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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 20, 1937
Page
5
A poetic monologue portrays a contemplative figure trapped by unseen bars until a surge of resolve awakens action. The speaker recalls valiant efforts, hears distant songs, and envisions nature’s force urging ascent, only to find no real barrier, as hands grasp at empty air and the moment of breakthrough arrives.
A message from district officers urges members to renew sacrifice and leadership, plan for future conventions, and uphold the Golden Rule. It highlights the value of cooperation across districts, selecting capable officers, and maintaining unity to advance the organization and serve communities.
President Kennedy says state association officers will not be assigned to a single district this year and may attend their own district conventions on May 31 if convenient. The Tenth District leads in next year’s dues with four counties at 100 percent, though some carriers still owe. District secretaries’ names are listed for dues and program submissions ahead of the May convention.
In Colquitt county Georgia school children in Moultrie raise a litter of pigs from lunch leftovers under teacher Miss Fannie Holloway. The pigs sold for 118 dollars to paint the school building. The mother pig was kept for another litter as a starter, while seven piglets were gifted to the school. The story praises the children and pigs for the school’s improved appearance.
Taylor county farmers participating in the Agricultural Conservation program are urged by County Agent W F Bembry to plant summer legumes such as soybeans cowpeas or velvet beans as early as possible to qualify for full AAA payments and ensure seed supply for 1928. Farmers with bases must plant sufficient soil conserving crops to qualify for full diversion payments. Seed can be harvested and stored without harming payments and can be used for next year.
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