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Vote for-- Support and Re-elect
DEWEY HAYES for Solicitor General
The BEST Man for the Job.
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(Paid Political Advertisement by Brantley County Friends of Dewey Hayes.)
Three-forths of all nutrients in
feed are derived from corn, says
W. H. Gurley, Extension agrono
mist. Three million tons of human
food come from corn each year.
For seven years Georgia has
led the nation .in annual produc
tion of broilers, reports Arthur
Gannon,” poultryman, Agricultu
ral Extension Service.
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BRANTLEY
ENTERPRISE
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ELECT
Bruce Edwards
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Comptroller-General
J. FLOYD LARKINS
$2,800,000 ACP
Funds Available
To State Farmers
The State ASC Committee has
made available $2,800,000 addit
ional funds for ACP cost-sharing
on approved conservation prac
tices for the remainder of the
year, John F. Bradley, adminis
trative officer of the State Stab
ilization and Conservation Com
mittee announced this week.
This amount is to be used for
approving requests in addition to
those already on file in county
offices, he said, pointing out that
it will depend upon the local
county’s situation. If a large
number of ACP cost-share re
quests are on file, these addition
al funds will be used to fill those
requests. If little or no back log
exists, then all new requests can
be considered for approval.
This was .made possible by au
thorizing county committees to
over obligate their 1958 alloca
tions by 20 percent and to use
an equal amount of 1959 funds.
These ACP funds are to be used
in approving cost-shares for con
servation practices to be carried
out in 1958. The practice specifi
cations and cost - share rates will
be the same as those used this
year even though some of next
year’s money will be used to pay
for them.
REPRESENTATIVE
FROM BRANTLEY COUNTY
HIS EXPERIENCE WILL ENABLE HIM TO GIVE
YOU THE KIND OF SERVICE YOU HAVE A
RIGHT TO EXPECT FROM YOUR REPRESENTA
TIVE.
HIS RECORD OF CAPABLE SERVICE TO
BRANTLEY COUNTY IS PROVEN BY HIS SECUR
STHE FOLLOWING BENEFITS TO OUR COUN-
TY:
1. GRADING AND PAVING ROUTE 110 FROM
ATKINSON,TO WAVERLY.
2 CONTRACT FOR BRIDGES AND FILL ON
ROUTE 301 THROUGH SATILLA RIVER SWAMP.
3. PAVING FROM TWIN RIVERS TO PIERCE
COUNTY LINE.
4 PAVING PROJECTS FROM HICKOX TO
CHARLTON COUNTY LINE.
“Although we are actually bor-
rowing money from next year’s
allocation,” Bradley said, “we are
initiating an action which will
make it possible for many Geor
gia farmers to carry out conser
vation practices which they would
otherwise be unable to do on their
own. At the same time it will be
possible to be sure that every
farmer is served as long as the
1958 allocation lasts before we
have to dip into our 1959 ACP
funds.”
FILLING W
PRESCRIPTIONS!
j IS OUR MOST
B IMPORTANT SERVICE * §
Ernest Knight
DRUGGIST
The Rexall Store
Pharmacist Always on Duty
147 West Cherry St.
Phone 2254 Jesup, Ga.
(This advertisement published by friends of J. Floyd Larkins)
Georgia farmers may request
cost-share assistance through
their local ASC office for prac
tices which are approved for
their county and which they
normally carry out at this time
of the year.
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6«h
ERNEST
VANDIVER
speaks
over your
favorite W
radio station
4:00 p. m. i
SATURDAY, SEPT. 6th-4:OO PM
RE-ELECT
ERNEST VANDIVER
CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR
Speaks at GAINESVILLE
Dr. Charles H. Little
Dr. Lovick H. Williamson
OPTOMETRISTS
607 Isabella Street Telephone
Waycross, Georgia At 3-5144
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5. PAVING PROJECTS FROM NAHUNTA TO
OAK GROVE CHURCH AND THENCE TO ROUTE
301.
6. BIDS ASKED FOR GRADING AND PAVING
FROM WARE COUNTY LINE TO SCHLATTER
VILLE AND FROM COLGANS STILL BACK TO
PLEASANT VALLEY CHURCH.
7. CITY PROJECTS FOR SIDEWALKS AND
PAVING FOR HOBOKEN AND NAHUNTA.
IF REELECTED AS YOUR REPRESENTATIVE,
J. FLOYD LARKINS WILL CONTINUE TO EXERT
EVERY EFFORT IN BEHALF OF BRANTLEY
COUNTY.
YOUR VOTE AND INFLUENCE WILL BE
GREATLY APPRECIATED BY HIM.
The Brantley Enterprise, Nahunta, Ga., Thursday, Sept. 4 1958
Hear C. J. Broome
Candidate for
Lieutenant-Governor
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Friday Night, Sept. 5
From 7:00 to 7:30 P. M.
SPEAK ON
TV Channel 11
Savannah
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