Songs and songs policy for Rural Carriers convention
The article lists songs to be used at District Conventions and urges preserving copies for meetings. It notes the national song Service with a Smile adopted at the Denver convention, asks readers to order copies, and details dues, enrollments, and district convention plans with reminders about payment timelines and upcoming events in Valdosta and district meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Denver
John D. Rodeheaver
Walhandling
Ohio
Valdosta
Oster
National Rural Letter Carrier
Zeeta Foot Comfort Ad For Sales Girls
An old advertisement promotes Zeeta as a best friend for sales girls who suffer from tired burning feet. It claims Zeeta provides rapid healing comfort in three minutes and can be rubbed on feet or sprinkled in shoes to prevent fatigue while standing long hours.
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Zeeta
Rural Carriers Call for Continuous Harmony and Cooperation
Rural carriers emphasize shared goals and insist on ongoing unity between postal routes and community services. They advocate coordinated efforts to improve mail delivery, rural outreach, and mutual support among routes, stressing that aligned operations benefit residents and operations alike.
Vice President Urges Co operation of Everybody
The vice president calls on all carriers to boost membership through district conventions in Georgia. He notes reduced numbers due to death retirement and consolidations and urges every remaining carrier to enroll colleagues. He praises past meetings and aims for near total carrier membership, with women seeking 500 members and calls for full cooperation across districts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Third District R L C Convention Plans in Columbus May 80 1935
Billed program for the Third District R L C convention in Columbus Georgia outlines events on May 80 1935 from 9 30 am registration to a business session. W A Wilson president welcomes dignitaries J Homer Dimon mayor L H Goodman Mrs Elmer Storey and others deliver welcomes and responses before the business session.
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Columbus
R. L
L. H. Goodman
Midland
Ladies’ Auxiliary
Mrs
Elmer Storey
I. M. Woodward
Cordele
W. R. Wood
Dawson
Dixon Haynes
L. W. McPherson
H. C. Smith
Chamber of Commerce
Iary
M. A. Edwards
Georgia Hatcheries Report Strong Year for Brood Chick Supply
Georgia hatcheries, led by state agent G C Daniel and extension poultryman Arthur Gannon, say demand for day old chicks has been unusually heavy since January. About 124 hatcheries in Georgia operate at full capacity, some importing eggs from Missouri and Indiana to meet demand. Larger hatcheries face egg shortages for heavy breeds like Rhode Island Reds and Plymouth Rocks, while most growth appears in small consumer sales, signaling bigger backyard flocks rather than large commercial farms. Georgia hatcheries now claim capacity of 1,650,000 eggs per setting.
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Adams
Ladies’ Auxiliary
E. I. Holmes
New Orleans
United States Marine Hospital
Holmes
Thompsson
Valdosta
Georgia
Arthur Gannon
Extension Poultryman
Missouri
Indiana
Cannon
Adjustment Payments Exceed 678 Million in 1935 program sums
Agricultural adjustment programs distributed 678,416,926 dollars in rental and benefit payments to over 3 million cooperating farmers. Processing taxes through April 1, 1935, totaled 777,540,894 dollars, matching total rental and benefit payouts plus purchases of surplus commodities and administration costs. Administrations cost about 4.3 percent, with roughly half to committee members.
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Gl. C
C. C. Wall
Sedy
Treas
Ellaville, Georgia
Chas. C. Wall
America
Jesus
Fellow-carriers
T. A. Kennedy
Georgia R. L. C. Association
Manassas
Third District
G. C. Daniel
Atlanta
Rocky Mountains
Georgia Power Company
Louisville
Wheeler-Rayburn
Congress
Washington
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