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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 17, 1918
Page
2
National forests will open 500000 more sheep and nearly 250000 more cattle this year, raising total stock under permit to about 9000000 sheep and 2360000 cattle, plus 51000 swine. The increase adds to last year's augmentation of 200000 sheep and 100000 cattle.
A letter from DeWitt Martin of Butts County recounts Navy duty aboard the transport Munalbro amid danger near the English Channel. He details a fierce shipboard fire, close submarine sightings, planned dry docks at Newport News, and hopes for a furlough as he sends greetings home and news of Liberty Loan contributions abroad.
The relatives of Mr. M. J. Pruitt who died in Jackson on April 17 express appreciation to those who helped his daughter at the time of death and for the floral offerings. Mrs. Callie Rogan, 2808 Peabody Ave, Dallas, Texas.
A local lender advertises a farm loan of 160600 dollars with a reasonable rate. The notice invites farmers to see the lender before borrowing on farm land.
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