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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1932

Page

6

Two Cropper Rows on Cotton and Livestock in 1932

The article compares the Yields and living conditions of A and X sharecroppers in Turner County, detailing crops, livestock, and family circumstances. It notes differences in cotton, peanuts, corn, and garden output, and discusses finances, schooling, and landlord relations across the year. It also gives instructions on boll weevil control and armyworm management for farmers, with specific pesticide mixtures and planting guidance.

Turner County Kuch Lan 2Nd Clayton County

Divide the Risk in Producing Feed Crops

The article notes the risk in feed crop production due to thin land and extreme climate. It stresses the need for a fairly constant supply and outlines two methods to reduce risk, starting with arrangements to scurry with little or no less feed from the available crops.

Georgia

Notice to Sweet Potato Plant Growers 1982 88

Growers planning to deal in sweet potato plants or seed stock for 1982 88 must file with the State Entomologist. Apply by July 15 to the Atlanta office with a growers affidavit and $1 deposit. Inspections begin around Aug 1. Transfers require inspector approval and separate applications for land owners and tenants.

Atlanta Yeomans

Papal Bulls Named by Opening Latin Phrases

The practice of naming papal bulls by their opening Latin phrases is explained. Bulls such as Antiquorum habet fidem start with a phrase whose translation hints at nothing about the subject, while Exsurge means Arise, leaving the topic undetermined by the title alone.

Uncle Eben Questions Job Hunter’s Worth in Washington Star

Uncle Eben muses on the value of a rabbit hunter amid unemployment rhetoric, noting the odd notion of counting such a role as ideal. The remark hints at broader debates on work and worth reflected in the era’s newspaper discourse.

Eben Uncle E Sable Washington Star

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