Local Breeder Guinn Promoted Over Cheap Hatchery Chicks
County Agent W A Lundy argues Tayl or county poultrymen should patronize local breeder Mr Guinn instead of buying cheaper hatchery chicks. He notes Guinn tests for Bacillary White Diarrhea, buys high producing stock, participates in the Georgia National Egg Laying Contest, and posted a 827 eggs in 12 months. He warns cheap chicks risk losses and lack of redress, urging support for local enterprise.
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Dixie Poultry Journal
Guinn
Taylor County
Neaby
Stnte
Poultry Magazine
Buy Chicks on Quality Not Price in Poultry Trade
Hatcherymen face pressure to lower chick quality to meet cheap prices. High costs for eggs, incubation, boxes, and labor drive up chick cost even when selling price is low. Buying cheap chicks risks annual losses in feed, mortality, and egg production.
Suggestions to Restore Normalcy by Farm Prosperity
In a letter from J E Tate of Middleton Ga the farmer is labeled the key to recovery arguing farming must recover first to revive all industries. He urges drastic tax cuts for farm land and support to prevent foreclosures while noting widespread tax burdens and loan difficulties faced by farmers. He cites irrigation of the economy through agriculture and warns against overtaxing the base of prosperity.
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Elberton Star
J. E. Tate
Middleton
Elbert County
Ana Domini
the Star
United States
Arthur Brisbane
Barkis
Dallas
Texas
New York
Macon Fat Stock Show Set For April 20 21
The Macon and Middle Georgia fat stock show will take place on April 20 and 21 featuring fat steers and hogs. Premiums have been raised to attract bidders from stock yards, with car loads of steers expected and a public auction after judging. County agents urge broad county participation to ensure a strong exhibit and market.
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Macon and
Middle Georgia
Macon
The American farmer and tax burden in our era
J. E. Tate argues the farmer bears the heaviest burden from taxes and debt yet remains conservative and resilient. He calls for drastic tax cuts on land, tariff relief for broader industries, and government action to prevent home foreclosures. He invokes Dante and political hopes for a future president with a soft tongue and strong policy.
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Dante
J. E. Tate
Autumn in the Mountains by J A Hall
Journal excerpt recounts a drive to North Georgia's Blue Ridge area. The author describes Blood Mountain Brasstown Bald Neel s Gap and autumn scenery with Indian summer calm and a meditative mood atop the Blue Ridge.
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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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Extension Agronomist
University of Georgia
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Extension Dairyman
Dean
Doans
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