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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 11, 1941

Page

5

Careful Feed Management Boosts Egg Yields Says Agent

Taylor county poultrymen are advised to stage diet changes gradually over a week or ten days to keep hens eating and growing. Ensure 10 feet of hoppper per 100 hens and ample water. Feed only slightly more than birds eat to avoid mold from leftovers. Use small fish oil supplements and finish within 10 days to 2 weeks. With good egg prices, proper feeds and handling aid production.

Taylor County E. G. Blackwell

Dairy Cattle Numbers Rise in Taylor County

County Agent E. G. Blackwell notes increased dairy interest among Taylor county farmers with more silos and equipment purchases. He urges interested dairymen to attend the National Dairy Show in Memphis October 11 to 18, with Guernseys on Oct. 13–14, Holsteins Oct. 14–15, and Jerseys Oct. 16–17.

Taylor County Memphis Tenn Butler E. G. Blackwell

Civil Service Exams Open For Radio and Tech Posts

The Civil Service Commission announces examinations for Radio Mechanic Technician and Technical and Scientific Aids with salaries from 1440 to 2300 dollars annually. Applicants need either relevant radio experience or study, plus defense training or college study may substitute for some experience. Applications accepted until June 30 1942. details available from local post offices or the U S Civil Service Commission in Washington D C.

Civil Service Commission Commission Washington Secretary of the Board of U. S. Civil Service Examiners Custom House U. S. Civil Service Commission Washington, D. c

Williams Turns Dairy Cattle into Buena Vista Farm Standout

Mrs. Turner Williams on a 1800 acre Buena Vista farm near Pilaville-Buena Vista uses pastures for year round grazing and dry feeds to produce heavy springer Jersey cows for Florida dairies. She began the venture after her husband’s illness and death, selling about 125 cows yearly to dairymen in South Florida, while maintaining breeding stock and diversified crops. Her son Turner, a Auburn agriculture graduate, helps manage the operation alongside Charlie, a state FFA leader at the University of Georgia.

Don Carter Journal Buena Vista Florida Dairies Turner Williams Florida Miami Mrs. Williams Pilaville Buena Vista Road Bermuda Kudzuhav Williams Turner Auburn Charlie University of Georgia Georgia

Fatal shooting at Sandersville in Washington County

Sandersville Ga Sept 5 Sheriff A W Smith said he shot and instantly killed Thomas Summerlin on a residential street after Summerlin drew a pistol as Smith and Police Officers Scarborough confronted him near his home Summerlin had threatened the sheriff earlier but was not at the residence Coroner Harris Tanner said no inquest was needed due to an eye witness to the shooting

Sandersville A. W. Smith Washington County Thomas Summerlin Summerlin Smith L. F. Scarborough Scarborough Red Arial Harris Tanner

Sows Need Pastures for Pigs to Grow

All sows carrying pigs should run on a green pasture where possible and be fed grain, protein supplement, and a mineral mixture. The Extension Service recommends a mineral mix of equal parts steamed bone meal finely ground limestone and salt to support herd nutrition.

Christian Leadership Is Great Need of The Age

Noted educator Ayers argues the world’s need for true Christian leadership. He urges leaders to stand firm against crowd pressure, highlighting loneliness, sacrifice, and steadfast faith as paths toward home in heaven. He recalls Jesus’ ridicule and promises future reward for enduring through scorn.

Ayers Jesus

Worst catastrophe for a girl is her father spoiling dinner

A newspaper remark notes the social peril a young woman faces when her father spoils the family dinner by siphoning gravy, leaving her to face the awkward consequence with her boyfriend.

Death of Dr Mizell prompts plea against mistreatment of children

In Around The Circle, Dr J G Mizell, a Butler dentist and former Atlanta singer, dies after a fire in his Butler office sleeping room. He recalled how tickling and laughing as a child harmed him, urging elders to stop tormenting children. The piece also notes the Taylor County REA name change to Flint Electric Membership Corp and local updates on loans, leadership, and directors.

J. G. Mizell Butler Butler Cemetery Charlie Benns Dr. Mizell Taylor County REA Flint Electric Membership Corporation Telegraph J. L. Callaway Reynolds Crawford Peach Houston Macon Taylor Marion Chattahoochee Talbot Muscogee Bibb Stewart Counties

In Memory Of R A Hester And Wife

Sacred to the memory of Robert A. Hester who died February 29 1940 and his devoted wife who departed this life July 22 1940. Dear just one year ago today you left us. I will never forget that sad day the angels came and took you away with them. -Mrs F H Bone.

Robert A. Hester F. H. Bone

Last syllable in industry offers lesson for business

A concise, proverb like remark urges businessmen to study the final syllable of the word industry. The statement implies attention to the outcome or end result in business practice and growth.

Questions And Answers On U S Defense Bonds

Treasury guidance outlines a regular purchase plan for Defense Bonds with customizable reminder intervals and order sizes. It highlights the potential to build steady income via matured bonds and notes that tens of thousands already save systematically, plus steps to buy at post offices, banks, or via the Treasurer of the United States.

Treasury Department United States Washington, D. C

When a man shouts good deeds look in the cellar for evil

A pithy aphorism notes that public boasts of virtue often mask hidden misdeeds and urges caution in judging character by boasts alone.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Government Civil Service Examination Bob Jones Nazareth Hero Lord Jesus Christ Bill Bazemore Butler Eugene Anderson Macon Telegraph C. B. Marshall J. R. Lunsford H. W. Sappington Cusseta B. L. McDaniel Tazewell T. Whatley Charlie McKenzie Montezuma W. W. Gray Perry G. W Garrett Musella Mrs R. A. Hester U. S Commissioners of Roads and Revenues J. R. Cooper R. L. Swearingden W. M. Brown L. P. Anthony Fulton National Bank Canatiraine Paca Butler School Rupert Mauk Central Wesley Crowell R. L. Swearingen L. P, Anthony Oscar Dreizin Butler
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