County Agent Report on Dairy, Hogs and Beef Outlook
County Agent A Lundy reports on the Dairy Association event with market exhibits, notes sales totals and lessons learned, and discusses soybean and corn forage, hay, and feed needs. He analyzes hog prices, corn shortages, and suggests prudent livestock investments, urging cooperative buying and caution on debt while highlighting beef cattle improvement and purebred bulls in nearby counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Drouth
Georgia
No. 1
Reynolda
W. A. Payne
Payne
Desmond Harp
Macnn
Cummings Bros
Donalsonville
Swift & Co
Moultrie
Aiinen
Tennessee
Kentucky
Virgina
G.H
Neisler
Carswell Discusses Campaign and Tax Diversion
George H. Carswell, a leading gubernatorial candidate, argues the main fight will be tax diversion to cover state debt. He blames opponents and highway officials for delaying road work to fund projects while highlighting ramifications for schools, the mentally ill, and veterans. He attacks Goodloe Yancey, Ed Alexander, and others, cites diverted gasoline and tax funds, and claims a campaign fund benefited by contractor support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George H. Carswell
J. W. Barnett
Col. Tate
John Holder
Barnett
Goodloe Yancey
Yancey Brothers — Corporation
Ed Alexander and Himself Incorporated
Ed Alexander, Inc
Highway Department
Milledgeville
Atlanta Motor Club
Russell
Ellie Henry Grady
Chattanooga
Atlanta
Holder
Ed Rivers
Georgia must boost tourism to gain millions
Georgia has vast health climate scenery and recreation assets but fails to market them. The piece cites a massive national tourist movement of over 40 million yearly and argues Georgia could gain billions by expanding attractions and year round travel, noting tourists spend about $10 a day and contribute to many industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James B. Nevin
Georgia
Mississippi River
Pepudear
Four Corners
South Georgia
Charlotte
Gettysburg
Xerxes Jand
America
Fossil leg bone found at Wakulla Spring by visitors
A Thomasville automobilist party viewed a fossil recovered by Wakulla spring owner G T Christie. The lower leg bone appeared ancient with a hoof socket, suggesting a hoofed creature with a possible eight foot sea length, judging from the knuckle and socket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Wakulla
G.T. Christie
Taylor County owed one state funds to be paid
Taylor County schools are due 16 716 43 from the state of Georgia. A letter from M L Duggan, state school superintendent, urges prompt payment of 1928 and 1929 common school balances. Unpaid totals for Taylor County amount to 18 716 438, with 8 000 from Barett Rogers, 5 215 72 from general appropriations and 45 500 71 for 1929.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Georgia
W. T. Austin
M. L. Duggan
General Assembly
Epen
Friends of Education
Barett-Rogers
Charity Begins at Home and Sel Dom Gets Farther
A concise reflection on charity starting locally and not extending much beyond private circles, noting the challenge of expanding benevolence beyond one's immediate surroundings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charity
Last Chance Free Coal Offer and Hardware Bargains
A chaotic ad style piece urges rush before Saturday night to obtain Free Coal and a Heatrola at a low down payment amid hardware store bargains. It mocks vague quotes and features quips about a contractor, street excavations, and passing remarks on local happenings.
Gumphers Protect Books From Mice, Report Stated
Notes claim pieces of gum campher placed near books on shelves repel mice. The observer notes gum campher reacts with moisture to create a deterrent, reducing rodent activity in the library setting.
Also Mentioned on This Page
A. Lundy
Taylor
Merely & Co-Operative Movement
Dairy Association
F. W.sFitch
E. Litton
B. McWhorter
Sears
Howard
Arur Jarrell
Dan Untain
Lo Felton Posey
Calvin’ II
Ressore
Sears-Roebuck
Perry
Book Trust
Walker
Highway Board
Fayetteville
Talbotton
Ford Dealer
Talbotton, Ga
J. A. Battle
Ford
Ple
Bank Butler Ga
Cherry Street
Ries & Armstrong Jewelers
Hone
Macon,ga
Jarrell Department Store
Williams
Harper
Pen
Hunt
Homer Handy
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