09 Nov 1933
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Newspaper
Pavo Weekly News
Location
Pavo, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 09, 1933
Page
1
The drought has delayed small grain seeding, with oats rye and other winter cover crops best sown when soil moisture returns. Oct 15 sowing yields twice Nov 15 in trials at Tifton, Fulghum and Red Rust Proof varieties favored, oat smut control via formaldehyde spray. Rye praised as soil builder, winter grazing cuts feed costs, shelters unnecessary in this Georgia region.
A scanned local page recounts a community plea for support to a relief fund addressed to a Boston reader, praising Mildred Blanton and others, while listing student names by grade and reporting upcoming school events and sports plans. It notes malaria illness and attendance, honors on the honor roll, and a football game against Barwick with encouragement for attendance.
In Atlanta, two violators of the national prohibition law received brief penalties. Henry Dallas Singson? no, Henry Dallas of Troup County paid ten cents for selling a pint of liquor, while Jeff Ward of Rockdale drew one hour’s confinement after pleading guilty.
Mr Watt Jolly of Tampa visits Mr Leighton Jolly this week. Mrs Polly E Clark and children J W and Ruth spend the weekend with Mrs W B Murray in the Salem community. Miss Loco Mae Newson and Pearl McCord along with Harold Pyle and I T Saunders of Valdosta guest at Mildred Jolly Sunday afternoon.
A fragment notes Mr and Mrs Waters visited their daughter this week, causing local social chatter about family ties and travel.
The note thanks the people of cooperation and the Box School for their support at last Friday night’s event. Pollie E. Clark and Ethel Waters express gratitude to the teachers and community for the unusual success.
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