Official Taylor County Paper Promotes Weekly Circulation
Official organ of Taylor County published weekly on Thursdays with a reported average circulation of 1,500 copies.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1918
Page
4
Official organ of Taylor County published weekly on Thursdays with a reported average circulation of 1,500 copies.
The piece urges Georgians to back William J. Harris for Senate, framing loyalty to the national administration and President Wilson as imperative in wartime. It argues division among Howard and Harris supporters risks Hardwick's nomination, urging voters to unite behind Harris to defeat the disloyalist.
Senator Thos. W. Hardwick spoke to a large Montezuma audience last Saturday. The Macon County Citizen notes critics deride his claims on war measures and parade of loyalty, while he touts his support for the President inconsistently. J. D. Maffett, Montezuma merchant, introduced him.
A short medical tip explains lame shoulder as muscular rheumatism. It prescribes absolute rest and several applications of Pambegeigy Lini mant to relieve symptoms.
W Trox Bankston of Troup County formally announces his candidacy to succeed Judge George Hillyer as Railroad Commissioner. He recalls past race against Hillyer, cites legislative record, and urges Georgia voters in the 1918 primary to endorse his bid for the office.
Macon Telegraph reports renewed Allied pressure in Artois and Picardy with Haig driving toward Baupaume amid stubborn German resistance. A successful capture could重大 signal a strategic collapse of German lines, hinting at regional retreat and a broader push into 1917 as spring campaigns loom.
Crawford County News endorses Hon R C LeSueur for the Georgia Senate. It notes eight terms in the House from this county showing independence from political factions, cites Bob’s service and committee chairmanships, and predicts the 23rd District will be proud of his record.
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