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Jackson Progress Argus

Location

Jackson, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 13, 1939

Page

4

Farm News and Views Urges Boll Weevil Control

County Agent MW L Powell urges Butts farmers to use recommended control measures as boll weevils increase. Dusting with calcium arsenate three times at one week intervals. 5 pounds per acre per application. If spraying, 10 pounds arsenate per 50 gallons water, 25 gallons per acre at 100 to 150 psi. Warning about boll worm and grasshopper outbreaks. bait mix for grasshoppers described. Wildlife seen as a future crop supplement.

MW. L. Powell Powell

Butts County Second in Completing Cotton Acreage

Butts was the second county in the state to complete measuring cotton acreage, announced by M. L. Powell, county agent. Figures are being checked and will form the basis for Triple-A payments. Completion is expected before the cotton ginning season. The agent urged soil-building practices and summer legumes like peas, with limestone and phosphate orders for immediate or fall delivery. Materials are grant-funded, with costs deducted from soil-building payments, easing farmers’ cash flow.

Butts M. L. Powell Powell

Toccoa Motorcade Demonstration Joins Board Members

B H Hodges and RE P Colwell members of the county commissioners board and W H Maddox superintendent joined a motorcade in Toccoa on Tuesday to witness a new demonstration in the use of a device or method.

Toccoa B. H. Hodges RE. P. Colwell Board of County W. H. Maddox

Cobb County wins district talent contest at DeKalb event

Seventy residents from Butts County attended the District Amateur Entertainment Contest at South West Dekalb near Decatur on July 8. Cobb County won and will represent the district in the state contest in Athens the week of August 7 to 12. The Butts program themed around the New York World’s Fair featured Jenkinsburg 4‑H Glee Club and acts by local families and clubs with strong county support.

Cobb County Butts County South- West DeKalb School Decatur Athens DeKalb Carroll, Douglas W. M. Redman M. L. Powell Jenkinsburg Stark Worthville Indian Springs Towali

Atlanta Markets Report on July 10, 1939 livestock and poultry

Livestock prices list corn fed hogs by weight and price declines noted. Sows and stags show lower values. Sheep and cattle ranges include grass fat steers, heifers, fat cows and canners. Poultry prices cover eggs hens leghorn and col friers, roosters ducks and geese with scattered cents per dozen or pound figures.

Col. Friers Legfriers

Social visits and weekend travels around Liberty area

Local residents shared weekend and weekday visits across Liberty and nearby Jenkinsburg. Families including Maddox, Washington, Brooks, Hammond, Perdue, Tin gle and Wise hosted or visited kin and friends, with dinners, barbecues, and Sunday gatherings noted.

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Elizabeth OF England Farina Ik Otm Thelma Todd South America Ae Todd Mr. Haworth MONE Minuet Towaliga Home Demonstration Club Macree Danny Boy Foster Leverett Jackson Joe Gilmore Danube Benny Jewell Townsend Mary Frank Smith Wyolene White Spencer W. T. Fletcher T. A. Sims Betty Anne Sims J. T. Harris James Childs Mattie Jo Pullin Marcus Childs Victor Williams Sara Annie Rosa Bond Emma Jo Mary Edna Spencer Nell Lane Tennie Brownlee Dorothy Anne O’neal Session Weaver Sara Biles Miriam Childs Betty Hammond Wimpy Perdue Gene Seymour Wesley Harris Key Leverett Wilton Childs Lula Bohannon Nitia Leverett Mary Emma Farrar Katherine Childs Rebecca Minter Margaret Taylor Ruth Bankston Talitha Minter Betty Stallworth Ruby Wea Ver Atlanta Bureau of Markets State Department of Agriculture U. S. Navy Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Company Liberty Ray Lowery Winfred Perdue Janice Brooks F. L. Maddox Ernest Washington Mrs. James Tingle James Tingle Bobby J. D. Washington Wade Hammond Billy Oscar Weaver Sara Weaver Don Thompson Forest Maddox Travis Pritchett and Son J. T. Pritchett Lizzie Nelms N. F. Thaxton C. E. Washington Little Jean Bobby Tingle W. P. Brooks James Hammond Obie Butler Ballard Perdue Bessie Lou Carolyn Maddox J. M. Washington Mr. Ernest Washington Lucile Washington Ida Bethel G. W. Wise Ora Bell Brooks G. W. Brooks Mrs. Fears Weldon T. R. Scott Helen Ballard Perdue W. H. Hammond M. Smith Barbara J. D. Aiken G. W. .Wise Bethel L. H. Aiet
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