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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 11, 1914
Page
3
We are well supplied with dry goods shoes notions hats men's odd pants dress shirts ties slide-well collars hosiery and most anything you may need. See us to view merchandise and enjoy our broad assortment.
The notice highlights a wide stock of turnip seed, sacks, fencing wire, gun shells, cartridges, corrugated iron, cement, lime, bricks, nails, rubber roofing, flour, cotton seed hulls and meal, and bale wire. It promotes bulk buying discounts and carload sourcing, urging customers to visit for lower prices and large inventories for farming and building needs.
Reynolds Georgia readers note a flurry of activity with visits to Columbus Atlanta and Macon plus plans for a big cotton crop. Local residents Ronald Goddard Powell and Draughon families figure in travel shopping and social rounds. The Butler Herald post office and Powell's dry goods offer weekly specials while notices announce rent and funeral provisions.
At the home of Dr and Mrs Syd H Bryan their one year old daughter Eliza died Wednesday at 6 pm after a brief illness. The narrative notes the baby life as precious and a “flower of paradise” before its departure. A Woman’s Missionary Society meeting led by Mrs Dan Huff of Columbus is announced for August 18 at 4 pm in the Methodist church with all members urged to attend.
A social event in Juniper will host many young attendees including Bonnie Newsome Sarah Pool Louise Ogburn Margaret Morgan Leila Whatley Hazel Barrow Virginia Hinton Katherine Joiner Jamie Joiner Sarah Bostic Thorpe of Macon and others. Also listed are Walton Hodgers Ben Hinton David Montfort Edgar Whatley Elam Griffith Otis Ogburn Paul Hodges Rod Dugger Clay Whatley Dr Hendrix Howard Neisler and others. Lost press-to-life tank between Reynolds and Montezuma Friday with reward offered. A saddler H E Saylor Reynolds Ga offers harness and drive safety. Those interested to meet Monday morning August 24 at New Hope Primitive Baptist church Reynolds for cemetery grounds cleanup.
No. 1 and No. 2 best sawed shingles can be furnished on short notice. Apply to R. P. McGuffin.
200 acres good land with 75 acres in cultivation and 125 acres timbered. Shingle salvage could repay the purchase. 60 acres yield cotton per acre. All within 8 miles of the railroad. Apply to Leonard Peterman.
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