Local Poultry Breeder Urges Support For Quality Chicks
W A Lundy endorses Mr. Guinn of Taylor County as a model for poultrymen. He warns against buying cheap hatchery chicks from untested flocks, arguing higher initial costs are offset by better production and reduced risk. Guinn’s hens produced 827 eggs in 12 months, and his operation includes disease testing and in contest performance.
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Dixie Poultry Journal
Guinn
Taylor County
Neaby
Stnte
Poultry Magazine
Buy Chicks on Quality Not Price
Hatcherymen face higher costs from egg to chick. sellers cannot meet ultra low prices without sacrificing quality. Poor chick stock increases yearlong costs in feed, labor, and production, harming eventual egg yield and profitability. The piece argues buyers should pay for quality to avoid wide losses. Georgia 4 H club work cited: value of girls’ projects, finances, and education outcomes.
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Georgia
Lurline Collier
University System of Georgia
Texas
United States
Miss Collier
Suggestions to restore normalcy by backing farmers in tax relief
A Middleton Georgia businessman argues farming as the country’s base needs tax relief to revive prosperity. He warns farmers bore the first, hardest tax blows and urges drastic cuts to farm land taxes, backing rural buyout and broader recovery through farming’s central role. He cites widespread foreclosures and lending rigidity as signs of broader distress.
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Dallas
Texas
New York
Macon fat stock show set for April 20 21
The Macon and Middle Georgia Fat Stock Show dates were set for April 20 and 21. Premiums are raised to attract bidders from stock yards, with carload shipments of steers and barrows expected and all animals to be auctioned after judging. County agents urge strong county exhibits and 4 H participation.
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Macon and
Middle Georgia
Macon
Barrows
Farmers Suffer Most as Tax Burden Deepens and Economies Strain
J. E. Tate argues that the farmer bears the heaviest burden from taxes and debt while urging tariffs and tax relief to stabilize farming. He compares farming with other industries and recalls a hopeful note toward a forthcoming president who might ease tax pressure and prevent home foreclosures.
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Dante
J. E. Tate
Autumn in the Mountains recollected by J A Hall
Georgia writer J A Hall editor of the DeKalb New Era shares a North Georgia mountains vignette. He recalls Blood Mountain Brasstown Bald Neels Gap and the Blue Ridge summit view during Indian summer with vivid color and a contemplative mood.
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Georgia
J. A. Hall
DeKalb New Era
Brother Hall
North Georgia Mountains
North Georgia
Blue Ridge
America
Lowlands
Blood Mountain
Brasstown Bald
Neel’s Gap
Walton
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W. A. Lundy
M. W. Lowery
Extension Agronomist
University of Georgia
Frank W. Fitch
Extension Dairyman
Dean
Doans
Elberton Star
Middleton
Elbert County
Ana Domini
the Star
Arthur Brisbane
Barkis
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