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HOME JOURNAL, Perry, Ga., Aug. 22, 1946 t
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Watch and Jewelry Repairs
given prompt attention. Our repair departments
are now back to normal and all types of Jewelry
and engraving can be handled at once. For re
pair work of any type see
KERNAGHAN, Inc.
RELIABLE GOODS ONLY
411 Cherry St. MACON, GA. Phone 836
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Remove Peaches,
Growers Advised
Because of the heavy carry
over of Curculio and Brown Rot [
attacking peaches this year in
many Georgia orchards, it is j
more important thafi ever that
every possible effort be made at
orchard sanitation, J. E. Webb,
Entomologist for the Georgia De
partment of Entomology, has
pointed out.
This means careful aflcr-har-i
vest clean up to remove every |
mummied and left-over peach
from the orchard, both from the |
tree and the ground. These!
should not be harrowed into the
soil, where the Brown Rot or
ganisms will be preserved as a]
source of infestation for the 1947 |
crop, but should be removed
from the orchard and burned, or I
buried several feet under the
ground, Webb said.
Early after-harvest removal
aud destruction of these left-over
peaches will also do much to re
duce the carry-over of Curculios I
! into the next season.
Harrowing to a depth of 3 to 4 j
inches, under the trees, about)
Three weeks fallowing Elberta'
| harvest will destroy many of the
second brood Curculios in the
'soil while they are in the vulner
able pupal stage.
After-harvest dusting will kill
many Curculio beetles feeding in
the orchard before they go into
hibernation. Two applications
of lead arsenate-lime dust, con
sisting of 90 parts of hydrated
lime and 10 parts of lead arse
nate should be applied with a
power duster, using about one
fifth of a pound of the mixture
per tree per application. The
first application should be made
four weeks after harvesting El
bertas, and the second one two
weeks later, he explained.
Careful pruning this fall and
winter to remove all dead and
diseased branches and twigs
from the trees will also do much
to reduce the carry-over of the
Brown Rot organisms, which also
cause twig blight. The prim
ings should be carefully piled and
burned, he concluded.
Mexicans Play Music by Ear
Mexicans buy almost no sheet
music. Once they hear a song they
can repeat it accurately on what
ever instrument they play, without
printed notes.
Poultry Feed
One 100-pound bag of 36 to 38 pel*
cent concentrate, and 700 pounds of
whole farm grains will feed 109
hens on full egg production about
one month.
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COOPERATION
The blood, sweat, toil and tears
of our farmers have built Hous
ton county up to the stable cop
i dition we enjoy today. Let’s
keep it that way by supporting
the Farm Bureau in its 1547
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Moody Motor Co.
Phone 40 Perry, Ga.
Petition For Charter
GEORGIA, Houston County.
Houston Superior Court.
In Re: 17-41 Club. Inc.
j Petition for Charter.
To The Superior Court of Hous
ton County:
The petition of J, E. Staples,
P. E. Reasor, J. E. Scoby, C. A.
Hyatt, E. E. Jackson, and H. E.
Rutland, respectfully shows:
I. That they desire for them
selves, their associates, succes
sors, and assigns, to he incor
i porated under the name and
style of “17-41 Club, Inc,”
I 2. That said Corporation .♦ hall
have as its object the promotion
of the health, comfort and
morale of the Veterans of World
i Wars One and Two, and the
Spanish-American War; and shall
j endeavor to forward the inter
ests, rights, privileges, and bene
fits due veterans of the aforesaid
wars.
3. That said corporation is
not organized for pecuniary gain
j or profit; but for the benefit of
said veterans.
4. That no shares of stock of
i any kind of character will be is
sued by said corporation.
5. That the corporation shall
have the right to engage in law
ful activities from which reve
nue may be derived, and to make
contracts accordingly, provided
however, that all the net income
therefrom shall be used for the
purposes for which this Club is
incorporated.
ft. That they desire to be in
corporated for a perk'd of thirty
five years.
7. That the principal office
and club rooms of the corpora
tion are to be located in Houston
County, Georgia.
8. That they desire and pray
that they be granted all the
powers usually granted to cor
porations and such as may be
lawfully enjoyed by any like
corporation in the State of Geor
gia, including the right of re
newal.
Names and post office address
es of applicants for this charter
are as follows:
J. E. Staples, 604 McArthur
Blvd., Warner Robins, Georgia.
P.E. Reasor, 215 Watson Drive,
Warner Robins, Georgia.
J. E. Scoby, 309 Arnold Blvd.,
Warr.er Robins, Georgia.
C. A. Hyatt, 314 Arnold Blvd.,
Warner Robins, Georgia.
E. E. Jackson, 709 McArthur
Blvd., Warner Robins, Georgia.
H. F. Rutland, 853 Walnut
Street, Macon, Georgia.
Wherefore, petitioners pray to
be incorporated under the name
and style aforesaid, with all the
rights and privileges permitted
by law.
Henry F. Rutland,
Attorney for Applicants.
Citrus Vitamin
If breakfast citrus juice is
squeezed the night before as a time
saver, keep it cold and covered,
remembering that the less air space
there is between juice and contain
er top, the better for vitamin C.
With these precautions, citrus juice
will lose little of its most valuable
vitamin, even if stored for 24 hours.
They go together
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Fighting the Battle of the farmer for fair
, 1 treatment along with industry and labor.
This is no time to try to go it alone.
Andrew Hardware Co.
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