Dairy Marketing Scene Shifts To Processing Plants in Ga
Georgia dairy marketing shows a shift toward selling more whole milk to plants and dealers while farm-skimmed cream and on farm milk use decline. Dr. H W Warburton notes 1961 wholesale plant sales reached 800 million pounds, 83 percent of production, up from 1950 figures. farm cream and on-farm retail use dropped as processing expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
H. W. Warburton
University of Georgia College of Agriculture
Warburton
Georgia Corp Reporting Service
Supplying correct amount of nitrogen vital to tomatoes
Extension horticulturist F B Cates of the University of Georgia explains how adequate nitrogen boosts yield and fruit quality while excess nitrogen causes tender skins and poor shipment results. He outlines side dressing rates, soil effects, and signs guiding extra nitrogen applications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. B. Cates
University of Georgia College of Agriculture
Cates
Coughing Blood Signals TB Danger to all
The story of Jim shows active tuberculosis can present with blood in the cough and no other symptoms. In the U S thousands are newly diagnosed yearly and many more live with TB. Urges annual TB checkups and family screening to find and treat cases before drug resistance develops.
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Jim
John Keats
U. S
Beware the Cancer Quack
Health feature warns the public about cancer quacks and how to spot them. It cites myths about cures, outlines red flags such as exclusive access, self branding, and lack of physician consultation, and advises checking with local medical societies and American Cancer Society units.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Covington News
Charles S. Cameron
American Cancer Society
American Medical Association
Doc Mag
Death Notice of Mrs. Mamie Chester of Dawson County Ga
The notice reports the death of Mrs. Mamie Chester of Dawson County Georgia after a long illness. It notes sympathy for Mrs. Mamie Burt of Dawsonville who is seriously ill in Forsyth County Hospital and that she has shown improvement. Also announced is the birth of a son to Mr and Mrs Billy Phillips of Dahlonega, Georgia at Forsyth County Hospital on June 18, 1962. Mrs Phillips is formerly Oe Rouse of Dawsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John
Mamie) Chester
Dawson County
Mamie Burt
Dawsonville, Ga
Forsyth Co. Hospital
Billy Phillips
Phillips
Oe Rouse
Dawsonville
Gimmicks and Tricks at Okefenokee Swamp Park Georgia
Charles E Hooper extols Okefenokee Swamp Park eight miles south of Waycross Georgia as a famed natural wonder. He describes ancient cypress with moss, wildlife hiding and feeding, and a native soap plant from the po man bush, highlighting the swamp’s beauty and surprises.
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Charles E. Hooper
Georgia
Rhode Island
Waycross
Okefenokee Swamp
John Floyd
America
Okefenokee Swamp Highlighted as Georgia Wonder
Travel feature extols the Okefenokee Swamp as a premier Georgia attraction with wildlife and tropical flora. It invites readers to submit a note on their favorite Georgia site for a chance to win a weekend trip, and offers guidance from local service stations for driving directions.
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Suwanee River
Okefenokee
Georgia
United States
Travel Department
Petroleum Council of Georgia
Peachtree
St. N.E
Okefenokee's
Notice for community news in the Advertiser weekly
Readers are invited to send wedding notices church and club meetings funerals births and sporting events for publication in the Advertiser weekly edition to inform the local community.
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Lithe
Dawson County Advertiser Names New Associate Editor
The Dawson County Advertiser announces Miss Beni Gail Howard as the new associate editor. The note promises a better paper with modern printing and orderly layout and invites reader suggestions for improvements.
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Dawson County Advertiser
Beni Gail Howard
Funeral Services For Guy Rider Held Thursday
Funeral services for Guy Rider were held at 3 p m on June 21 at Bethlehem Baptist Church. Rider was killed June 20 in an automobile accident near Dahlonega. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Surviving are his wife, one son, three daughters, four brothers, four sisters, and his parents of Dahlonega Route 2.
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Guy Rider
Bethlehem Baptist Church
Rider
Dahlonega
Barney Fields
Rance Cain
Ernest Barden
Church
Dahlonega Rt
Larry Rider
Dahlonega Rt. 2
Eugene Barret
Marvine Rider
Larry Pruitt
Dan Jonega
Ray Rider
Ralph Rider
U. S. Army
Roy Rider
Elmer Garret
Claude Gaddis
Charlie Edmonson
Kermit Reed
East Point
Washington Rider
Poodle Express Invades Funtown Atlanta Attraction
A train of trained dogs arrives at Funtown in Atlanta to perform as an added park attraction. Presented by owner Jim Douglas the act is among the best known in America and travels worldwide. The dogs are praised for understanding words and the act features unusual props at 1724 Stewart Avenue Southwest.
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Funtown
Atlanta
Jim Douglas
America
Free World
Douglas
Stewart Avenue
Break in the Stock Market Signals Cautious Outlook
The article analyzes a sharp drop on the New York Stock Exchange, citing Dow Jones around 735 peak last December and 724 by March 15. It discusses causes including overhigh prices, favorable bond yields, slow business recovery, squeezed profits, and anti business sentiment toward the administration, noting the possibility of a rally before further declines and urging thorough stock analysis before buying.
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New York Stock Exchange
United States
General Motors Reaches 4 Million Georgia Vehicle Milestone
General Motors produced its 4,000,000th Georgia built vehicle at two plants in Doraville and Atlanta. Since 1928 Georgia operations have employed over 6,100 workers with payrolls exceeding 450 million dollars.
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General Motors
Georgia
Atlanta
Buick
Oldsmobile - Pontiac
Peachtree Industrial
Doraville
Chevrolet Motor Division
Sawtell Road
McDonough Boulevard
General Motors Automobile
Fisher Body Division
Fisher Body
Chevrolet
Oldsmobile
Pontiac
Manyana
Revival at Church of God of Prophecy announced
Royce Brooks will headline a revival at the Church of God of Prophecy. The public is invited to attend the services during the week as announced by church officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church of God of Prophecy
Royce Brooks
Insurance candidates to attend state convention in June
Jimmy Bentley and Zack Cravey headlined the talk at a Georgia insurance convention as hundreds of agents gathered the week of June 20. James L. Bentley, a candidate for Insurance Commissioner and General, and Zack D. Cravey spoke about the department for the next four years. The event opened Wednesday in the Aquararia with an executive meeting and past presidents, with speeches planned for Thursday and the dance and award installations closing Friday night.
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Annie
Pingf
James L. Bentley
Georgia
Zack D. Cravey
Ing
Cat Pth
Bank Note Fragment Sparks Monte Carlo Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions a bank in Monte Carlo and Baltimore with unclear references. The readable items hint at a Sunday edition gravure and unspecified details, creating a puzzle-like clipping without concrete events or dates.
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Cherokee
N. C
Russell Walkingstick
Cherokee Historical Association, Inc
Oconuluftee Indian Village
Advertiser
M. L. Howard
Dahlonega, Ga
Famous Funtown
Argene
Ittmer
Bank of Georgia
Jimmy Bentley
Zack Cravey
Ort Gan
Bank Ee Monte Carlo
Colotgra
Baltimore
Olorgravure
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