County Agricultural Committee Organized Here
Butts County forms a county wide Agricultural Committee led by Farm Agent Henry G. Wiley to coordinate with the Board of Education and Kiwanis Club. Three members from each district will meet monthly to promote food and feed crop campaigns, plant demonstrations and related activities across school centers and communities.
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Butts County
Henry G. Wiley
Butts
State College of Agriculture
Southern Railway System
Board of Education
Kiwanis Club
Agricultural Committee
Farmers Visit Evans Lunsford Pasture in Covington
On Friday April 20 farmers dairymen and business men of Butts County will tour the Evans Lunsford pasture at Covington. Cars leave the courthouse square at noon Central time for a 200 person trip to view the Souths famous permanent pasture noted for high income per acre and pure bred Herefords. The pasture features year round grazing and a variety of seasonal grasses as evidence of profitable livestock management.
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Lunsford Pasture
Covington
Butts County
Evans Lunsford
Court House
Lunsford
Bermuda
Georgia Kiwanis hears plan for cow sow and hen program
S B Talley of L W Rogers Co spoke to Jackson Kiwanis on the Turner county cow sow and hen initiative. He hailed the program as Georgia salvation, citing a 140 acre farm earning about 160 dollars monthly from dairy cows poultry and hogs, plus 21 bales of cotton.
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Talley
Butts County School Meet Showed Strong Literary and Athletic Results
The Friday county wide school meet drew representation from nearly all schools with a large crowd. Literary contests at the courthouse featured winners led by W. L. Leverette and Lucile Brown, while the afternoon at the fairgrounds showcased robust athletic events with top marks in broad and high jumps and chinning pole.
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Butts County
Georgia Dairying Body Formed To Aid Farmers
A Georgia Dairying association was launched in Atlanta with bankers agricultural experts and livestock men from across the state. The group announced a program of inspirational meetings to be held in each member county starting April 17 and continuing through the spring to promote livestock poultry raising and dairying.
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Georgia Dairying Body
Georgia Dairying Association
The
Georgia Association
Georgia
Urges Guernsey Bull Association in Butts County
Following the successful Guernsey cattle sale in Jackson on April 4, farmers push to form a cooperative Guernsey Cow and Bull Association with permanent headquarters in Jackson. A meeting of interested parties is urged, backed by editor Mr. Jones and local leaders, to promote cooperative marketing, egg selection, and livestock industry growth across Georgia.
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Jones
Butts County
Rowan
Georgia
Two Boys to Be Chosen for Training Camp
Major G. E. Mallet has received a letter from the Fourth Corps commander about a citizens training camp this summer. Two boys from Butts county aged 17 to 24 will be selected to attend. Interested parties should see Major Mallet for a recommendation to the corps commander. Last year twenty eight cream separators were purchased in one county in Georgia.
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G. E. Mallet
Mallet
Fourth Corps
Georgia
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the Board of Education
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T. B. Fletcher
Hairman
D. 0. Woodward
J. H
Patrick
Coody
O. L. Weaver
J. D. Brownlee
Geo. F. Etheridge
Dublin
C. A. Towles
S. K. Smith
Sam J. Smith
Indian Springs
Miller- Ogletree
A. F. White
T. W. Nelson
Iron Springs
L. R. Dodson
W. M. White
H. C. Clark
Jackson
J. S. Ball
F. H. Morgan
W. A. White
Towaliga
W. F. Stroud
A. K. Kimbell
W. P. Wallace
Worthville
L. R. Washington
O. P. Jinks
W. J. Cham
P Board of Eaducation
S. B. Talley
Rogers Company
L. W. Rogers Company
Turner County
Gram
Mr. Talley
Condi
Rogers
Messrs
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M. A. Bake
T. R. Allen
Dozier
R. P. Newton
H. R. Slaton
S. H. Thornton
L. P. McKibben
J. B. Settle
Warren Furlow
E. L. Smith
H. H. Jones
B. K. Carmichael
L. B. Hopkins
Smith Settle
Glen Carreker
Sam Eiseman
A. A. Howell
J. R. Thurston
Hugh Mallet
P. M. ‘Coleman
Sam Nichols
O. B. Howell
O. A. Pound
J. R. Biles
W. E. Watkins
Morris Moore
H. L. Daughtry
J. M. Gaston
W. W. Jamerson
George Mallet
R. I. Knox
Victor Carmichael
C. M. Compton
E. RB. Edgwards
A. C. Finley
P. Settle. Jackson
H. O. Ball
J.H. Turner
F. S. Carmichael
J. E. Cornell
G. E. Rice
H. M. Fletcher
Nerer
W. L. Leverette
Elizabeth Padgett
Myrtle Kitchens
Lucile Brown
Eugenia Edwards
Sam Linch
Sarah Carter
Mildred Chambers
Martha Dell Ridgeway
Ruby Lever
Ette
Eugenia Linch
Frances White
Fred Colwell
Paul Carr
Pepperton
Owen Kelley
James Mangham
Beulah
Arnold — Guest
Jenkinsburg
Hugh Joyner
Howard Greer
Flovilla
Donald Bankston
Stark
Marvin Rich
Oak Grove
Arnold Guest
Pepper
Ton
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C. D. Edwards
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R. N. Etheridge
J. D. Jones
H. G. Wiley
S. S.copeland
S. P. Nichols
E. S. Settle
Otis Ball
S. S. Copeland
8. P. Nichols
Atlanta
Guernsey Bull Association
MR. Smith
Sey Cattle
Ganizing A Co-Operative
Guernsey
Frank Cooper
Elgin
Chinning Pole
Erskine Guest
Lewis Lane
Tommie Joe Enson
Otis Weaver
Sandy Plains
Cedar Rock
Stride Ball
Jekkinsburg
Leroy Cooper
Pawnell Colwell
Wayne Hilley
Georgia Farm Bureau
Bureau of Markets
State Collge of Agriculture
sAtlanta Chamber of Commerce
Country Bankers’ Association
L. W. Rogers Com
Ter Company
George T. Betts
Association
Milton P. Jarnigan
Oll
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Townesend
Wayne
Jesup
Ware
Clinch
Waycross
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Worth
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Miller
Colquitt
Turner
Ashburn
Toombs
Montezuma
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Emanuel
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Burke
Waynesboro
Wilkes
Washington
Elbert
Elberton
Morgan
Madison
Jasper
Monticello
Monroe
Forsyth
Bartow
Cartersville
Floyd
Rome
Polk
Cedarton
Douglas
Douglas Lasville
Habersham
Cornelia
Troup
West Point
Pulaski
Hawkinsville
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