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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1960
Page
4
A collection of social maxims and observations on money in church plates, honesty, progress, marriage, driving, fashion, and domestic life. It reflects on crime, praise, cooking, invention, thrift, charity, and childrearing with dated tone and broad generalizations.
The passage notes that a young infant in the home eliminates the need for an alarm clock as a professional caller helps begin the day, implying a family routine shaped by the baby's schedule.
Taylor Countians are urged to order pine seedlings for fall delivery as the Georgia Commission notes an inventory of 250 million seedlings across six nurseries. Orders are first come, first served with ASC covering costs for land in conservation reserve. Slas h and Loblolly seedlings priced at $4.00 per thousand plus 25 cents delivery.
Macon Georgia hospital will maintain current room rates and service charges for 1961 despite a four percent budget rise to just over four million dollars. Officials expect higher patient load from about 74 percent to 78 percent capacity while granting merit pay increases including 36,107 for nursing staff and adding two social service workers.
A reflective piece recalls a late arrival through door and a windowed return of a son. It contrasts past cures with current high tech medicines and warns about easy televised sermons that dodge donations. The text ponders honesty and the urge to hide truth.
Vernon Reddish explains that cupping trees for naval stores causes minimal wood growth loss. A 10 inch tree yields about 50 board feet, a 12 inch tree about 100, with growth adding roughly 50 board feet over 8 to 10 years. Losses are small compared to extra gum income, and working timber can boost profit despite minor growth reductions.
In a small town rumors fly fast as gossipers trade intimate details about residents, revealing the innermost secrets of neighbors and sparking curiosity and concern among townsfolk.
A Herald series on forest management by Vernon Reddish discusses Georgia forests generating about 150 million dollars annually for landowners. It notes 65 percent of the state is forested, urges better practices, and outlines a six step program including fire prevention reforestation stand improvement diversified utilization and good harvesting.
Discussion outlines six and more wise selling practices and next week explores how a tree grows. The series will show how forest management practices fit into tree biology and development.
A man manages to cover all monthly household expenses as prices rise steadily with no end in sight.
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