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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 09, 1933
Page
5
W A Lundy argues farmers nationwide should reduce acreage by up to half to lift prices and ease mortgage burdens. He notes collapsing export demand and warns that continued underproduction could raise costs, while supporting domestic relief plans to incentivize lower output.
Proper fresh air is crucial for chicks while avoiding direct cold drafts. The 12x14 broader house plan guides window placement to admit air from the top, warming it before it reaches the floor. County agents hold working plans. monitor temperature and air quality, especially in cold weather, and adjust for day vs night and brick cooler effects to prevent overheating and mortality.
Miss Leonora Anderson H D A presents advice on using plentiful eggs with milk and starch, explains cooking temps for digestibility, shares several egg dishes and preservation tips, plus details on the First Georgia Baby Chick and Egg Show at the State College of Agriculture Athens March 23 25 1983 and related rules.
In a Georgia Letter Carriers Association column, George Coram of Benevolence recalls family ties to early Georgia founders and praises Walter Brown and Arch Coleman. He notes ongoing duties amid rough roads, expresses loyalty to the new administration, and reflects on postal history and stamps linked to James Edward Oglethorpe.
Sam Jones argues the country needs active churchgoing and bold preaching. He says crowds follow miracles but true preaching saves souls through the message of Jesus Christ and the gospel. He cites Wesley and Whitfield as exemplars who preached in the streets and fields to spark revivals.
Travel offer from Account International Tropical Flower Show and National Council of Garden Clubs runs March 26 to 29 with a return limit by April 10 1982. Tickets available via Ticket Agent with Central of Georgia Railway.
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