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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1929
Page
3
S. W. Straus argues waste elimination boosts efficiency and profits across industries. He cites reclaimed rubber, low grade ore becoming valuable, paper from corn stalks, wood from refuse, steel from scrap, and by products in oil. Spare time efforts by individuals often yield major advances and personal progress.
Local notes list many guests visiting Mr. Ralph Jarrell in Musella and relatives visiting Thomaston. Mentions Mrs. D. E. Byrd and others, plus a funeral at Camp Ground for Will Bradley. A quotation from The New Success urges integrity and courage in daily life.
An old advertisement promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder troubles including gravel back rheumatism and irregularities. Priced at $1.25 for a small bottle, with mail order possible and sworn testimonials available. Dr. E W Hall listed in St Louis Missouri, sold by druggists.
Mrs C M Bazemore hosts her sister Mrs Young and son Gorman Young from New York along with Louise Smith of Macon. Mrs S T Allen returns to College Park after two weeks with the Heath family. Barnesville visitors include Joseph with Grady Adams and Mrs John Adams. Adna Amos visits Dorothy Franklin in Thomaston this week. Miss Mary Suggs weekends in Atlanta. Others guests include Mrs Brown Parker’s party from Forsyth and Swainsboro, Quintene Slaughter of Columbus, and Ethel Ruby Adams with Ernest Roswell of Macon visiting Mrs J C Price.
A rural column tallies visitors and family visits across Howard Thomaston and Butler including J H Adams J C Price Lige Parker J Amos and W A Spinks. An inserted ad touts FLY TOX Chamber of Death test and pest control spray claiming rapid insect kill and harmless use.
Howard News Miss Louise Parks spent last week with Miss Jeanette Brown and several neighbors hosted weekend guests. Mr J C Fain of Macon visited family here while Gurr Hamilton and Lowe Brown were in LaGrange Monday. Various residents hosted relatives and friends from Pelham Butler Ypsilanti Birmingham Manchester Waverly Hall Juniper Atha and Faber.
The column records residents and visitors in a Georgia town, noting Mrs M J Fuller and family in Reynolds, visits by Golden Watkins and J A Buckner, and trip highlights of Lawrence and Mrs Wille to New York and other eastern cities. It mentions Miss Martha Fain, Mary Watson, Jim McManus, Ruper Willis, Annie Hill, D W Culverhounne and family, Oscar Averett, and the Martins, detailing returns and hospitality at homes like Mrs Lee Watson and East Point relatives.
The Herald announces a church cemetery cleanup at Crowell on Wednesday August 14. All concerned are asked to assemble at the church to prepare and tidy the grounds, removing bushes and rubbish to honor the dead and preserve memory for the living relatives.
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