Official Organ of Taylor County Published Thursdays
The Butler Herald is the official organ of Taylor County Georgia published every Thursday. It lists Chas Benns Jr as business manager and managing editor O E Cox as publisher and business manager with a weekly circulation of about fifteen hundred copies. Contact phone UN 2 4485.
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Butler
Georgia
County Agent Urges Lime Use for Healthier Crops
The county agent compares lime to oil for engines and cites benefits for soil and crops. Lime neutralizes acidity, aids legumes like alfalfa, boosts yields in cotton and corn, supplies calcium and magnesium, unlocks phosphorus, and boosts soil bacteria, with lime quantity depending on crop and soil type.
Lime Testing Guides Farmers on Soil Acidity and Lime Needs
The article stresses that soil acidity and organic matter affect lime requirements and urges soil testing rather than guessing. It notes that a precise lime amount depends on specific soil and crop, and directs readers to Extension Circular 455 for more details, available from the County Agent.
Coastal Bermuda management tips for Georgia pastures
Research at the Southern Piedmont Experiment Station shows winter kill in Coastal Bermuda rises with high nitrogen and low potassium fertilization, especially without potash. Potash strengthens hardiness. farmers should test soil and use high potash fertilizers like 5-10-15 or 0-10-20 to remedy low potash.
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Bermuda
Georgia
Southern Piedmont Experiment Station
Athens
Plucky Stevie Aids Arthritis Research At Minnesota Clinic
Ten year old Stevie Warhol endures samples of his blood and knee joint fluid to aid scientists in understanding juvenile rheumatoid arthritis. The National Foundation funds research at multiple institutions to find a cure or preventive, with hopes tied to ongoing studies and centers across the United States.
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Stevie
Minneapolis
The
STEN
Minnesota Medical School
Stevies
March of Dimes
National Foundation
University of Minnesota
Rockefeller Institute
New York University
University of Buffalo
Columbia University
Universty of Rochester
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Theniversity of Texas At
Dallas
University of California At
San Francisco
Social Security Office Reports Revised Benefits
Columbus area residents digest changes from the 1961 Social Security Amendments. Questions and answers clarify automatic increases for widows over 62, raised minimum benefits, retirement age reductions, and quarters required for eligibility.
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Social Security Office
Columbus
Butler
Reynolds
Peanut Harvesting Time Arrives In Taylor County
Peanut harvest time is here with guidance on drying and windrowing. Use tops clipping to speed drying, cut only specified portions of peanut vines, and ensure sharp cutter blades to avoid reducing shaking efficiency. Maintain proper digger blade pitch, adjust shaker height, and use a heavy rear drag bar for uniform windrows and less soil in peanuts.
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Vernon Reddish, Co
Income disparity worry not yet facing average American
The nation may face a problem of too much income, but the average American has not yet felt this concern. Economic views suggest rising inequality is a distant issue for most households at present.
Two Brothers Saved From 25 Foot Well
In Gloversville New York two young brothers aged 3 and 5 fell into a dry 25 foot well behind their home Sunday. A state trooper lassoed them and pulled them out after about two hours. They were unconscious on arrival of police but revived after oxygen was pumped in. They were shaken and dirty but otherwise appeared fine.
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Gloversville
N. Y
After 42 Years, Savannah Sister Registers as Alien
In Savannah Georgia Swiss Sister Amilie aged 87 registered as an alien at the Customs House after 42 years with the Little Sisters of the Poor. She and four other nuns serving in Savannah are among the oldest legal residents to register together in the United States. The oldest registrant is Sister Joseph, a Belgian 91. Immigration Inspector Poole notes their age and duration in the country.
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Savannah
Little Sisters of the Poor Nursing Home
Amilie
Customs House
Sisster Joseph
U.S
Poole
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