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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Apr 30, 1925
Page
8
In a 1924 address Dr. Charles Mayo urged regular dental visits from childhood to prevent mouth infections. He warned 80 percent of infections and many child deaths stem from teeth and throat issues, and that early prevention saves overall health and money.
The garbled text hints at a funeral event with mentions of a cemetery and departure from a funeral home. It references a wake or procession, columns of muted phrases, and directions around a burial site. Names and concrete data are unreadable, leaving a vague, partial outline of proceedings.
A readable fragment explains a cross puzzle method with horizontal and vertical clues. It lists sample entries like a large European city and other themed hints. The legible parts indicate puzzle directions and numeric clue references though several words are garbled.
A brief sermon from the Titton Gazette ponders money and marriage roles. It contrasts men who gain wealth easily with women who struggle to marry, and suggests life’s path lies in warlike conduct, using dated sensational phrasing.
Fragmentary transcript details a dispute between Jennie and Kate over who is older. Jennie asserts she is older and cites a family moment addressed to Aunt Sarah about Katy. The wording is garbled but centers on age and kinship within the family.
A note on a marriage custom in parts of India where the bride places a pot of water in the groom’s house and then lifts it to signal the union. The rite marks the wedding in a distinctive, symbolic manner.
A quirky reflection on friendships and honesty noting that those who voice common platitudes may be seen as steadfast friends while genuine sincerity matters more than clever phrases.
An advertisement claims a simple home treatment stops pyorrhea and mouth irritations. It promises a 10 day free trial from NiNg Remedies Co at 603 Gateway Station, Kansas City Missouri, urging readers to send their name to receive the secret remedy.
Petitioners seek a twenty year charter to form M B Wright and Company in Reynolds Taylor County for a general merchant business. Capital stock five thousand dollars, stockholders elect directors and officers, with by laws and common seal, to begin upon court grant after advertisement. Cox, Clerk confirms copy dated April 14 1925.
A dictionary notes Rubens prolific plétoria output and records no fewer than 2,253 paintings plus 484 drawings. Rubens used many student assistants, making exact surviving numbers uncertain.
A verbose period style claim argues that India has over 300 000 fakirs and that beggars do not starve because of widespread care by natives fearful of incurring the anger of many gods.
From a small settlement on the Severn River in 1664, Annapolis grew in size and importance until it became Maryland’s capital. By 1750 it gained fame for its gaiety and luxury, earning the nickname the Parla of the Colonies.
The Bounty Butler Banking Company sues J H Ceagee and the Taylor Superior Court orders sale of eighty acres in southwest lot 181 and twenty acres in southwest corner of lot 172, totaling about 100 acres in Taylor County Georgia. The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in May for cash to the highest bidder. The date noted is April 7, 1925.
Miss Nettie Paris and Mrs Dorothy Paris Strong have applied for permanent Letters of Administration on the estate of F F Paris, deceased. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office within the time allowed by law and show cause why letters should not be granted. Witnessed by L T Peed, Ordinary, on April 6, 1925.
John Little has applied for permanent Letters of Administration on Mose Bell's estate in Taylor County. The residents and creditors are cited to appear at the Ordinary's office within the legally allotted time to show cause why letters should not be granted. Witness my hand and official signature this April 6, 1925. L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
Mrs C M Smith has filed for twelve months support from the estate of C M Smith, deceased. Appraisers have filed their return and all interested persons must show cause before the next Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in May 1925, per L T Peed Ordinary.
The District Court of Georgia Northern District sets a discharge hearing for Riley Bros and related individuals. The hearing is on May 23, 1925 at 10 a.m. in Atlanta United States District Court room. Creditors and interested parties must appear to show cause why discharge should not be granted. By N A Brown Deputy Clerk.
Will be sold before the courthouse door in Taylor County to the highest bidder for cash within the legal hour of sale on the first Tuesday in May 1925. Fifty acres of land in the southwest corner of lot 236 and sixty six acres in the northwest corner of lot 214, total about 106 acres, levied on as W W Douglass property to satisfy a fi fa from the Superior Court in favor of Reys holds Banking Co. Dated April 2, 1925. P McGuffin, Sheriff.
Miss Pink Montfort applies as executrix for probate of the last will and testament of Miss Mollie Montfort. Heirs at law must appear in the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in May 1925 for the probate hearing. Witness my hand and official signature this the 6 day of con 1925.
The creditors and next of kin of H. A. Paris are ordered to appear at the office to show cause why letters of administration should not be granted to the petitioners on the estate. Witness my hand and official seal, L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
Taylor County Georgia sale to occur on the first Tuesday in May 1925 at the courthouse door for cash. Property includes all of land lots 107 and 85 in the 12th district totaling about 405 acres. Property of S A Montgomery to satisfy a fi fa from the Superior Court in favor of C C Middlebrooks. Dated April 2, 1925, Sheriff R P McGuffin.
A historical note asserts oysters cannot live in the Baltic Sea due to insufficient salinity. It states they require water with at least 87 parts salt to every 1 part water, implying a threshold for oyster habitation.
A vast Russian forest lies between the Ural mountains and the Okhotsk Sea, reputed to endure extreme cold and grow despite icy conditions.
An Atlanta Constitution excerpt notes that Saga Brother Williams reflects that time and tide will not wait, as both demands pull him toward urgent business and destinations. The line conveys a sense of inevitability and hurried movement.
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