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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 17, 1918

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Butts County Plans Big Red Cross Drive for $2000

Butts county officials aim to raise 2000 dollars in a one day whirlwind Red Cross drive starting Monday. Businessmen will close Tuesday afternoon for canvassing across Flovilla Indian Springs Jenkinsburg and other districts with a female auxiliary aiding the effort. The drive seeks per capita support and includes a full committee structure with W. O. Ham as chair and R. P. Newton as treasurer.

Butts County Red Cross Jackson W. O. Ham Ham Messrs J. H. Carmichael J. B. Settle R. N. Etheridge S. O. Ham E. L. Smith R. P. Newton Red Cross War Fund R. P. Lasnett R. J. Carmichael J. D. Jones Flovilla Indian Springs Jenkinsburg Butts

Shaw Leans for Loyal Support in Butts County Senate Bid

Emmett R. Shaw of Fort Gaines spoke to Butts County voters at the courthouse on Saturday urging loyalty to the government and victory in the war. He attacked Tom Hardwick as disloyal, accused Hardwick of siding with Wall Street and bills by several opponents, and claimed Atlanta seeks control of major offices.

United States Senate Emmett R. Shaw Fort Gaines Butts County Court House S. H. Mays General Assembly Shaw Tom Hardwick Hardwick Kaiser Berlin Senate Daily Papers

Three Teachers Elected Monday for 1918-19 Sessions

At Monday’s Board of Education meeting three teachers were elected completing the faculty for 1918-19. Alexander H. Stephens of Palmetto Georgia a Emory graduate with eighteen years teaching experience and training at the University of Chicago was named. Eunice Glausier of Conyers was chosen to teach French and History. Ruby Riley of McRae was chosen to teach the seventh grade.

Board of Education Alexander H. Stephens Palmetto Emory University of Chicago Eunice Glausier Conyers Ruby Riley McRae

Jackson Public Schools to Close Friday May 17

After a year of hard work and progress the Jackson public schools will close for the Spring term Friday evening May 17. Examinations this week will finish Friday when promotion cards are issued. 28 graduates will receive diplomas. Hon. M. L. Brittain, State Superintendent, will deliver the literary address.

Jackson Public Jackson M. L. Brittain Martin

Farmers Line Up For Cotton Fight

Hundreds of letters arrive at the Georgia State Bureau of Markets as it gathers cost data on cotton production. The questionnaire targets militia districts to aid E A Calvin on Capitol Hill in opposing the Emerson bill and any move to fix cotton prices. Responses are being compiled for a detailed report on Georgia production costs.

Atlanta State Bureau of Markets Georgia Washington E. A. Calvin Texas Cotton States Official Advisory Marketing Board Bureau

Fine Specimen of Oats Grown by Mr Johnson

A prize oat sheaf three feet tall was brought to the office by P. P. Johnson of Worthville. Planted on ordinary land with nitrate of soda, the Texas rust proof oats yield is hoped at fifty bushels per acre from four acres. Winter freeze is not hindering a likely countywide good oat crop.

P. P. Johnson Worthville

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United States Emmett Shaw Plain People American Red Cross Red Cross Drive Jno Cassel J. H. Mills Johnson
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