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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1930

Page

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Letter Carrier Retires Triggers Route Reassignments

The longtime rural carrier retires after 19 years, prompting a general rearrangement of routes. Route one remains, route two moves to Mr Wik Mathews, and route four is renumbered as route three with Jesh Austin as carrier. Harmon Kirksey’s 4 year old son injured by a cow in an incident near the rural routes.

Wik Mathews F. A. Peed Atte Jesh Austin Harmon Kirksey Opti Fa Mel Lew Ae Haemon

First Bale Of 1930 Cotton Arrives Here

The first bale of 1980 cotton in the Butler territory was baled last Friday at the Cochran gin plant. It was grown by Mr. Mosley Childres, who has produced one of the best crops on the Level. The bale sold to Mr. J. T. Cochran for 12 1-2 cents per pound.

Butler Cochran New Gin Mosley Childres J. T. Cochran

Death of Mr Jason Shirah in Byromville

Taylor county mourns the death of Jason Shirah age 42 at his Byromville home after months of illness. He was born in Taylor county to Mr and Mrs Arzanda Shirah and is survived by his widow, his mother, and two children aged 18 and 10.

Taylor County Jason Shirah Shirah Byromville Arzanda Shirah

Forty Thousand Dollars From Melon Crop Reach County

The county has received about forty thousand dollars from melon shipments, with over 800 cars sent out, totaling around four hundred thousand dollars distributed among farmers as the season, now half over, approaches its end on September 10. The market fluctuated, softening briefly, then improving with strong demand and steady advance in price, and no car consignments have been made recently.

Watermetor Wut Fet Mimi i Spectatel Drom

Chapman Wins Election in Marion Co Georgia

Buena Vista Aug 6 in a pe election held for the office of Superior Court Chapman was elected. He received 845 votes against 187 for his opponent W. H. My election was called to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Le H Lowe.

Buena Vista Superior Court T. BH Capman W. H Feu le H Lowe

Ripped Bandit Hurls Bomb at Texas Bank

In Fort Worth on August 9 police halted an audacious plan to obtain 10 000 dollars as a bandit exploded the lobby of the Stockyards National Bank. The attacker died by suicide along with vice president B Elton and another victim.

F. Worth Texas Bee Kane National Bank B. Pelton

New Variety Melons Attract Wide Interest In County

A watermelon propagated by L Austin of this county draws attention from commercial melon growers and visiting buyers. The melons weigh 40 to 70 pounds with bright red flesh and fine flavor. Prof Wig Rustin, son of Judge Rustin, has a large field and has begun shipping, predicting a carload per acre and high prices as numerous 60 to 65 pound melons have sold locally this season.

L Austin Wig Rustin Rustin

Superior Court Opens in Talbotton on Sept 1st

Warrants in 45 criminal cases await Talbot county grand jury action at the September term of the Talbotton superior court. Judge G. & McLaughlin will convene the court on the first Monday in September. A.J. Perry of Columbus will prepare the bills. No murder cases are listed. charges include assault with intent to murder burglary driving while intoxicated larceny and pistol carrying.

Talbot County Grand Jury Superior Court Talbotton G. & McLaughlin A.J. Perryman Columbus

Brooks to receive world travel fellowship at UGA

Dean of the University of Georgia and descendant of Rev Wyatt Brooks Dr Brooks has been awarded the Albert Kahn Foundation world traveling fellowship. He will sail from San Francisco aboard the Japanese liner Chichibu Maru to Japan then spend months in China India and Egypt.

Georgia South Pres- Ma Brooks University of Georgia Y Albert Kahn Foundation New Qt Brooks den Brooks Watt Brooks South Georgia Butler Tan Eich Albert Kahn United’ States Uiversity Brasenose College Oxford University University of Wisconsin Brooks Bbcame School of Commerce Land Institute of Public Affairs San Francisco Japan China Philippines West Indian India Ching Brooks Wilh France

Shenandoah of Middle Georgia Inspires Area Tourists

The article extols a Reynolds to Montezuma highway scenic route in Macon and Taylor counties. It highlights fertile valley farms, diverse crops from cotton to fruits, and thriving stock across numerous named plantations and families. The piece praises the road's construction, soil variety, and agricultural yields including possible cotton per acre and corn outlook. It invites readers to visit for renewal and to explore the valley and plateau farms.

Quater Reynolds-Montezuma Reynolds Macon Taylor Montezuma Messrs Ruffin Newsom F. M Ricks Carson Valley of Delta Edgar W.T Thurman Land J .H. Whatley T. J. Fountain Heath Leonard Peterman Plateau Shenn Andoalt Middle Georgia

Outlook Promising For Schools Coming Year

Preparations are under way for the opening of school in Butler on Monday September 1st. The Board of Education will leave no stone unturned to ensure schools function well for the children. A thorough system with proper teachers laboratories and libraries is essential to the town’s assets. Butler Grammar School is kept in thorough keeping with requirements.

Butler the Herald Board of Education Butler Grammar School

Pleasant Callers Visit Talbotton Editors and Court Judge

Pleasant visitors to Butler included J L Taylor editor of Talbotton New Era and Talbot county superintendent of schools for a conference with Superintendent Austin on Palbot Taylor line area schools. Judge M J Yeomans, Dawson, paused homeward after weeks in Atlanta hospital. He suffered a severe auto crash July 9 injuring his right arm and crushed bones but is recovering and plans to resume duties on the Superior Court bench soon.

The Herald J. L. Taylor Talbotton Talbotton New Dra Taylor Talbot County Butler Austin Palbot M. J. Yeomans Dawson Superior Court of the

Pertinent Questions By Hon J T Childs On County Taxes

Hon J T Childs questions commissioners about the August act adding five mills to the tax rate for a new Butler courthouse. He urges publishing the last audit to reveal fiscal status and warns of public resistance by law. He criticizes rising expenses, calls for retrenchment, and critiques state and county governance and convict labor policies.

Butler Ists Supreme Court Paylor

Sugar Robbery at I F Peebles Store

Burglars visited the I F Peebles grocery Sunday night, taking a large stock of sugar and other groceries. Entry was made by breaking the back door lock and 6500 to 600 pounds of sugar were carried off in an automobile. Fresh tire tracks suggest the vehicle was parked nearby. no suspects or clues have been found.

I. F Peebles Tuley

Taylor county 4-H boys head to Camp Weat Athens

Fifteen club boys from various Taylor County farms depart Monday by motor under County Farm Agent W A Lundy for a week at Camp Wheat Athens. They join 4-H members from across the state for study and recreation.

Taylor County W. A. Lundy Camp Weat Athens

Great Spiritual Revival at Wesley Church 26 Added to Membership

The revival at Wesley Church concluded as a spiritual success with eighteen baptisms twenty one admittances on profession of faith and four admitted by transfer. Pastor Jas F Jackson praised Brother Griff for his simple yet direct sermons and the older members called it the most successful meeting in years.

Wesley Church Brother Griff

Hydrophobic? Cat Killed Amid Sunday Church Turmoil

A large house cat allegedly sick with hydrophobia caused a churchyard scene as worshippers left Sunday school. The animal was killed by a volley of pistol shots fired by several parties, shocking the Baptist church attendees.

Baptist Church Tietat

Funeral at Reynolds For One of Four Death Victims In Savannah

Reynolds residents mourn the loss of James Hobbs and three others in a Friday night auto crash near Savannah. The six aboard returned from a Fort Screven baseball game when a wheel left the pavement, killing Hobbs and Edward Dyer at the scene, Sergeant John Holland dying later, and Lt. Thomas Dolan passing Sunday morning. Hobbs, 25, a soldier from Reynolds, was buried Monday at Hillcrest Cemetery after funeral services. The injured included A. C. Martin and P. J. Heller.

Reynolds Savannah Reynolds and James Hobbs Jas. H. Hobbs Ft. Screven Garrison Highth U. S. Infantry Hobbs Edward Dyer John Holland Newark Eighth Ft. Screven Thomas CC Dolan Lowell Mass Fort Screven A. C. Martin New Smyrna Fla P. J. Heller Wisconsin Puss Brunswick Holland Mr. Hobbs Hill Crest Cemetery Reys, Ivey and Williams Fort Simerex Post M. J. Hobbs Reynolds Methodist Church

Oscar Dreizin Heads to New York for Fall Stock

Oscar Dreizin a leading local dry goods merchant departed for New York to select a full fall and winter stock. He plans about ten days away to choose goods while noting a buoyant outlook fueled by a bumper melon crop and record cotton production in the county since boll weevil arrival.

Oscar Dreizin New York Dretsin

Revival series moves through Horeh Baptist church

Rev. E. H. Dunn of Baller Baptist conducts revival services this week at Horeh Baptist church in the county’s western section.

E. H. Dunn Baller Baptist Church Horeh Baptist Church

Friends of Prof J P Nelson Illness Shocks Macon County

Friends of Prof J P Nelson superintendent of schools in Macon county regret to learn of his serious illness. Burlev relatives were summoned to his bedside Sunday.

J. P. Nelson Oplethorpe Schoola Macon County

Mystery Peach Buyer Vanished From Georgia orchard

Dispatch from Greenville Georgia details J S Henderson the missing peach buyer who appeared in 1925 and vanished in December 1928 while planning fertilizer purchases for his Meriwether county orchard. The grove of seven to eight thousand trees yielded 16 cars of peaches in 1929 and is now under a court receiver. Greenville locals suspect homicide during a botched robbery en route from Florida.

Greenville Taylor County Henderson Butler Reynolds Mauk J. S. Henderson Meriwether County New York State Manchester Florida Flands

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Chapman Marion CO Wyatt Brooks J. T. Childs Board of Roads and Revenues of Paylor County Colurmn I. F. Peebles Jas. F, Jackson New Yor N State of
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