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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 04, 1932

Page

7

Taylor County 4 H Club announces Parks Pond camp

Page devoted to agricultural matters reports an upcoming three day 4 H Club camp at Parks Pond in Taylor County chaired by County Agent W A Lundy. Box lists items to bring including beans fish and vegetables plus cooking gear and fishing tackle. The note urges abundant fresh produce, approval to bring along nonparticipants, and notes last years attendance of 50 boys.

Butler 4-H Parks Pond W. A. Lundy

Southeast farmers push live at home plan and markets rise

The article notes climate and rainfall improving in the Southeast, with plans to plant 1,000 acres in Colquitt county for fall peppers and tomatoes shipped from Qui man Georgia to distant markets. Sweet corn from Bulloch County moves to Philadelphia and New York, as Atlanta’s farmers market expands with trucks from across the region. The live-at-home movement spreads beyond producers to curb and city markets, aiming to keep hundreds of millions in the Southeast. Farmers may cut cotton acreage by half to ease surpluses and raise prices, seeking long-awaited financial relief.

Imperial Valley Noutheast Quiman Colquitt County Statesboro Bulloch County Philadelphia New York Atlanta Southeast Ohio Potomac

Cut labor and feed wastes in farm poultry

Agricultural guidance stresses cutting feed waste and labor in poultry houses. Use proper dry mash hopper designs to prevent floor spillage and ensure hens cannot pull feed out. Maintain sanitation to curb disease, protect chick feed with appropriate trays, and use galvanized covered feeders. Remove rats with concrete floors and off-floor bins. Cull surplus cockerels, plan equipment to save labor, and synchronize flock age through one purchase. Maintain records with a secured egg log and consistent work plans.

Zella Wigent Agri Ext Dept International Harvester Co

Wild Beauty by J. J. Mundy

An opinion piece extols wild beauty as superior to cultivated blooms. It argues lovers of nature recognize spontaneous color effects and specimens, noting that money cannot buy true beauty. The author ends on a quirky image about optimism and persistence.

Producing Good Hatching Eggs From Breeding Hens and Males

Guidance on selecting breeders, timing mating, and housing for better hatchability. Emphasizes using healthy mature pullets, a strong male for each breeding group, and ample sun exposure green feed and milk in the diet. Advises ratios vary by breed and promotes free range and careful nutrition.

Price and ordering notice for Austrian Winter Peas and poultry guidance

The notice reports a reduced price for Austrian Winter Peas this year with a previous price of 48 cents per pound. An order of 86,000 pounds was bought at about 3.70 per 100 pounds delivered at Butler, below current market quotations. Orders received before August 5 can be expanded. after that date delivery cannot be guaranteed. Peas ship from Portland by rail and water on August 18 and are payable in Mobile by September 20. Inoculation adds about 90 cents per 100 pounds. The notice also provides detailed guidelines for hatching eggs including temperature, handling, and incubation, authored by county agent W. A. Lundy.

Taylor County Talbot County Marion County Peach County Houston County W. M. Brown John Brown Butler Portland Oregon Mobile Ala W. A. Lundy

Help to Make Home Town Best Town on Earth

Community is urged to support local business and buy from home advertisers to boost the city’s growth. Citizens should assess their own honesty and willingness to improve the town, with the goal of filling the city with commerce and progress. Local merchants are key leaders in urban advancement.

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Pebble Farm C. H. Neisler Neisler T. J. Fountain Hastings Taylor J. J. Mundy Beaubee
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