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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 20, 1921

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Fine meeting of Sixth District Women's Clubs in Jackson

Delegates from every county attended the Sixth District Federation of Women's Clubs session in Jackson despite rain. The day featured addresses by district and state leaders, a barbecue lunch in local stores, and reports from clubs. next convention planned for Zebulon.

Federation of Women’s Clubs Jackson First Baptist Church J. B. Settle Woman’s Club of Robert VanDeventer Lois Biles William McIntosh L. D. Watson Larkin Watson Hill Redwine Fayetteville R. H. Hankinson McDonough Sixth District Federation J. E. Hays Montezuma Georgia Hays Kinard Carmichael Second Street Mallet’s Springs Zebulon Jackson Woman’s Club

Preaching at West Butts School House May 21

Elder J. A. Wright of Zebulon will preach at the West Butts school house Saturday night May 21. The public is cordially invited. The outlook for a cotton crop in this part of Georgia is most discouraging with the crop expected to be the smallest in a generation while food crops will be the largest.

West Butts School J. A. Wright Zebulon Georgia

Georgia Sweet Potatoes Shipped to London Test

Georgia growers tested kiln dried sweet potatoes sent from Montezuma to London. Potatoes arrived in good condition and averaged 10 cents a pound. Tests by the State College of Agriculture and United States Bureau of Markets show export potential for Georgia sweet potatoes.

Montezuma London England Georgia Farm Bureau Federation State College of Agriculture United States Bureau of Markets R. A. Kelley Farm Bureau Federation Georgia Farm Bureau

Henry County celebrates centennial homecoming parade in Locust Grove

Henry County marks its 100th anniversary with a statewide homecoming on May 14. The event drew thousands from nearby counties and across the country to a parade of 50 plus floats, a front court house program, and a keynote by Gov elect Thomas W. Hardwick. A barbecue, musical selections, and an afternoon baseball game followed.

Henry County Henry Fulton DeKalb Butts Rockdale Clayton Newton Spalding Locust Grove Institute Court House John L. Tye Atlanta Thomas W. Hardwick Georgia

Knights of Pythias Delegates To Georgia Grand Lodge

W L Nutt and L H Hurt of Jackson lodge No 131 Knights of Pythias are delegates to the Georgia grand lodge meeting in Augusta this week. Nutt is a delegate and Hurt an alternate. The grand body convened Thursday as Jesse M Wood of Atlanta served as grand chancellor of the Georgia grand lodge.

W. L. Nutt L. H. Hurt Jackson Lodge No Knights of Pythias Augusta Jesse M. Wood Atlanta Grand Lodge Georgia

Accidental Shot Fatal To Youth In Jenkinsburg

Henry Jackson eighteen to nineteen died after an accidental discharge of a Smith hammerless shotgun while fishing at Towaliga pond. The gun fell against a rock as he and H S Martin attempted to rise causing the blast to pass through his body. He died Friday night after four hours of illness. Funeral held Sunday at Jenkinsburg Baptist Church. He is survived by parents Harvie and wife, sister Ollie Lou, grandfather H G Asbury, all of Jenkinsburg.

Henry Jackson Jenkinsburg Young Jackson Towaliga Pond Watkins Bottoms H. S. Martin J. W. Harper J. M. Thaxton Mr. Jackson Harvie Jackson Ollie Lou Jackson H. G. Asbury Jackson Baptist Church E. C. Wilson Jenkinsburg Methodist Church

Mr G W Hausler Dies After Six Weeks Illness

Mr G W Hausler aged 77 died at his home near Jackson after a six week illness from a complication of diseases. A Swiss native and longtime Butts county resident, he was respected for upright character and hardworking nature. Survived by wife Sallie Lavender Hausler, son E L Hausler of Arabi, Ga, daughters Mrs E R Harper of Jackson and Mrs Josie Colwell of Atlanta, plus several grandchildren. Funeral at Stark Methodist church Monday at 11 conducted by Rev E C Wilson, Rev J R Jordan, Elder Ratliff. interment in church cemetery.

G. W. Hausler Jackson Mr. Hausler Switzerland Butts County Hausler

Baked Vegetable Omelets For Spring Servings

A baked vegetable omelet or souffle combines eggs with vegetables and can substitute meat when use include green shelled peas beans soybeans or cowpeas. The following general recipe is provided by specialists at the United States Department of Agriculture.

United States Department of Agriculture

Scouts Outline County Campaign To Raise Funds

The Woman's Club of Jackson offers to raise 400 of Butts County's 700-dollar quota for Boy Scout funds. Prof T J Collins, county chairman, says troops will be organized in several centers if the goal is met. Visitors Roland R Shine of Atlanta and Co E Carmack of Memphis presented the plan to the club in Jackson last week. Jackson and Flovilla already have troops. Jenkinsburg Stark Fincherville and other centers are planned.

Woman's Club of Jackson Boy Scout Butts County T. J. Collins Roland R. Shine Atlanta Co. E. Carmack Memphis Boy Scouts Flovilla Jenkinsbureg Stark Fincherville

Warning on typhoid menace in Georgia

The Georgia Slate Board of Health warns of a likely rise in typhoid fever due to a mild winter and early spring. flies spread the disease, poor sanitation, and surface toilets aid transmission. last year saw 549 deaths and over 5,490 cases. vaccine is offered free to ages 12 to 40 to prevent losses and protect life.

Georgia Slate Board of Health Fies Georgia State Board of Health

Hooded Knights Parade Through McDonough Celebration

Butts county helped celebrate Henry County’s 100th anniversary in McDonough with a pageant Saturday. The parade featured hooded Ku Klux Klan members from Butts county marching to recall Reconstruction era memories, lending an air of mystery to the event.

Butts County Henry McDonolugh McDonough

Federal Reserve Banks Lose Power to Par Collect Checks

The Supreme Court ruled that Federal Reserve Banks cannot compel par collection of checks drawn on Georgia nonmember banks. Georgia courts were right to enjoin the Atlanta Fed from forcing collection outside usual channels. Justice Holmes noted the Fed’s campaign could not be justified between private parties and that Congress did not intend such government action.

Washington Federal Reserve Supreme Court Georgia Federal Reserve Bank Atlanta Holmes Federal Reserve Board Congress

Georgia Bankers Win Supreme Court Victory Over Fed Ruling

The U S Supreme Court ruled for the Georgia Bankers Association over the Federal Reserve Bank in a dispute over exchange fees. The decision preserves country banks’ practice of charging a small fee on items sent for collection, despite earlier interpretations requiring par remittance. The Georgia measure allowing state banks to set exchange rates follows similar laws in Mississippi and Louisiana.

United States Supreme Court Georgia Bankers Association Federal Reserve Bank Pendleton Fulton County Federal Court Supreme Court Georgia Mississippi Louisiana

Leg Breakage in Wrestling Accident at Carmichael Store

Claude Spencer broke his left leg just above the ankle during a friendly wrestling match with Robin Wood at Carmichael Drug and Book Co. The injury occurred Friday night and was described as unavoidable with only one bone broken. Spencer, a local businessman who served in the Emory Unit hospital corps, is reported recovering well.

Robin Wood Carmichael Drug and Book Company Claude Spencer Spencer Mr. Spencer Emory

Card of Thanks for Loss of Son and Brother

We thank friends for kindness and sympathy after the sudden death of our son and brother. May God's richest blessing rest upon you. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Jackson and Daughter.

J. H. Jackson

New Pump Installed at Indian Springs Resort

Indian Springs business men have installed a large gasoline powered pump to handle overflow from the famous spring. The pump will rapidly empty the accumulated water, improving access during rainy weather and benefiting the hundreds of visitors who come for health and recreation.

Indian Springs

Georgia county car registrations total revealed by secretary

Secretary of State S. G. McLendon reports Butts County with 917 registered automobiles, while Fulton leads at 20 863 and Chatham at 5 443. The alphabetical list covers every Georgia county with varying counts and several OCR errors noted in the data.

Secretary OF State Fulton Secretary of S. G. McLendon Butts County Fulton County Chatham Bibb Richmond Muscoggee Appling Atkinson Banks Barrowa Bartow Bacon Baker Baldwin Bean-Hill Berrien Bleckley Brooks Bryan Bulloch Burke Butts Calhoun Camden Campbell Candler Carroll Catoosa Charlton Chattahoochee Chattooga Cherokee Clarke Clay Clayton Clinch Cobb Coffee Colquitt Columbia Cook Coweta Crawford Crisp Dade Dawson Decatur DeKalb Dodge Dooly Dougherty Douglas Early Echols Effingham Elbert Emanuel Evans Fannin Fayette Floyd Forsyth Franklin Futon Gilmer Glascock Glynn Gordon Grady Greene Gwinett Habersham Hall Hancock Haralson Harris Hart Heard Henry Houston Irwin Jackson Jasper Jeff Davis Jefferson Jenkins Johnson Jones Laurens Lee Liberty Lincoln Lowndes Lumpkin Macon Madison Marion McDuffie McIntosh Meriwether Miller Milton Mitchell Monroe Montgomery Morgan Murray Muscogee Newton Oconee Oglethorpe Paulding Pickens Pierce Pike Polk Pulaski Putnam Quitman Rabun Randolph Rockdale Schley Screven Spalding Stephens Stewart Sumter Talbot Taliferro Tatnall Taylor Telfair Terrell Thomas Tift Toombs Towns Trueten Troup Turner Twiggs Union Upson Walker Walton Ware Warren Washington Wayne Webster Wheeler White Whitfield Wilcox Wilkes Wilkinson Worth

Death of an Infant and Moral Advice

Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Crawford mourn the death of their infant child. The notice also offers a brief moral remark urging readers to fill their lives with wholesome thoughts from literature.

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Knights OF Pythias Woman’s Club Prof Collins Mobiles W. C. Crawford
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