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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 14, 1936
Page
5
A reflective piece on strength through adversity, urging readers to pursue useful lives and support leaders who sacrifice for others. It cites a poem about storm and timber, discusses personal duty, praise versus criticism, and notes the addition of Bro. B Wells to a postal carrier group with mentions of C F Hall and Washington county.
A letter notes many former affiliates are paying spring dues indicating rising interest and a commitment to fund the association. One member praised officials for aiding a brother in need and pledged to become a stronger supporter, while another letter expresses gratitude for officers and their hard work.
On April 25 in Macon President Kennedy assigned district officers to missing regions and listed attendees for the Eighth and Ninth District gatherings. Fred Peed of Butler, a long-time carrier leader, died May 6, his funeral drawing heavy floral tributes and tributes from the Third District. The note honors his service, memory, and impact on Taylor County rural carriers. It also reports new 100 percent membership achievements in multiple districts, including Ninth District leading with 131 members after enrolling substitutes and retirees.
Timmerman was assigned to the Sec ond District meeting in Cairo and W. G. Thornton to the Sixth District in Macon. Thornton may visit Perry for a short while. Other meetings include Sylvan ia Ninth Buford Tenth Thomson. May 80 aims to place visiting officers in districts lacking state officers.
Farmers Bulletin 1754 F issued this week by the United States Department of Agriculture explains how to care for and repair mowers and binders. The guide targets practical, hands on steps for farmers and handymen.
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