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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 24, 1940

Page

5

Motives for Abstinence From Strong Drink

A Christian sermon argues abstinence strengthens mind and spirit, preserves the temple of the Holy Spirit, and guards influence. It cites self-control, moral duty to God and mankind, and the harm of alcohol to society, urging believers to set a Christlike example and reject temptation.

Robert Ingersoll Rafor Christy God

Probation After Death Lesson Sermon for World Churches

The Christian Science Lesson Sermon titled Probation After Death will be read in Christian Science churches worldwide. It cites Revelation 2 10 11 and poses the correlative from Science and Health urging watchfulness sobriety and vigilance as the way to understand God as life and to conquer sin sickness and death before reaching spirit or life in God.

Churches of Christ Scientist Mary Baker Eddy

Georgia miner sues over alleged abuse of process

Graham C. Dugas of North Georgia files suit in Cum ming against Allen Darden seeking 100000 in damages. Dugas claims Darden abused the process related to a larceny after trust case. He says Darden gave a ring to sell and a 500 note accepted as full settlement for the jewelry.

Graham C. Dugas North Georgia Cumming Allen Darden Darden Dugas White County

Taylor County Fire Protection Unit Promotes Local Suppression

The Taylor County protection unit aims to help residents guard woodlands from fires and assist suppression to reduce costs. It urges vigilant outdoor use, proper disposal of smoking materials, and early action with neighbors before calling a ranger.

Rules for Campfire Safety and Extinguishing Practices

Observations outline steps for breaking matches before disposal and smoking only in safe spots. They detail tobacco butt disposal, clearing fire sites, making and breaking camp fires, extinguishing methods, avoiding windy brush burning, and reporting small fires to authorities.

Crimson Clover Trial Patches Planted by Montgomery and Neisler

Mr B M Montgomery and Mr W I E Neisler planted trial patches of Crimson Clover as part of their Soil Conservation Plan. The effort aims to demonstrate value to farmers in the community and suggests Crimson Clover could fit in northern county farm plans.

B. M. Montgomery W. IE. Neisler Messrs Montgomery Neisler

Final Group Meet at Central School

The final meeting in the series of group planning sessions at Central School was held on Lanes Night October 15. Attendees reviewed soil maps and capacity plans.

Central Central School

Cotton Growers Vote December 7 On Marketing Quota

Taylor county cotton growers join national referendum on December 7 to decide if a marketing quota will apply to the 1941 cotton crop. Quotas require two thirds approval to take effect. Past quotas have broad support. Georgia voting reflected high approval. County committee will administer the local referendum with plans for community voting sites.

Georgia Taylor County W. F. Bembry Secretary of of Agriculture

Marketing quotas set to control 1941 cotton supply

Taylor county officials explain that marketing quotas must be declared when supplies hit 107 percent of normal. The 1941 national quota matches the current year, allowing about 12 million bales to be marketed under the quota program starting August 1, 1941. Farmers within allotments may market without penalty. overplanting incurs a 3 cents per pound penalty on excess cotton.

Taylor County Bembry

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He J. Porter W. F. Bemery Taylor County Protection Unit J. W. Ray Ranger H. J. Prance Council Bureau of Agricultural Economics Extension Service George W. Duncan Poh Mauk Marion County Butler Herald Office Martha Saunders South Georgia Macon Telegraph South Georgia News Middle and Macon Daily and Sunday Telegraph R. F. D. Number
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