Georgia Farmers See Poultry and Hog Sector Profits in 1982
The 1933 Georgia agriculture survey shows poultry profits of 49,208 from 8,285 demonstrations and 845 flocks with $1 per bird, aided by cooperative egg and poultry sales. Henry County 4-H led terracing, and 189 new forests started in 1932 covered 8,567 acres. Cotton premiums added 32,500 in value from 13,000 bales. Hog programs yielded 316,474 in profits with 8,040 4-H members using hogs in demonstrations. beef cattle plans expanded with 280 purebred sires and 134 purebred females placed and 1982 beef savings of 17,562.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Richardson
Agricultural Extension Service
Georgia
Dupree Barrett
Mr. Barrett
Acala
Coker
Cleveland
Stoneville
Westbrook
Piedmont
Executive Board of State PTA Meeting in Columbus
Georgia PTA announces winter executive board session in Columbus on Monday January 28 with morning session and luncheon at the Woman's Clubhouse. Mrs Hankinson presides and Muscogee Council hosts. new associations listed and Founders Day notes urge full attendance and gifts to the state treasurer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hankinson
Georgia
The
Georgia P. T. A
Columbus
Woman’s Clubhouse
Muscogee P. T. A. Council
Frank David
Jete Wells
Collegeboro
Basser
Pine Grove
Sand Hill
Bill Arp
Capitol View
Mary Lin
Atlanta
Cascade
Fulton County
College Street
Hapeville
Liverly
Auburn
Victron
River Bend
Burnett
Lakeland
Oriana
Lovett
White Springs
T. J. Cater
Macon
Founders’ Day
National Congress of P. T. A
Washington, D. C
Grover Cleveland
Phoebe Hearst
Theodore Birney
National Congress of Price
Alice M. Birney
Marietta
National Congress P. T. A
D. O. Mears
Washington D. C
David Mears
Organization
Roe
Jere Wells
Foun
Armament Debate From a Christian Science Perspective
The essay argues global arms spending is a mental problem rooted in mortal mind. It cites Mary Baker Eddy and Paul to urge inner reform and the “armor of God” as the true defense. True peace comes from right thinking, righteous deeds, and universal goodwill, not mere weapons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Baker Eddy
St. Paul
Jesus
God
Christ
Mrs. Eddy
Lone
First Church of Christ, Scientist, and Miscellany
National PTA tribute day urged in Georgia schools
Day praises Alice M Birney founder of the National PTA and Mrs David Mears originator of Founders Day. It calls for lighting an appreciation candle and honoring national and state leaders, district and local presidents, and school principals to inspire homes, schools, and communities toward healthier childhoods in Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alice M. Birney
National P T. A
David Mears
Founders’ Day
H. Bradford
Hankinson
National Congress
Georgia
Postage rates debate widens over two cent first class
Postmaster General Brown says a three cent first class rate will yield a net gain of 100 million dollars this fiscal year despite a possible ten percent volume loss. He favors restoring two cents for drop mail to keep equity at local offices. Critics in Congress press to repeal the rate as harmful to business.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
North American
Alliance
Brown
Conness
Mead
New York
House Committee On
Mry Brown
Macon Fat Stock Show Dates Set For April 20 21
The Macon and Middle Georgia fat stock show for fat steers and fat hogs is scheduled for April 20 and 21. Premiums have been raised to attract bidders from stock yards to Macon with car loads of steers expected. The event showcases local business interest, offers a market for surplus beef, and invites broad county participation with prize lists for steers and barrows and a class system based on weight.
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Macon and
Middle Georgia
Macon
Srd
Barrows
Lawyers Called to Jury Duty in Justice Court
The Waters versus Robertson suit for borrowed money led to an unprecedented justice court scene when five lawyers served as the jury after the panel could not be empaneled. Judge Phillips directed the five lawyers including Herbert Edmondson as foreman and four others to sit, the verdict favored the plaintiff after 15 minutes of deliberation, and a certiorari filed by the defendant means the case will be reconsidered in the next Hall Superior Court term before Judge Gaillard.
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Gainesville
Justice Court
Waters
Bar Court
W. J. Phillips
Herbert Edmondson
B.F. Whelchel
W. P. Marin, Jr
Sam Harbin
Everett Brannon
Phillips
Hall Superior Court
B. P. Gaillard, Jr
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W. A. Lundy
Henry County
Bontrom
Bussey
University System of Georgia
Madison Club
Madison
Clarence Carson
J. B. Echols
J. C. Tyner
C. M. Dellinger
Executive Board OF State
P.T. A
Christian Science Monitor
Macona
Gulliver
Albert T. Reid
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