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Newspaper
Jackson Progress Argus
Location
Jackson, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 25, 1923
Page
8
Athens Ga May 21 estimated total of 100000 white and black Georgians have left farms in the state since January 1. Of the total 69960 negroes and 18240 whites. 11840 farms deserted. projected annual production loss about 25 million dollars. Georgia imports 30 percent of its farm produce amid the exodus.
The death of Mrs. Tom Dicker son, 22, occurred at her Pepperton home after measles and pneumonia. Survived by husband, child, and her mother Mrs. George Rawls. Funeral service at Pepperton Sunday 2 PM, Rev. Martin officiating. interment in Pepperton cemetery. Body to be shipped back east for burial in Nashville.
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