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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 26, 1926
Page
9
In the regular monthly session held in August the tax rate for the year 1926 was discussed. Officials reviewed the levy and considered adjustments to revenue projections and municipal expenditures.
Senator Walter F. George outlines farm relief amid tariff debate. He advocates tariff revision to expand foreign cotton markets and stabilize exchange, arguing current measures harm farmers. He notes finance committee role and political conditions for passing a bill if party control shifts.
Atlanta Aug. 20. Campaigns in final stage show strong belief that John N. Holder of Jackson county will win the governorship. Supporters say Holder leads in popular vote and county unit votes, driven by opposition to a state bond issue and favoring a pay as you go highway plan. The opposition concentrates attacks on Holder while acknowledging his rising strength and broad Georgian backing.
Atlanta Aug 21 Senator Walter F George of Georgia in reply to Judge R B Russell chief justice declines to meet his political opponent in a formal letter he says his reply to the invitation to debate is final and no reason to change it
The fragment frames worry as a mental message indicating poison in the veins. It suggests anxiety serves as a warning, linking fear to bodily threat signals and a imagined or perceived medical danger.
The Reynolds Home-Mixture Guano Company seeks renewal of its charter granted by Taylor Superior Court in October 1906. It claims no amendments to its charter since incorporation and attaches certified abstracts showing proper corporate action. After due publication an order to extend is requested.
Macon August 26 Judge Tilson of the Middle Georgia district will preside over his first session in Columbus on September 6. He then goes to Valdosta for two weeks on September 20 and will open his first Macon court on November 1.
The General Assembly proposed to amend Article 7 Section 3 Paragraph 1 of the Georgia Constitution to authorize a debt up to 3 5 million for public school teachers with repayment from state funds. The measure allows up to 2 5 million more for teacher salaries and directs campaign voting instructions for the next general election.
J H Brown administrator of S S Brown estate petitions for discharge claiming full administration. Court cites to show cause why administrator should not be discharged and letters of dismission may be issued on the first Monday in September 1926. August 2, 1920. Speed, Ordinary.
W OC Casey administrator of the estate of 3.5 Montgomery deceased has filed for Leave to Sell the real estate of 5 B Montgomery to pay debts and for distribution among heirs. Creditors and kindred are cited to object by the first Monday in September 1936. if none is filed the order may be granted.
A notice from FM. GREEND announces candidacy for the office of State Senator in the Twenty third Senatorial District. He represents Crawg ford, Taylor, Peach and Houston counties and seeks Democratic primary support.
A candidate announces run for State Senator in the 28th district, seeking Democratic primary support. The notice requests voters' votes and influence in the upcoming election.
The candidate pledges to vote against unnecessary appropriations and tax increases and to use banking law experience to protect hard earned money. He seeks reelection to the Georgia legislature from Taylor County and asks for voters support in the primary.
W H Sealy announces candidacy for Representative in Taylor County under the Democratic white primary to be held September 8. He asks voters for their support and influence.
A special election is called in the City of Butler Georgia for September 11 1926 to decide on a five year tax exemption for future industrial enterprises opening in Butler. The measure stems from an ordinance passed by the Butler City Council on August 76 1926 with T Adams as Clerk.
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