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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1935
Page
5
A fragmented, sentimental piece recounts a rural Georgia postal route carrier's winter hardships, community warmth, and a man of deep faith who emphasizes love, sacrifice, and Christian values. The narrative tows through devotion, family, and church-centered life, ending with a roadside card reading Jesus is at home.
County Agent G C Daniel warns poultry raisers against hatching chicks after May 1 in Georgia. Late hatchings grow slowly, face disease risks like coccidiosis, and incur heavy losses. Prices drop when they reach market as fryers, and feed costs loom. Plan ahead, start early next January, and favor hatching in January to April.
DuPree Barrett, extension forester, says seed spot planting is not too late and can produce perfect stands in demonstrations. He notes seed spot is cheaper than seedlings and pine seed supply is plentiful, though seed may not always perform as well as seedlings in some cases.
Jersey cattle of outstanding breeding and milk production will be offered at the annual sale by the Georgia Jersey Cattle Club in Douglasville on May 15, announced by secretary Tom Breedlove. A Guernsey sale at the College of Agriculture on May 6 will feature many top individuals from leading breeders. Committees from both breeds oversaw the selections, choosing only animals of high quality to enhance dairy herds and give breeders a rare opportunity to acquire superior Stock.
A brief note discusses choosing to begin a new herd of standing animals or to expand an existing one. It highlights considerations of space, forage, and management needs for a growing livestock operation.
Athens hosts its annual Livestock and Legume Day at the College of Agriculture on May 2. Dean P. W. Chapman and H. L. Brown announce tours of the college farm livestock and alfalfa demonstrations, a farm lunch barbecue, a dog and pony show, and the Little International Livestock Show with student animal classes in the evening.
Some newspapers propose deporting Huey Long to Europe for potential benefits to both sides of the Atlantic. The idea appears in editorial commentary seeking to curb his influence and alter political dynamics across nations.
A Calf and a Crop promotes Chilean Natural Nitrate for balanced crops with rarer elements. It highlights quick acting nitrogen and vital impurities as safety and reliability. Two forms Champion granular and Old Style crystals are genuine natural fertilizers available through dealers.
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