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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 02, 1941

Page

6

Agriculture soil conservation refor Farm forestry and pine seedling planting

County farm agents report extensive slash pine planting by 50 to 60 farmers totaling about 250 000 seedlings this season. Demonstrational projects advance woodland improvement with focus on firebreaks rational thinning and thermostat controlled wood heaters to expand marketable firewood and boost timber growth.

S. B. Eubanks E. A. Hollis C. C. Heath W. J. Butler Othrs

King Lard at Home By County Agent

Many Taylor county farmers buy shortening while missing a home lard option. Rendering steps include cutting fat meat into cubes, adding water, and heating gently with stirring. After cracking and draining, press into tins or jars, strain, and store in tight containers in a cool dry place to prevent rancidity.

King Lard Taylor County Bembry

Kudzu Seedlings Arrive for Conservation Planting

Kudzu seedlings for farmers in the Oil Conservation Program have arrived and are heeled in pending delivery. Land should be prepared at once to avoid planting delays.

Taylor County Fire Safety and Terrace Construction Notes

In Taylor County the Protection Unit warns residents to avoid grass and woods fires during dry and windy conditions. It cites six recent fires, details locations, acreages, and sources, and urges reporting fires to the County Ranger. The report shifts to farmers beginning terrace layout under Soil Conservation, listing multiple farms with acres terraced and plans to meet AAA specifications.

E. C Gholson J. A. Payne J. F. Peterman E. C. Perkins D. B. Posey D. W. Harp W. E. Neisler Edgar Gaultney Elbert Posey B. M. Montgomery

Georgia 1940 headlines highlight tornadoes and political upheaval

Review notes Albany's Feb 10 tornado causing millions in damage and nearly 20 deaths. It covers the Rivers Miller clash with Gov arrest, Whelchel trial, Evans and Greer indictments, and Glover mail-fraud verdicts. Also mentions night riders, McDonough killings, Willkie GOP gesture, and Talmadge’s third term victory. Weather events include January freeze and summer hurricane along the Atlantic coast.

Atlanta Georgia Albany South Georgia Jas. Blair The Americas Times Recorder Little Murray Upshaw Cora Harris Cartersville Rivers W. L. Miller State Highway Board Macon Miller B. Frank Whelchel U.S. District Court H. W. Evans Ku Klux Klan John Greer Gov J. G. Glover Highway Department Glover Evans Greer McDonough George Harsh

Lawyer Seeks to Bar Tom Linder From Old Post

Atlanta Tom Linder of Hazlehurst was sworn in as commissioner of agriculture Monday after attorney George Thomas challenged his eligibility over a $2,000 state debt from his 1995 96 term. Governor Rivers deferred to the law department, citing a possible civil or criminal course. Linder denied any bond claim, and will assume office Jan 1, with Eugene Talmadge and other state officers.

Tom Linder Old Agricultural Post Atlanta Hazlehurts Gov. Rivers George Thomas Linder Thomas Georgia Rivers Law Department Columbus Roberts Eugene Talmadge

Accidentally Shot On Hunt. Boy Dies at 15

A 15-year-old farm boy Eschel Jenkins Jr. of near Jonesboro died in Grady hospital after a Christmas hunting accident. He and two companions crossed a field when a 12 gauge shotgun exploded, wounding him in the abdomen. His cousin Loonie Franklin Cook and Clark Smith Jr. were with him. Cook said the gun fired as he began to hand it to Eschel.

Atlanta Eschel Jenkins Jr Jonesboro Grady Loonie Franklin Cook Clark Smith Jr Constitution Eschil

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