Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Convention Plans
Ellaville Georgia announces district conventions across Georgia with preconvention sessions and programs. Carriers are urged to bring families and postmasters to Warm Springs, Bainbridge, Unadilla, Milledgeville, Tallapoosa, St Simons Island, Lawrenceville, and Watkinsville for joint and district gatherings. The piece also honors an ex rural carrier and seeks retiree affiliation and dues to support substitutes.
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Georgia
Claxton
Bainbridge
Ind
Unadilla
Warm Springs
Milledgeville
Tallapoosa
St. Simons Island
Lawrenceville
Watkinsville
Letter from Hon Joseph M M Mahoney endorses postal service reform
A lengthy letter from Honorable Joseph M M Mahoney first assistant postmaster general commends rural letter carriers in Georgia for their support. He notes carriers' trust in future salary restoration and pledges ongoing cooperation with Mr Farley to boost mail service revenue and public satisfaction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. M
Chas
C. Wall
Treas
Georgia Rural Letter Carriers Association
Ellaville
Mr. Walls
Th ‘Rean
Atlanta Arna
Georgia
Joseph C. O'Mahoney
Washington, D. C
Joseph M’mahoney
Generral
O’mahoney
SeconeraCh
Govermens Service
Department
Branch
Georgia R. L. C. Association
Colerath
District Membership Reports Ahead of Conventions
District reports show how many carriers have paid dues ahead of district conventions and the state dues cycle. Members are urged to leave dues with district secretaries for forwarding to the state secretary to receive a paid-up membership card through July 1, 1984.
Nut Grass and Beef Cattle Feed Practices
County Agent W A Lundy reports nut grass persists via underground tubers even at deep depths. Mississippi Delta tests show nuts buried 4 to 6 feet sprout. Best control blends soil prep, crop rotation, and smother crops. sugar cane varieties P O J 86 and P O J 213 help in Louisiana. For cattle, emphasize silage, trench silo, legume hay, and winter feed. calf crop profit hinges on cowherd care.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South
M. W. Talbot
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Mississippi Delta Experiment Station
Mississippi Delta Station
Louisiana
Second Quarterly Report of 1933 Poultry Record-Keepers Show Handsome Profits
The quarterly poultry records reveal a total six months profit of $2,021.60 from eleven flocks. With reporting totals near 2,020 birds, the annual average net profit per bird appears to exceed $2.00, about 88 1 3 percent above the typical commercial flock.
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Nis
Reed
Doz
Calves and Herd Care for Profitable Cattle
The article urges higher calf percentages through proper farming practices. It warns that neglect lowers value, reduces thrift, and hurts profitability. Emphasize manure for land, ample feed crops, and good care for breeding herds to yield thirsty calves and strong cows, boosting beef profitability.
Poison the Boll Weevil, Georgia Cotton Growers Urged
Georgia agronomist G A Hale warns that boll weevil control is vital for a normal cotton crop this year. Indirect methods include early planting and thorough soil preparation, while direct control favors calcium arsenate dust or liquids. Dust at two to three pounds per acre with calm winds, with 5 day intervals during square emergence, plus multiple light applications as needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
G. A. Hale
Georgia Experiment Station
Hale
How to Mop Cotton Is Explained by Coker
Mr Coker Hartsville explains a weevil control method tested for 12 years. Mix one gallon water one gallon black strap molasses and one pound calcium arsenate. Apply with a mop to every plant weekly for three weeks, repeating if rains wash off. Cost about 50 cents per acre. early maturing seed helps. County Agent Neisler sells calcium arsenate at 50 cents per pound.
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Coker
Hartsville
8. C
South
C. H. Neisler
Proverbic Exchange on War and Law
A military officer and a lawyer discuss danger and fate. The officer warns those who live by the sword must expect to die by the sword, while the lawyer counters that those who live by the law must expect to die by the law, ending the exchange with a parallel moral.
Lost 40 Pounds on Doctor's Advice
Miss Jane Waldo of Haman North Dakota reports a doctor advised weight loss with Kruschen salts. She says she has lost over 40 pounds in a year and continues gradual reduction. Advertises a four week jar cost and a money back promise if not satisfied.
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Jane Waldo
Haman
N. Dak
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Ellaville, Ga
Sec
Teannot
Broahr
Corgia
A& E
C. C. Wall
Billaville
Farley
Harllee
Post Office Department
U. S
W. A. Lundy
Nature’s Own
Lowes
Price
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