Taylor County County Agent Annual Report highlights 1932
The report outlines Forestry work, Junior 4-H, pest control, agricultural engineering, farm management, marketing, and community activities in Taylor County. It notes reduced woods fires, a longleaf pine planting, prize programs, cooperative buys saving farmers money, and a Washington trip for older 4-H members. It ends with appreciation and outlook for 1988.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forestry Committee
College Extension
Taylor County
J. S. Green
Taylor County Forestry Committee
Eheld
Coun
Re- Sonal
Taylor County Farm
Taylor County Agricultural Board
Butler Bulk
Agricultural Board
Poland
Parks Pond
DuPre Barrett
G. W. Cunningham
Camp Wilkins
State College of Agriculture
Washington, D. C
County Board For Education
Washington
Macon
Augusta
Columbus
Raleigh
Richmond
New Market
Roanoke
Johnson City
Asheville
Gainesville
Atlanta
The
Capitol
White House
Bureau of Printing and Engraving
Washington Monument
Lincoln Memorial
Smithsonian Institute
Mt. Vernon
Arlington Cemetery
County Extension Organization
Taylorites
C. of Gk. Ry
County Agricultural and Home Demonstration
Wesley
Advanzed
Eerie
Board of Commissioners
Roosevelt and the farmers political economy in 1930s
Roosevelt will confront farm distress as soon as he leads the nation. farm income has slumped from 17 billion in 1919 to an estimated 5 billion this year, with two fifths of Americans affected and farmers bearing higher fixed charges. He must push for open world markets or shrink farming to a domestic base, linking agricultural vitality to national business and policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roosevelt
United States
Reprint Request for Gus Hall Death Lecture
Georgians seek a copy of Gus Hall’s Death essay reprinted from the Harbin Philosophers Club address. The Calhoun Ga author contends death is a passage to divine evolution, immortality of the body’s elements, and a peaceful afterlife through growth and law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
G. A. Hall
Calhoun
Hall
Baltimore
Jehovah
Germ Cell
God
History of Coffee County in Wiregrass annals
A review of W. P. Ward’s History of Coffee County, part of Georgia bicentennial annals. It traces Coffee County from its Creek Indian background to 1930, highlighting vivid scenes such as an 1867 wedding and pioneer life, with social customs and local culture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
W. P. Ward
Coffee County
Sydney Hargraves
Mary Lott
Mary
Moses Kirkland
Darkey
Lott
Martha
Lewis
Cap
Mr. Ward
Seventeen-Mile Creek
Herodotus
General Assembly
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W. A. Lundy
South Georgia
Sylvania
Screven
Macon County
Co-op
the Farmers
Glenn Frank
Gibbes
Annals OF the Old Wiregrass