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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
2
A stream of social visits and small-town happenings from Reynolds highlights neighbors visiting Americus Macon and Columbus. Readers included Mrs Louis Adams Mr E P Hodges Miss Nelson Miss Mildred Payne and others. A Cooper's mill meal price list appears with 85 and 35 cents per peck.
For sale a young milk cow with a week old calf. The cow is gentle and kind and a splendid milker. Contact L. G. Clarke in Reynolds Georgia for details.
An item listing a quantity of ear corn priced at 1.25 dollars per tardial wanes, attributed to seller G. L. Dwight. The fragment provides no further details on quantity delivery or terms.
Mrs Florine Ewell Atkins of Nashville Tenn a renowned lecturer for the National Woman's Christian Temperance Union will speak at a Reynolds Methodist church law enforcement meeting on Friday evening May 1 at 7 80 PM. The public is invited to attend.
Public notice from Edmund W. Hart Supt Beechwood Farm Beechwood Furnt near Reynolds Taylor and Macon Counties Georgia warns trespassers to stay off the property under threat of prosecution for willful trespass. Joe Hurt president Georgia Properties Company owner issued the exclusion order and officers have men posted to apprehend violators.
Reynolds territory shoe repair service with a well equipped shop uses best materials for half-soling rubber heels finishing and polishing. Neat work and customer satisfaction emphasized with reasonable prices. Trial offered near the side door of the Hinton Hollis Hicks mercantile establishment. THOS. McGRARY (Co.)
A blunt farmer confronts a stout looking beggar asking for food and old clothes. The beggar claims to travel widely and proves his claim by accepting a challenge to travel, prompting the farmer to test his abilities and reactions.
A southern pastor notices a new attendee at Sunday service. After the sermon he speaks with him and learns Kastug, who says he returned to church to gain strength while whitewashing a chicken coop and building a fence around a watermelon patch.
District Meet participants from Reynods High School earned first place in Spelling with an 86.69 percent average, winning a banner that proclaims them Third District Champions in Spelling for 1925. Millard Hicks placed third in the 220 yard dash, and the senior class contributed the high scoring word list.
C Z M Watkins of the Singer Sewing Machine Co. Reynolds Georgia advertises prices and repair services for sewing machines. The notice targets buyers seeking top machines or repair support. This small classified promotes salesmanship and local service.
Magistrate confronts a prisoner who admits striking a man to enforce peace. Prisoner testifies there was no other way to achieve peace, insisting he acted as the peace maker while the magistrate questions the necessity of the blow.
In Middle Georgia peach orchards many small peaches are infested with curculio larvae. Pick up and destroy all fallen peaches to cut the worm population, especially the smallest drops, which harbor the most worms. Use trenches 18 to 24 inches deep with lime, or boil drops to kill worms.
A fire in a cafe in Elberton Georgia’s business district late Tuesday night caused about 350000 in damage before it was checked. The blaze originated in the cafe and spread to nearby structures. No injuries were reported.
A brief, satirical note describes a heavy man who tripped on orange peel and fell in the street after an arrest for street performance without a license. The source quotes playful remarks from London Answers and Lustige Blaiter reflecting on film production and edits in Berlin.
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