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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Aug 26, 1937

Page

3

Hacon County Census Shows Livestock Shortages

Esethorpe Ga Aug 23 A county census under George Jey shows dairy animals limited in 2881 families with 278 gallons milk per cow, 8500 cows needed for per person daily milk, 64000 bulls only nine purebred, 29000 hens yielding 5.3 eggs per bird yearly, and mule shortages with 2878 mules needing 289 new yearly. importing 250 mares and two jacks could cut farm work costs by 39000 without extra pasture costs.

Esethorpe Leon County George Jey Oakley

Night long church service ends at dawn in Stewart county

In Richland Georgia on August 21 a historic all night preaching service was held at Louvale Methodist Church led by Parson Jack Johnson. The event began at 8 pm, paused for barbecue, resumed with singing, and concluded at dawn as Johnson finished Traveling Through the Bible. About 65 people stayed through the entire service from Lumpkin Richland Cusseta Charles and Columbus, the preacher’s home town.

Richland Stewart County Louvale Methodist Church Jack) Johnson Johnson Lumpkin Cusseta Charles and Columbus Mr. Johnson

Congress Enacts Important Bills in First Session

Washington reports a broad slate of legislation enacted by the 76th Congress. Measures include continuation of the Reconstruction Finance Corporation and reciprocal trade policy, extension of the D C C, a large low cost housing bill, farm tenancy and railroad pension acts, new neutrality laws, revised coal act, and a 8 cent nuisance tax continuation.

Washington Reconstruction -Finance Corporation Supreme Court AAA Glass Senate Appropriations Committee

New Senator Dixie Graves Pledges Roosevelt Aid

Mrs Dixie Bibb Graves appointed to succeed Hugo Black as Alabama senator told President Roosevelt she supports the New Deal. She described a pleasant White House talk and said she will not reveal early legislative plans, noting it is too soon to speak on maiden speech.

Wasington Dixie Bibb Graves Hugo Black Alabama Roosevelt Senate White House Graves Congress

Farm Notes Highlights Shifts in Prices and Farm Sales

Latest Crop Reporting Service data show Georgia farmers receive higher prices year over year with Irish potatoes chickens and soybeans exceptions. Corn jumps from 2c to 1388 per bushel while sweet potatoes rise to 1.20 per bushel. peanuts cattle hogs gain. U.S. Farm Credit Administration reports 2025 first five months: 6862 farms sold for ~18 million. 5114 acquired, vs prior year sales 5441 and acquisitions 6883. World phosphate rock supplies total 18 billion tons, one third in U.S. Albino buffalo calf noted, rare in Montana. Summer outlook for poultry improves. motorists face about 2.50 state tax for 1000-mile trips, road quality cited.

Georgia W. J. Myers Farm Credit Administration

Revival We Hope to Have at Butler

Edgar A. Martin urges Butler to host an old time revival to restore religious devotion and moral standards. He cites modern temptations and calls for communal prayer to seek God, save young and old, and end behaviors he deems worldly. He asks readers to join in prayers, believing God stands ready to grant such a revival.

Butler God Jesus CCC Jesus Christ Edgar A. Martin

Sainted mother D A Parker called to rest

On August second the death angel took Mrs. D. A. Parker from her home. A Primitive Baptist, she loved her faith, attended services while health allowed, and bore suffering patiently. Funeral services were held Tuesday, Aug. 8 at Bloodworth cemetery.

D. A. Parker Primitive Baptist Church Jesus Bloodworth Cemetery

Concrete Kwannon statue overlooks Takasaki hill

A towering concrete statue of Kwannon, the Buddhist goddess of mercy, rises on a hill crest in Takasaki City, Japan, visible from surrounding areas and marking a notable local landmark.

Kwannon Takasaki City Japan

Local Social Roundup At Turner Chapel Area

Turners Chapel Revie R and Lawhorn filled regular services Saturday and Sunday. Numerous neighbors visited, including Mrs Joe Posey and the Poseys brothers Will Wainwright and other relatives. Families traveled to Marshall Texas to see oil fields, with several local guests to and from Spillers and Rogers households. Prayer services are planned at the Spillers home Saturday night.

Revie R, Lawhorn Joe Posey Alton Posey Florence Wainwright B. F. Moore T. J. Spillers Williams Petermann N. E. Peterman Grady Rogers Mozelle Julian Rogers Cleo Wainwright Marshall Texas A. L. McCrary F. &. McCrary Ethridge Tidwell Fred Cripe Johns Dunlap Lewis Windham George Windham Arthur Spillers

Weekend Visitors Feed Small Town News

Sunday guests visited multiple local families including the Spinks J. A. Spinks Bently and Floyd of Columbus. Heath Downs Maxwell Suggs Byrd Lovworm Wilson Bazemore Parker Willis and Wilson families. weekly and weekend visits noted among residents.

Cross Roads News Social Roundup Reaches Local Guests

Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Raburn and son of Ideal spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Blair and Abe Jordan. Jordan were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Bussey and family. Sunday evening visitors included Mr. Leonard Windham of Columbus Miss Lottie Windham of Taylor Mill and Mr. Thurman Greer of Thomaston. W. T. Williams stayed with the Stalnakers, Mary Lou Locke visited Myrtle Payne in Ideal. Martha Rose Chapman was with Lurline Jordan Saturday. Grady Payne visited H. A. Locke Sunday. Imogene Jordan stayed with Margaret Chapman Saturday. Marie Cromer visited Emily Chapman last week. Marilyn Bussey spent part of last week with Marvin and Mrs. Bussey.

Hugh Gilson C. C. Heath John Parker Butler W. J. Willis Luther Wilson and Son Clyde Wilson William Childregs Q. M. Bazemore D. W Bessie Grady Wilson Tom Wilson E. C. Raburn Ideal C. M. Blair Abe Jordan Marvin Bussey Rheba Stalnaker Leonard Windham Columbus Lottie Windham Taylor Mill Thurman Greer Thomaston W. T. Williams W. H Stalnaker Mary Lou Locke Myrtle Payne Martha Rose Chapman Lurline Jordan Grady Payne H.A. Locke Imogene Jordan Margaret Chapman Marie Cromer Emily, Chapman Marilyn Bussey

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Hacon County Taylor County State OF Commissioners of Roads Commissioners of Roads and Revenues Fulton National Bank Reynolds Mills Rupert Mauk Central Wesley Crowell Turner H. H. Riley G. Fickling L. H. Vanlandingham Said County Dixie Graves Ralph Fugham Chas. B. Kellogg U. S. Department of Agriculture United States U. S. Bureau of Agriculture Economics Molese Mont U. S. Biological Survey Bureau of Public Roads UBT BuyYsnsy JO Pueys Asoueder Ayy Spurs Oy Motors LET Motor Division General Motors Sales Corporation Detroit Michigan Chevrolet Fisher Taylor County Motor CO Reynolds and Butler Bienichtens Turners Chapel W.A Johnnie Spinks R. A, Spinks Mr. Bentley Floyd Fred Jarreau Jessie Slaughter Cross Roads News
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