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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1922

Page

4

Georgia Baptists Celebrate 150th Kiokee Anniversary

Thousands from across Georgia gathered at Kiokee, Ga, to mark the 150th anniversary of the first Georgia Baptist church founded by Daniel Marshall. The four day jubilee includes the Kiokee event, the Powelton church founding, a visit to Penfield, Mercer University’s origin, and ends with Macon convention centennial observance.

Mercer Georgia Baptists Kiokee Church Powelton Penfield Mercer University Jesse Mercer Georgia Baptist Convention Macon

Jackson man named on board University of Georgia

J. D. Jones editor of the Progress Argus has been appointed by Governor Thomas W. Hardwick as a member of the Board of Visitors to the University of Georgia for the term ending January 1, 1923. Other members include R. E. Brooks of Albany O. R. Horton of Gainesville L. F. Elrod of Hancock County and W. A. Hall of Blakely.

J. D. Jones Progress‘Argus Thomas W. Hardwick University of Georgia R. E. Brooks Albany R. Horton Ganesville L. F. Elrod Hancock County W. A. Hall Blakely

Mineral Feeds For Milk Cows From Georgia Experiment Station

Widespread interest in using mineral substances in dairy feeds arises as heavy milk production depletes calcium magnesium and phosphorus from the skeleton. Experiments show cows may not digest excess minerals efficiently, though highly milking animals rapidly deplete calcium and phosphorus stores.

Growers Association Meeting Set for Saturday in Flovilla

The Growers Marketing Association will meet at the school auditorium in Flovilla on Saturday afternoon June 10 at 2 oclock. County Agent H G Wiley is expected to attend and address the members, all of whom are urged to attend.

Growers Marketing Association Flovilla H. G. Wiley

Calcium Arsenate Offered For Boll Weevil Fight

A Jackson Georgia ad offers Calcium Arsenate at 9 cents per pound plus freight from Ataria in car lots. A sample was tested by Judge J H Ham and the State Chemist found it high standard and uniform. Available at Carmichael Drag and Book Co and Southern Cotton Oil Co in 5 26 4te.

Ataria J. H. Ham U. K Carmichael Drag and Book Co Southern Cotton Oil Co Kimbell & Kinard Jackson

Record Fire Losses in 1921 Reach Near All-Time High

The Journal of Commerce tallies 1921 U S and Canada fire losses at 332 654 950, surpassed only by 1906 San Francisco, with 3 855 fires exceeding 10 000 converts. Causes cited include carelessness and weak discipline in business, plus slim profit margins reducing maintenance spending. The long-term total fire waste over 43 years stands at 7 695 475 695.

San Francisco United States Canada Journal of Commerce

Community Notes From Indian Spring Visitors and Events

Mrs. Tyler and Mrs. A P McClelland’s mother visit Indian Spring.,E D Heard visit Macon. Irene Respass Chambers, of Macon, works at Foy Hotel this season and is Miss Bradley Ward’s niece. Cecile Corbett, of Macon, attends weekend dance at New Elder Hotel and is J E Cornell’s niece. Averett family from Damascus visiting, Warren Furlow and wife guests of Jackson. Baptist church meetings conclude with uplifting sermons and singing.

Elder Hotel J. E. Cornell Baptist Church Warren Furlow Jackson

Sincere Sorrow and the Black Underwear Joke

An El Paso Times item recalls an elderly dusky woman in deep mourning who asks a clerk for black underwear. The clerk offers options, but the mourner insists she mourns down to the skin, delivering a wry social observation in a brief exchange.

el Paso Times

Peach and vegetable boom revives South Georgia farmlands

The heavy peach fruit and veg movement in South Georgia brings new life to the region as money crops come on at all seasons, a vital need for the state.

South Georgia

Cool drinks for hot days and market optimism

The article offers inexpensive ways to prepare cooling beverages using lemons tomatoes and fruit, including crushed ice drinks lemon eggnog and syrup. It advises economical sweetening and immediate serving, plus notes rising farm product sales and improving markets in Georgia.

Humorous verse on fowl manners and crowing

A light verse contrasts hens eggs with hens cackling, roosters crowing, and the reputation of doves pigeons and peacocks. The poem playfully notes common judgments of birds and their behavior.

Tax Sale Notice for Butts County Georgia Property

Public outcry sale on the first Tuesday in July at the courthouse door in Butts County to the highest bidder for cash. Fifty acres in the 615 District G M of Butts County bounded on the north by Mrs A W Lane and on the east by Mrs A W lands.

Georgia Butts County

Property sale notice in Butts County Georgia

Lane lines begin south of William W and west of Nettie Harkness to satisfy a tax levy for 1921. Sheriff W D Pop will sell July first at the courthouse door to the highest bidder for cash. Property described as a house at It Springs in Butts County bounded by J W Terrell Guthrie Carmichael and O A Pound. Property levied on as the property of George Byars colored in possession of G Byars to satisfy tax claim issued by J F Lane Tax Collector for Butts County for 1921. This June 5 1922.

Georgia Butts County L. M. Hale Hubert B. Hale Emma Hale J. H.ham Court House G. M Jennie Bryans J. M. Crawford Indian Springs Wigwam Hotel Company J. F. Lane W. D.pope Said Propen J. W. Terrell Guthrie and Carmichael O. A. Pound Saiderty George Byars G. Byars Butt County Jenkinsburg Charlie Kell Southern Railway Company Baptist Church Jen Ga A.J. Harris J. F A. J. Harris G. M. Butte J. G. Colweil S. B. Kinary P. J. Kina S. B. Kinard Monroe County Willingham A. S. B. Kinard W. D.F

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Benedict Farmers & Merchants Bank Kiokee Bled of the First Baptist Church In Geor Gia Daniel Marshal Kar University OF GA Georgia Experiment Station Growers Association der Hotel Quack McDonough Road G. H. Kimbell North Mulberry Street T. G. Willis J. W Meester Michael Castain Descri W. D. Pope Butts Sheriff’s SA Butis County
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