Scouts Schedule Monday Meetings During Vacation
Local Boy Scout troop plans to meet at 4 p.m. each Monday during the vacation period to maintain routine and activities for scouts and leaders.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 07, 1949
Page
3
Georgia Construction Boom Hits $1.6 Billion Over A Decade
Over the past ten years Georgia saw a major building surge with total construction activity reaching an estimated $1.6 billion, based on data from the U S Department of Commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
U. S. Department of Commerce
Justice Bond Almand Takes Pay Cut Upon Supreme Court Appointment
Associate Justice Bond Almand reduced his annual pay by 4000 dollars when named to the State Supreme Court. Previously, as a Fulton County superior court judge, he earned 12000 dollars each year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bond Almand
State Supreme Court
Fulton County
Almand
Rev W D Upshaw Returns to Public Life in California
In a letter a Georgia figure known as Ernest Willie recounts a lifelong battle from bed bound youth to a public career. At 82 he has been elected vice president and director of promotion at Linda Vista Baptist Bible College in San Diego. He outlines a July 4 program and an $800,000 expansion including a $100,000 revolving loan fund to aid students amid challenging times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wm. D. Upshaw
Ernest Willie
California
Butler
Press Association
New York
Upshaw
Fulton County
Congress
United States
Bro
Georgia
Cable County
South
Mercer University
Providence of God
Linda Vista Baptist Bible College and Seminary
San Diego
Calif
Tomorrow of America
Linda Vista Baptist Bible College
Cal
Revival of independence urged by judge during Hi Neighbor Day visit
The judge stressed revival of original spirit of independence and self reliance over foreignisms. Columbus citizens hosted the Hi Neighbor Day in Butler on June 30 with Reynolds praised for civic character and hospitality.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
Butler
Brother Ashworth
Reynolds
Education leaders vie for NEA presidency in Boston vote
Dr. M. D. Collins of Atlanta state superintendent of schools faces Dr. A. D. Holt of Nashville executive secretary of the Tennessee Education Association as 3,000 delegates gather in Boston to elect national officers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. D. Collins
Atlanta
A. D. Holt
Nashville
Tennessee Education Association
National Education Association
Boston
Local 4 H Members Shine at District Achievement
Taylor county proudly reports Jean Peed elected vice president of District 4 H and presiding in the president’s absence. She also performed in the talent show to audience acclaim. Charles Young earned the red merit award in live stock judging amid strong competition. Evans Locke placed third in the tractor rodeo with similar stiff rivalry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Taylor County
Jean Peed
Charles Young
Evans Locke
Tips on Production Of Grain Sorghum
Farmers and dairymen learn grain sorghum fits grain and forage programs. Sorghum yields well in June plantings and on low fertility land, is drought resistant, and responds to moisture. Variety selection is crucial with Martin's combine Milo and Dwarf Hegari common. others like Grohoma Sograin Club Kafir and Blackhull Kafir show promise. Treat seed to control smut, prepare fertile well drained loam soils, plant in wide furrows 3.5 to 4 feet apart, space 8–10 inches in row, apply 300–500 pounds 4-8-6 at planting and 150 pounds nitrate side dress after 35–45 days. Cultivate shallowly and frequently. Tom Hawkins, Co. Agent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martin
Bees and crops mold a new pollination era in agriculture
Growers push for pollination by honey bees to boost alfalfa and legume seed crops. Washington considers incentive payments while industry braces for rapid growth and needed research. A Utah course on bees in agriculture expands knowledge as growers test bee pollination in orchards and farms. Thirty-five families in Statesboro and Millen renovate barns into homes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Utah College of Agriculture
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Maxwell Brothers
Broadway
Columbus, GA
J. J. Newberry Ga
4-H
Tom Hawkins
W. E. Streetman
Statesboro
Millen
H. E. Childres
Bill Bazemore
Miller-Taylor Shoe CO
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