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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

May 18, 1939

Page

5

Surplus Commodities Distributed in March

The Commodity Division of the State Department of Public Welfare in Taylor County distributed surplus foods valued at 1 758 756 dollars to 243 families certified as unable to buy needed foods. Surpluses come from the Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation, funded by imports duties, not taxes, aiding farmers by removing surplus crops and stabilizing markets.

State Department, of Public Welfare Taylor County County Department of Welfare State Department of Public Welfare Federal Surplus Commodities Corporation FSQC FSCO Georgia WSCO

Side-Dressing Cotton for Improving Yields Advised by Agent

County Agent W. F. Bembry urges side-dressing cotton with nitrogen to boost early fruiting and yields. Recommend 100 pounds of nitrate of soda per acre soon after chopping, or 36 pounds of nitrogen per acre on most soils. Add potash to combat rust, and apply boll weevil poison after six leaves, with follow up a week later. Calcium arsenate mixes or dusts are suggested as alternatives.

W. F. Bembry

Thames River Pronunciation Through History

The Thames has long been pronounced Temz a survival from earlier spellings like temze Temse and Temse. The Romans called it Tamesis or Tamesa and the letter h appears in spelling only after 1377 and regularly after 1600. The original meaning of hare s is unclear.

Thames Tamesis Tamesa

Penalty Rates Set for Excess Cotton Under AAA

County Agent W F Bembry informs Tayor county farmers that excess cotton this year faces a three cent per pound penalty, while carry-over penalties are two cents per pound. Penalties are collected by buyers at sale and regulations largely mirror last year.

I W. F. Bembry Tayor Mr. Bembry

Chilean Pavilion Opens at New York World's Fair Dedication

The Chilean Pavilion at the World’s Fair opens with Ambassador Alberto Cabero as principal speaker at the May 21 ceremony. The L shaped structure spans 24000 square feet with a moonlike pool and a Camilo Mori mural. Natural Chilean Nitrate of Soda is highlighted as a key Chilean product. Uncle Natchel and Sonny, familiar figures from Chilean Nitrate ads, greet visitors on the ground floor.

Alberto Cabero United States Ambassador Cabero Washington Court of Nations Camilo Mori Chile Natchel Sonny Natural

Turpentine From Pine Resin Described In Detail

The article explains modern pine turpentine production from slash and long leaf pines. It details scar methods, yearly cutting cycles, and cups for resin collection, noting healthier trees yield more resin. It also lists uses in oils, varnishes, inks, leather polishes, camphor synthesis, and medicines.

U.S. Forest Poducts Laboratory Madison Wis South

Red Cross Annual Convention Sets Attendance Record

The American Red Cross convention in Washington D C April 24 27 drew 2878 delegates including 2110 seniors and 768 juniors. Delegates came from eastern 399 from midwest and 77 from far west states plus attendees from Switzerland Canal Zone Hawaii and Puerto Rico.

Washington, D. C American Red Cross Washington Red Cross San Francisco Far West Red Cross Switzerland Canal Zone Hawaii Puerto Rico

Journalists to be inducted into Sigma Delta Chi chapter

Athens May 16 three Georgia newspaper men Otis A Brumby publisher The Cobb County Times Albert Hardy editor The Gainesville News and Cranston Williams manager of the American Newspaper Publishers Association will be initiated as associate members of the University of Georgia Sigma Delta Chi chapter Tuesday night Students elected include Robert Brown Elberton Thomas Park Eatonton James O Neal Tifton Stanford Smith Macon John Brice Lake Wales Fla and Lawrence Smith Jr of Charleston S C

Athens Georgia University of Georgia Sigma Delta Chi Otis A. Brumby Cobb County Times Albert §. Hardy Gainesville

Wanted A Worker for Honest Farm Service

An established mineral feed company seeks an industrious man in the locality to call on farmers and provide livestock service. No high pressure selling required and no special experience needed. Car owners may apply. Send name and address to Box No. 116 care of Herald.

Care Herald

Pasture Values Boost Georgia Livestock Returns in Taylor County

County Agent W F Bembry urges permanent pastures to raise profitable livestock in Taylor County. He notes grazing crops cost less than drylot feed, and federal soil building payments encourage pasture seeding. Mixing tes pedera dallis grass white clover Bermuda and canper grass yields best results with proper soil and 300 to 400 pounds of phosphate fertilizer. Planting dates range from February 1 to March 28.

Georgia W.F. Bembry Taylor County Mr. Lembry Taylor Bembry

Cotton Rust Is Potash Hunger

Cotton rust has caused widespread damage and yield losses in the South. Leading authorities attribute rust to potash starvation, asserting that ample potash restores plant food manufacture, transport, and distribution. A top dressing of potash improves fiber quality, seed maturity, and overall yield.

South

Cold Wall Electric Frigidaire Introduced by Halley Dealer

Mr. N L Halley of Butler and Reynolds debuts the 1939 Frigidaire electric refrigerators including the Cold Wall model. The unit uses dual compartments with a glass partition and concealed coils, reducing air circulation to preserve moisture and flavor. The line, displayed at Halley’s showroom, features Standard Freezing units and a new six foot Super-Value line.

N. L. Halley Frigidaire Butler and Reynolds Frigidair Wrigidvaire Mx. Halley M.L. Halley’s Butler and Reynolds

Austria to decorate WWI horses with Medallions and oats

Austria honors horses that served in the World War with a medallion and a grant of 100 pounds of oats each, funded by the Society for the Prevention of Cruelty to Animals. The program recognizes the animals' service and provides sustenance to support their welfare.

Austria Society For the Prevention of Cruelty To Animals

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