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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
1
Funeral plans for Mrs. Wilson are announced with burial in Rome. A Georgia court week features trials for killings near Columbus and Buena Vista, while adjournment talk is shelved as war developments and finance loom. Judge W. E. Thomas presides in Valdosta, and local officials note public sorrow.
A reader notes Foley Kidney Pills helped Mrs Halfaere in Dexter Missouri. The article then compares Servia with Austria-Hungary and Georgia in area and population using odd figures, claiming Servia could fit three times in Georgia and detailing population counts for Texas Austria-Hungary and Servia.
The Lee County Journal urges voting for editor E L Rainey for a full term as Prince County Commissioner. It emphasizes his apparent devotion, civil fitness, and readiness for the duties, noting he is untried but shows proven capability.
Washington. In an address to cotton growers and people of southern states the congressional committee urged staying out of panic. They advised selling cotton only as a last resort and keeping cotton off the market for sixty days to relieve transportation bottlenecks and avoid depressingly low prices amid European war. The panel stressed cooperation among farmers merchants and bankers and said no financial panic is expected under the new banking law.
William H. Terrell announces his Democratic Primary bid for Judge of the Georgia Court of Appeals to succeed Judge Benjamin Hill. He outlines forty seven years in Cherokee County, years practicing law in Atlanta, and service on civic boards, arguing broad trial and appellate experience as his qualification.
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