County Agent Report Highlights Seed Loans and Farm Outlook
A Georgia county agent summarizes seed loan eligibility, drought area limits, and banker farm demonstrations. The bulletin outlines 1981 crop expectations, credit conditions, and agriculture trends, urging counties to study enterprise programs and garden plans while detailing a model Howard area farm progress and Kudzu growth.
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Georg
Joan
Georgia Bankagin
Federal Farm Board
Georgia
Department of Agriculture
Ouloonty
Chattooga
Dade
Gordon Murray Walker
Eld
U. S. Department of Agriculture
J. Phil. Campbell
State College of eeriPture
Goorge AM
United States
Great Britain
Brera
Taylor County Cotton Plan for 1931 Targets Higher Yields
The Taylor County Cotton Committee outlines aims to cut cotton acreage to eight per plow, shift to feed crops, and raise lint yields to 250 pounds per acre. It calls for longer staple of 15-16 inches, better seed, soil-building, legume rotation, livestock on farms, and cooperative ginning to cut costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Georgia
Hedad
Taylor County Cotton Committee
J. T. Cochran
Chm
H. K. Sealy
L. R. Adams
W. P. Booth
Stanley Anniversary Observed At Atlanta Home
Mr and Mrs jal M Stanley quietly celebrated the anniversary of their marriage at the home of their daughter Mrs J C Peteet in Atlanta on Wednesday evening Dec 31. The couple, both natives of Dublin, were honored by holiday decorations in red and green with holly mistletoe and lit candles. Mr Stanley is chairman of the Industrial Commission and Commissioner of Labor for Georgia, a role he has held for 18 years. Only immediate family attended.
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J. C. Peteet
Atlanta
Jal M. Stanley
Stanley
Dublin
John M Stubbs
That City
Nathan Tucker
Mr. Stanley
Industrial Commission
State of
Georgia
Daring Mistakes Hint at Hidden Wealth
A misdirected search for happiness is called the step mother of selfishness. The text urges bold errors now and then as a path to potential riches, suggesting risk as a catalyst for reward.
Bright Outlook for Business Lets Go 1931
An optimistic 1931 editorial urges focus on work creation and a return to farming. It cites surplus urban labor, government road spending, expanding industries, and improving norms, predicting a new era of normalcy and stronger leadership as the nation recovers.
Believers In Taylor County Future Leaders List
A roster of local Butler entities and businesses including Cochran Warehouse Edwards Brothers Suggs Garage Payne's Service Station Citizens State Bank Porter’s Drug Store Jarrell Department Store Butler Drug Co. and Dreizin Dry Goods among others. Historical local business names reflect town development and commerce.
Local Firm Directory Row of Reynolds and Allies
A historical listing shows a dense catalog of businesses and partners including Reynolds Mercantile Co. Saunders Brothers First National Bank Home Mixture Guano Co. Reynolds Pharmacy Jacob Prager Hinton and Hollis Taylor County Motor Co. and other firms such as W. T. Whatley Macon County Motor Co. and Reynolds Dry Goods Co. portraying a regional commercial network.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macon County Motor Co
Saunders Brothers First National Bank
Guano Co
R. E. Aultman and Co
C. C. Bryan
A. V. Brewer
G. H. Goddard
Saunders & Windham
Reynolds Pharmacy
Reynolds Mercantile Co
Jacob Prager
Harry Powell
J. T. Barrow
C. B. Hicks
J. Hugh Windham
Reynolds Dry Goods Co
Hinton & Hollis
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V. A. Lundy
A Quinn
J. Bountain
Rotary
Macon
John Brown
Howard
Jersey Shores
Brown
Kudzu
Itc
Wild
Mrs. Stanley
Butler
Butler Insurance Agency
C. M. Bartlett
J. F. Posey Dixie Cafe
M. T. Chapman
Brooks Store
Butler Drug Co
Bert R. Rife
E. H. Bazemore
Cox Warehouse
Joiner Brothers
A. D. Chapman
Ricks Brothers Neisler Warehouse
Whatley Ginnery
W. T. Whatley
D. Coolik
Taylor County Motor Co
Citizens State Bank