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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1934
Page
5
A Georgia Rural Letter Carriers column urges members to join the association, donate $2.50 yearly, and recognize officers and secretaries for their service. It praises organized carriers, notes officers’ sacrifices, and requests postmen to mail in dues to C. C. Wall in Ellaville. Senate action on H R 8919 discussed and a reader tribute to rural carrier Geo J Coram printed from Benovle, Ga.
United States Department of Agriculture and Treasury explain the Bankhead Act aims to stabilize cotton, balance production and consumption, and prevent unfair practices in interstate and foreign trade. It covers exemptions, bale tags, payments, and producer obligations under the 1934–35 season with details on contracts, storage, and state allotments.
On June 14 the secretary levied assessment No. 96 of the mutual benefit feature of our association as the proceeds of assessment No. 95 were used to pay off the death claim of Brother N Y Reid deceased who held Certificate No 81 Notices were mailed to all to whom certificates had been issued prior to that date and these brethren will respond with their 1.10 within the next 30 days that another fund may be available when the next member dies To every member who has paid his dues for the next current year was emailed an application for him to fill out and return to the secretary that a certificate might be issued him entitling him to receive the benefits of this feature and some of the brethren have responded by filling in the application and sending remittance of 1.10 and a certificate of membership has been issued to each of them To all those who have not as yet filled in their applications for admission in this part of our association let me urge that you do so right away that we might make of this feature of our organization a worthwhile one and when the time arrives when a check must be mailed to the loved ones of a deceased member we will be proud of the amounts sent them Georgia Patron Speaks Sentiments.
An ad urging women to buy refined American sugar in cotton bags to ensure quality and support domestic cotton, referencing Savannah Sugar Sewer of Dixie Crystals and NRA codes. It promotes canning fruits this summer to save on winter food costs as canned goods rise in price.
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