Club Notes by Mrs A S Wallace at March meeting
The March club meeting at Mrs Peagler’s home with nine members present. Reports praised street committees and Butler cleanup progress. Delegates to the Fitzgerald district meeting named, and efforts discussed to raise funds for a monument to Mrs H C White. A musical program followed the business session, with guests Mrs Peagler and Mrs Stewart praised as hosts. The rest room opening is set for Apr 7 with refreshments for all.
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Peagler
Rawls
G. C. Smith
Lyceum
Smith
Fitzgerald
Elise Wallace
H C White
Georgia Federation
Avlanta
Edwards
Elise
Jeanette Wallace
Jeannette
Stewart
Banks Fail to File Published Bank Condition Statements
State Bank Examiner Speer says about 325 state banks did not file the required published statements of bank conditions following the February 25 call. Regular statements have been filed, but many banks neglected the print filings. The law allows a fine, but Speer does not intend to impose it if the statements are filed immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speer
Col. Speer
Captain Englishs Weekly Letter
Mr Editor declares he is not a beggar of charity and speaks of a loud windstorm called the Brean blast that blew his wig off and damaged his clothing while critiquing the era’s suffragette and slang usage with strong language and humor.
Butcher Thomas and the grand jury list of 1913
The text lists drawn grand and traverse jurors for Taylor Superior Court for April Term 1913 plus a long editorial commentary on President Wilson, Jeffersonian simplicity, civic virtues, public welfare, and advice from E. G. English about wedding gift advertising in The Butler Herald.
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Grand and Traverse Jurors
Taylor Superior Court
P. Gilbert
Said
Baby Base and Baby Ease Promote Health in Children
A regional advertisement urges parents to use Baby Base to prevent colds and ward off illness in children. It claims the product cures stomach and bowel issues and notes Baby Ease is harmless and easy for children of all ages to take.
Peacock Academy Closes Amid Saturday Night Concert
The Peacock Academy will host a Friday night concert inviting all to attend. The program includes recitations by Troy Peterman Wanzie Taunton Nina Walker and a series of acts titled Dog Fight Nigger Spelling School Who Am De Mudder Darkey Breach of Promise Case Challenge Dance and Dispelling Old Big Jim conducted under Principal W. T. Austin.
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Peacock Academy
Nigger Spelling School
de Mudder
Darkey
Big Jim
W. T. Austin
Pine Knot Items News Briefs
Miss Mary L. Emerson was ill but is now improved. H. V. Adams visited his best girl Sunday. Julius and Monroe Cook visited Misses Annie and Eunice Perry Sunday afternoon. Sunday School at Little Bethel next Sunday afternoon. Pine Knot school closes April 11. A large crowd attended the Easter egg hunt hosted by Misses Mary and Bessie Emerson. All report a delightful time. Come again, Black Eyes, we like to read your items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary L. Emerson
H. V. Adams
Julius and
Monroe Cook
Annie
Eunice Perry
Little Bethel
Pine Knot
Mary
Bessie Emerson
Black Eyes
PATSILIGA NEWS Farmers prep for corn planting and local visits
Farmers are about ready to plant corn. Mr Will Morris and family were guests of Mr Nat Joiner at Howard Monday night. Miss Mattie Lena visited Miss Mary Belle Parker Sunday. Miss Tommie Thompson visited Mrs Ida Culverhouse Sunday. Miss Lena Thompson visited Miss Lala Parker Sunday. Mr Bone Hammock and wife visited Mr and Mrs R R Beeland Sunday. An ice cream supper at E B Hammock's last Friday night, Blue Eyes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Will Morris
Nat Joiner
Howard
Mattie Lena
Mary Belle Parker
Tommie Thompson
Ida Culverhouse
Lena Thompson
Lala Parker
Bone Hammock
R. R. Beeland
E. B. Hammock
A Utilitarian View Latin Study for a Dying Man
A Brooklyn man, confined to his home business, reveals to a visitor that he studies Latin. When asked why study a dead language, he replies his doctor says he has not long to live, so Latin will come in handy after death.
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Brooklyn
New York Tribune
A Hero In A Lighthouse Keeps Watch Over Wrecks
J. R. Donahue of South Haven Michigan, longtime lighthouse keeper, credits Electric Bitters with curing kidney trouble chills and improved sight after years of ineffective remedies. Now seventy, he says he is thriving. For many ailments they offer relief, 40 cents at City Drug Store.
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Donahue
Haven
Mich
City Drug Store
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Club Notes
A. S. Wallace
Minneapolis
Butler
Chicago
Wilson
Twentieth Century Literary Club
Tifton
Chamber of Commerce
J. W. Edwards
Butler Ga
Taylor County
Jackson G. Smith
Edwards Bros
Georgia
Marshall
Lincoln
Woodrow Wilson
Bro. Weaver
Joseph
Egypt
South Sea Islands
China
Butler Herald
Peacock Academy School
Troy Peterman
Wanzie Taunton
Nina Walker
Wanzie Peterman
Hallie Johnson
Burnist Cox
Eva Theus
Pee Gurvis Locke
Ethel Joiner
Kellie Nell Harris
Wesley Cox
Myrtice Locke
Clay Cox
Maude Peterman
Marietta Bartlett
Garvis Locke
Gertrude Cox
D. Harris
Lulie Mae Blair
Dornice Cox
Gordon Peterman
Mae_ Jinks
Valse Johnson
Ruth Harris
Bertha Joiner
Guy Peterman
Odelle Bartlett
Clyde Cox
Odelle ‘Cox
Lincoln Taunton
Young -Nettie Harris
Lillian Blair
Davey Johnson
Calvin Bartlett
Bernard Walker
Paaseee Cee Asa
Aurelius Locke
Patsiliga News
Fletcher
Maund Brothers, Watchmakers and Jewelers
Paschal, Go
Southern R. R
Peterman-Cox Co
Cox
Butler Banking Company
C. Smith
J. L. Williams
Buena Vista, GA
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