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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 27, 1923

Page

8

Henry County Alumni Club Organizes For A and M School

The Henry County Sixth District A and M School alumni met in McDonough to organize a local club. Officers elected were Josie Woods president Jewell Credelle vice president and Marie Woods secretary. The group invites interested boys and girls to contact Mrs Hugh Turner or officers for a catalogue.

Henry County A. and M Barnesville Hugh Turner McDonough Henry T. O. Galloway Galloway Josie Woods Jewell Credelle Miss Marie Woods

Fire destroys Dr Mays home on Covington street

A porch brooder explosion started a blaze Saturday night destroying the home of Dr R W Mays on Covington street. The insured value was $5,000 with furniture losses unclear. Neighbors heard the blast and three nearby houses were saved by firemen. Dr J R Strickland slept inside and escaped before the building collapsed.

DR. Mays Dr. R. W. Mays Covington _ street Mays R. G. Strickland Monroe County J. R. Strickland E. R. Harper

Mrs. C. G. Hodges Dies in Atlanta at 31

Butts county relatives mourn the death of Mrs. C. G. Hodges, 31, a native of Butts county who had lived in Atlanta. Funeral held at Sandy Creek with Elder Henderson and Elder Elliott officiating. interment in the church yard. Survived by husband, three sons, two parents, three sisters, and six brothers.

Butts County C. G. Hodges Atlanta Sandy Creek Henderson Elder Elliott

S S S and Georgia farmers stir fight for modern methods

An ad claims S S S builds red blood cells improving complexion, urging readers to begin use now. The Georgia Press Association notes Corra Harris says Georgia farmers are fighting mad and deserve results. It contrasts California farmers adopting cooperative marketing leading to prosperity.

S.S.S Georgia Press Association Corra Harris Farmers of Georgia California

Hatchery Planned for Jackson to Hatch 10000 Eggs

The Jackson Ice Corporation expects a 10000 egg hatchery system to arrive in Jackson soon. Plans include large scale incubation tied to the poultry industry showing statewide interest. Dr. Smith will return when the plant operates and arrangements may be made for his hatch. W E Merck, GM of Jackson Ice, studied current methods.

Hatchery to Boost Butts County Poultry Industry

Dr. Claude Smith visiting Jackson outlines plans to install a Buckeye incubator and hatch 10 000 eggs in February with immediate setup on arrival. The Progress Argus prints a hatchery illustration as the poultry sector expands in Butts County and aims for 100 purebred hens on every farm.

South Georgia Ashburn Buckeye Progress-Argus Butts County

A Question of Rhetoric Dialogue Between Hobo and Woman

A Victorian style exchange features a woman correcting a hitchhiker about grammar. The hobo insists he noticed the wood pile but reframes the action to emphasize perception rather than sight. The playful linguistic twist explores tense and evidential meaning.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Marie Woods Alumni Club Carmichael Mallet Co Jackson Carmichael-Mallet Co Blaze J. B. Mays R. G Strickland R. W. Mays C. J. Hartman Ton Bradfield Berw Later Co Leverette, of Grifin Fiseman’s Eisewan's Dept Jackson, Ga Hart Schaffner & Marx Eiseman’s Dept. Store MERCK The Jackson Ice Corporation W. E Claude Smith Jonesboro Mammoth Mary Brannon CO Gramimar ARGUS
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