Commodities Distributed to 205 Taylor County Families
Announcement by J H Hurst district commodity supervisor shows 205 Taylor County families received surplus commodities last month valued at 1626 03 The program buys foods through the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation to aid farmers by reducing surplus crops and improving markets for remaining crops. The state department of public welfare distributes the goods at no cost. WPA sewing projects supply clothing and local storage and cash remittance support the operation.
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Columbus
Taylor County
Nedey
Federal Surplus ‘Commodities Corporation
State Welfare Department of Public ‘Welfare
WPA
State Department of Public Welfare
How Farm Payments Are Calculated Under 1989 AAA
Homer S. Durden explains AAA methods for 1989 farm program payments. Conservation payments apply to cotton tobacco peanuts and wheat with rates per pound or per hundredweight based on normal yield and acreage allotment set by county committees. Example shows cotton allotment 20 acres with 200 lb per acre yield yielding $80.
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Homer S. Durden
AAA
Triple-A
Chatham County
Georgia
Burley
Col Chas Stone Heads Enrollment For Annual C M T C
Col Chas C Stone a Butler attorney leads a Taylor county committee to assist young men 17 to 24 years old to enroll in the C M T Camp at Fort McClellan Alabama from June 15 to July 14. Government pays all expenses including travel uniforms food and medical care. No future service obligation. Scholarships offered for top trainees. Camps operate on honor system with voluntary attendance and discipline by conduct.
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Chas. C. Stone
Butler
Taylor County
McClellan
Ala
Army
Ft. McClellan
Stone
C. M,t
Soil building aid rules for farm conservation programs
The document explains soil-building assistance at 1.50 dollars per unit for terrace, legume seeding, pasture, and forest tree projects. Maximum payment combines cropland rate, orchards, and fenced pasture factors, with a worked example totaling 60 dollars for 60 cropland and pasture acres, plus notes on cotton and wheat allotment adjustments.
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Chatham County
Frigidaire introduces enhanced refrigerator lighting for 1989 models
Modern Frigidaire lighting shifts to rear located, eye level lighting beneath the freezing compartment for full illumination. An automatic interior light activates when the door opens, improving visibility. The 1989 line features the Cold Wall Frigidaire, touted as a major advance in food preservation since electric refrigerators appeared.
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N. L. Halley
Frigidaire
Butler and Reynolds
Charing Woman's Club Holds March Meeting at Mrs Garrett's
The March meeting of the Charing Woman's Club met at Mrs S Garrett's home Thursday afternoon. Fifteen members answered roll call with home improvement ideas. The group conducted business, discussed hospital equipment purchases, and enjoyed a Home Improvement demonstration and refreshments.
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Charing Woman’s Club
Pleasant Hill Social Roundup Notes Family Visits
Pleasant Hill News reports a series of weekend and weekday visits among local families. Eloise and Dorothy Brewer host and are joined by Geraldine Brewer and Blan-Wall relatives. Brevard, Hawkinsville, Marshallville, and Ideal residents visit kin, with illness updates for Rev Grimsley and Elizabeth Bloodworth.
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Eloise Brewer
Dorothy Brewer
Geraldine Brewer
Blan -Wall
Fred Brewer
Joe Lawhorn
Marshallville
W. L. Logick
Leila Adams
E. C. Grimsley
Elizabeth Bloodworth
Henry Lawhorn
W. L. Lovick
Dorothy Tate
Mildred Tate
Maribell
Hazel James
Ideal
Typical cold cream contains beeswax and preservatives
A fragment notes a cold cream formulation with beeswax as a key component. The text mentions percent content and a reference to Ito 12 but provides no full context or quantities. Further details are unclear in the damaged OCR snippet.
R C Battle Postal Employee Dies Suddenly at Talbotton
R C Battle a Talbot County rural mail carrier died suddenly at his home in Talbotton at age 58. He was born in Ry county, moved to Talbotton in 1907, and is survived by his wife Martha K Smith Battle, a daughter Charlotte, his mother Edna Battle, a brother Bob Battle, and a sister Lottie Livingston. Funeral services were held Friday at the family residence with interment at Oak Hill cemetery conducted by Rev H W Jeiner and Rev Js Womble.
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Botton
Mr. Battle
Ry County
Talbotton
Talbot County
TB Wide Ow
Martha K. Smith
Battle
Charlotte
H. W- Jeiner
Js. Wa Womble
Balanced meals for homemakers in old family health note
The article urges varied diets to build strong bodies, recommending milk, eggs, vegetables, fruits, meat or substitutes, and butter daily. It offers planning tips to avoid repetition, introduces almond merengue gingerbread, and provides a recipe outline with preparation steps and baking guidance.
Salary Slashes at Georgia U Hit Athens
Athens merchants weigh impact of an 8 13 percent cut in professor and staff salaries at the University of Georgia. The board ordered the reduction, affecting a university payroll around 60 000 dollars per month as the measure takes effect.
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Georgia U
Athens
University of “Georgia
Board of Reagents
Theyar University
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Hull
Cheehaw Fertilizer
Americas
Kernaghan-Goodman, Inc. Jewelers
Jewell
Cherry Street
Ry and Clock
Macon
A.A.A
Tion
P. A. Jenkins, T. C
Charing Woman's Club
Pleasant Hill News
R. C. Battle
Talbotton Thurs
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