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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 19, 1926

Page

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Florida bank failures blamed on Florida speculation rebutted

In a public letter from Longwood Florida dated August 12 1928 W S Entzminger counters a Butler Herald claim that Georgia and Florida bank collapses stemmed from Florida speculation He states Florida banks closed mainly due to the Bankers Trust Company distributing funds to Atlanta and urges correction to protect reputations and justice.

Hatzminger Longwood Fla Charlie Benna Butler Herald Butler Georgia Florida Banke Ons Bankers Trust Company Bankers Trust Company of Atlanta Entzminger

Georgia Belle sponsor Mrs Patrick dies in Marshallville

Mrs. Miles L. Patrick, 80, longtime sponsor of the Georgia Belle peach, died at her Marshallville home after a ten day illness. She suffered a stroke of paralysis a week prior and had previously endured a stroke earlier this year, leaving her unable to speak or take nourishment.

Marshallville Miles L. Patrick Secon Mra Patrick

Personal crisis ends in cemetery suicide at Fort Valley

At Fort Valley Georgia on August 14 Mark Mathews aged 55, nephew of Judge Henry A. Mathews, shot himself after placing a pillow on his mother’s grave. Relatives found his body minutes later as his dog stood guard. Mathews, once a publisher and railroad worker, had been in ill health for 20 years and suffered tuberculosis. He had met with Emmett Houser earlier that day, promising to wait at his car before heading to the cemetery. A 32 caliber pistol lay beside him.

Fort Vailey Ft. Valley Cemetery Mark Mathews Henry A. Mathews Superior Court Mathew Mathews Renepreseh Emmett Houser Agg Houser Aftaintoor Mr. Houser Mr Mathews Carrie Thweatte Ft. Valley

Revival Services At Butler Baptist Church

The Butler Baptist Church plans a series of revival meetings starting Sunday August 22 lasting through August 29 with three daily services one hour each. Morning services at 11:00 and evening services at 8:00 plus a children's service each afternoon. Reverend H G Hobbs pastor invites all to attend with prayerful spirit as Harvey D Taylor of Curtis Baptist Church leads song services.

The Butler Baptist Church Rec Harvey D. Taylor Curtis Baptist Church Augusta H. G. Hobbs

Preaching at Turners Chapel Friday Night

Notice announces preaching at Turners Chapel on Friday night August 20. The announcement invites attendance at the service and provides details for the community.

Turners’ Chapel

Prosperity Wave in Georgia Highlighted by Official

Harold Woodlief, secretary of the Sumter County Chamber of Commerce, touted Georgia as the “Empire State of the South” in Atlanta. He emphasized vast agricultural wealth from Rabun Gap to Tybee Light, noting record crops in tobacco, peaches, melons, and cotton recovery. He cited strong industry, roads, rail, hydro power and ports, plus high yields on Sumter farms, including 100 bushels per acre potential and a 38 bushels per acre wheat on a 160 acre farm.

Georgia Harold Woodlief Ameriqus Lund Sumter Tame Merce Atlanta South Rabun Gap Tybee Light South Georgia Woodlieff Sumter Americus

Bankers Trust Co records chaotic affairs after receivers cite disarray

Receivers report a chaotic, disordered condition at Bankers Trust Co Atlanta fiscal agent for several small banks. Audited books show lack of proper posting since 1926, with serious out of balance subsidiary records and a large rediscount item tied to bank closings in Georgia and Florida. The audit recommends further investigation by the auditor.

Atlanita Banker's Trust Company Atlanta Banker's’ Trust Co S. H. Sibley United States Court H. Thomas Amason Jedger Georgia Florida Bankers’ Trust Co

Southland Cafe Changes Hands

Mr J R Bennett purchases from Mr Jeff Hottman the entire Southland Cafe interest. Mrs Bennett will oversee operations going forward.

Southland Cafe J. R. Bennett Jeff Hottman Bennett

Manufacturing tax exemptions lure northern industry to Taylor County

A local call circulates for a county vote on a five year tax exemption for manufacturing enterprises under a 1924 Georgia constitutional amendment. Taylor County offers mineral deposits fine streams fertile lands and tobacco suitable for attracting northern and eastern manufacturers to the area.

Georgia South Taylor County

Prominent Taylor County Youth Sealy Announces Candidacy

Mr W H Harris Sealy, a leading young figure in the county, announces his bid for Taylor County representative. A Sept St following is anticipated and a petition circulates seeking an election to grant a five year tax exemption for county manufacturing enterprises.

W. H. (Harris) Sealy Taylor County

County Board Meets To Clear Rural School Issues

The County Board of Education held a special meeting Tuesday to address matters in the interest of rural schools ahead of the fall opening, and these matters were satisfactorily disposed of.

County Board of Education

Carswell Captivates Taylor County Crowd in Georgia Campaign Stop

Hon. George H. Carswell, candidate for Governor, drew the largest Taylor County audience in years as he attacked machine politics in Georgia. He pressed for better education and paved roads, criticized Holder and Brown alike, and pledged banking reform while promising reorganizing the Agricultural Department to curb political control.

George H. Carswell Taylor County Carswell Georgia Hardman Wood Holder Brown

Cooper Residence Burned This Morning

A fire in the Oak Street home of Taylor County Tax Receiver C. Cooper started in the kitchen around two o clock. Mrs Cooper woke and alarmed him as flames endangered the children. the house a large frame structure bought three years ago from L R Adams burned with an estimated 6000 dollars loss and a small insurance policy. The cause remains undetermined.

L. R. Adams Cooper

Considerable Slump in Taylors Tax Returns

Tax Receiver C C Cooper completed Taylor County tax returns and sent the report to Atlanta. A drop of 85835 dollars from last year is reported. Many former taxpayers have moved from the county. The board of county commissioners set the current tax rate at twenty mills or two dollars per hundred on taxable property.

C. C. Cooper Taylor County Atlanta Board of

Aunt Georgia Taylor Laid To Rest In Butler Cemetery

Aunt Georgia Taylor, an elder member of the Progressive Society, was buried in Butler cemetery on Monday afternoon under the auspices of the order. She was respected by both her race and many white friends for her honest and conscientious life.

Georgia Taylor Butler Order of the Progressive Society Georgia

Bonds Furnished For Three Men In Taylor County Jail Bail

At a hearing before Justices Adams and Douglas on Tuesday the bail for J M Whatley Lester Prince and Ed Farmer was set at 500 each. They are confined on warrants tied to the serious cutting of Frank Kirksey in Taylor County. Kirksey is reported to be improving slowly and may be released soon.

Adams and Douglas J. M. Whatley Lester Prince Ed. Farmer Taylor County Frank Kirksey Kirksey

Carswell garner support at Grand Theatre rally

A large audience at the Grand Theatre heard a candidacy address delivered to rally for Mr. Carswell. Mon R A Hinton introduced the speaker, praising him as a statesman and pledging support. Hon O H Neisler spoke briefly urging voters in Taylor County to back Carswell and to sign the Carswell Club pledge, which already lists several hundred local supporters.

Walter E. Steed Steed Carswell Georgia Highway Department John Holder Taylor County Columbus Court House Holder Mr. Garnwell Agricultural Department Atlanta Joh Holler Carswell, “I Tell You He Has Not, I'm No Poker Player, But All Mr. Holdex Carsiwell Mr. Carswell Reynolds Eexchange Club R A. Hinton H. Neisler Carswell Sas Carswell Club

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