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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1924
Page
2
The column lists numerous residents visiting relatives and traveling for the summer from Leesburg Talbotton and Atlanta. It notes social calls at homes in Butler and Macon plus a dress sale by J H Griffith at 1 49 dollars. The piece closes with condolences for Mrs Ball and remarks on her sister Mrs Ball.
Mr and Mrs Robert Lee Wilson announce the engagement of their daughter Ruth to James Ricks Carson of Reynolds The couple plans a wedding on June 12 No cards être
Mr and Mrs C B Smith of Leesburg announce the engagement of their daughter Elizabeth to Mr William Troy Whatley of Reynolds. The marriage is planned for July.
Mrs Owen hosted an afternoon event announcing the engagement of Miss Cleo Thyrah Young of Reynolds, a West End teacher, to Howard Edward Fulton of this city. Guests enjoyed bridge, prizes, and a themed place card reveal with verses, followed by refreshments for about forty attendees.
The Reynolds Woman's Improvement Club held its annual picnic in the park last Friday with a noon barbecue Brunswick stew and sides. About two hundred attendees enjoyed chicken fruit salads iced tea bread pickles and a variety of rice cakes in a generous meal.
The Gordon Carzon Chapter U D held its regular May meeting Friday at 3:00 pm, hosted by Mrs. M A Litgey and Miss beach Bryan. Mrs. J D Beall chaired in Mrs Neisler’s absence. Dorothy Perkins roses adorned the living room. Secretary R A Hicks read minutes which were approved. The program featured Frances Barrow Memorial vocal solo, Howell Cobb and Alfred Colquitt sketches, piano solo by Miss Marie Barrow, poem by Miss Melissa Ogburn, piano duet by Mrs Whatley, and reading by Miss Willie Musslewhite.
By request of Joel Hurt liquidating agent of American National Bank a special deputy game warden is appointed to apprehend any trespassers on Beechwood Farm property Reynolds Georgia May 28 1924 A J Payne game warden for Taylor County Georgia
Wanted peas of all varieties and 90 day velvet beans. Please write prices. Contact R. E. Childers Reynolds Georgia.
Reynolds district schedules a June 6 1924 election to elect a school trustee to fill the expired term of W E Marshall. By order of the Board of Education W T Rustin C S S.
Effective this date no trespassing or hunting on Beechwood Farm property per liquidating agent Joel Hurt. Balloon racers joke about direction while politicians fear jail for opinion. Breslau’s paper chimney and car ads critique echo daily life. A pugilist foils a bandit. divorce court tale ends with improvised sleeping arrangements.
Farmers are urged to install cooling tanks to chill milk and cream using cold spring water or tank refrigeration. The piece argues tanks prevent spoilage, improve butter and cheese quality, and safeguard prices, noting the industry losses from unrefrigerated dairy products and the rise of cream grading. It emphasizes widespread adoption for winter and summer use and links cooling to better preservation and price realization.
Farmers recognize the importance of top quality purebred sires for herd improvement. Proper feeding of young bulls is essential for price, performance, and buyer satisfaction, as undersized or undernourished bulls disappoint buyers and harm advertising.
At Iowa State College an experiment from 1907 shows native scrub cows graded up with purebred sires. Progeny granddaughters triple their dam's milk with an average gain of 4 471 7 pounds and 186 60 pounds butterfat under scrub dams.
A good dairy cow should produce at least 6 000 pounds of milk or 200 pounds of butterfat per year. Many cows do not come up to this record of production.
A farmer notes cows as efficient machines but warns a poor mechanic owner. The message counsels removing a scrub bull today to prevent further inefficiency and reduce risk to herd health and productivity.
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