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Newspaper

Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 04, 1921

Page

2

Impressive Ku Klux Klan Parade Through Jackson

A Ku Klux Klan march drew hundreds of Jackson residents as about forty Klansmen, some from other counties, paraded with an American flag bearer a cross bearer and a trumpet. The procession circled the courthouse square moved to Third Street toward the depot and returned to the square before dispersing.

Jackson Knights of the Ku Klux Klan Court House Square Third Street First Street

Diamond Dyes Advertises Colorful Clothing Dyes

Diamond Dyes offers a single product with directions for dyeing worn skirts waists dresses coats gloves and coverings in wool silk linen cotton and blends. A Color Card is available from the druggist.

Adv

Freckles musical drama set for Jackson Theatre debut

The stage adaptation of Gene Stratton Porter’s Freckles draws praise for its poetic flair and stirring incidents. The Broadway Amusement Co presents the song play at the Jackson Theatre on March 4 and 5, with specially arranged music noted as tuneful and inspiring.

Gene Stratton-Porter Broadway Amusement Co Jackson Theatre

Genuine Bayer Aspirin Ad Warns Buyers

An advertisement emphasizes to look for the Bayer name on aspirin packages or tablets to ensure authenticity and safety. It notes Bayer as the trade mark and lists common uses from colds to headaches and rheumatic pains. The piece ends by contrasting whiskey import figures for 1920 with pre war levels.

Bayer U. S Washington, D. C United States Department of Commerce

Little Cotton and Less Guano Urged

An editorial laments low cotton prices and high costs for leather guano and fertilizer. It urges farmers to reduce acreage to seven acres per plow, cut guano bills, and seek new markets abroad while blaming those who caused the current economic distress.

Congress Germany

Ford Bypasses Rail Earnings Rise After Ford Takes Control

Henry Ford inspected 454 miles of the Detroit Toledo and Ironton line after taking over on September 1. The railroad posted a 20 percent earnings increase in September, with $564,492 in 1920 compared to $430,830 in October 1919 and plan to develop coal supply and regional transport. Ford toured grades, bridges, roundhouses, and shops to guide repairs and loading points.

Ford Detroit, Toledo & Ironton Railroad Henry Ford Detroit Michigan

Skin Sufferers Do Not Want More Temporary Relief

Do not settle for surface treatments for eczema tetter or skin irritations. True relief comes from treating the blood to remove germs. S.S.S. is presented as a blood remedy that reaches the source of the trouble. Free expert medical advice available by writing to Chief Medical Adviser, 155 Swift Laboratory, Atlanta, Ga.

S.S.S Swift Laboratory Atlanita HALL F. J. Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio

Cotton acreage to be reduced half world over

New York reports plans to cut global cotton acreage by about 50 percent next season amid falling prices and large surpluses. American planters expect 20 to 25 percent cuts, Egypt 66 percent, and reductions in the East Indies. price editor Theodore Price calls radical curtailment almost certain.

New York East Indies Theodore H. Price Commerce and Finance Mr. Price

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Dr. Pierce James &. Nelson Sixth St N. E Ford Betters Jackson, GA Self Rising Halloween OMEGA Standard Virginia Delmonte Prunes Florida Carmichael-Mallet Co Jackson, Georgia Theodore Price Georgia Butts County E. H. Grant D. V. Grant Edna Grant Johnson State of Georgia J. H. Ham Owen J. Martin A. K. Kimbell T. F. Martin O. J. Martin D. W. Grant D. W. Pritchett Barnesville, GA J. W. Carter Guthrie & Company H. M. Fletcher W. E., Watkins the Farmers Co-Operative Fire Insurance Company OF Georgia S. B. Kinard J. H. Pope ARGUS Sloan Liniment Sloan’s Sally
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