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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1919
Page
8
A report on London parks shows first area of 79 acres of oats yielded a profit of 550 dollars. a second area grew vegetables for a 600 dollar profit. a third area of 75 acres had a net loss of 1900 dollars on oats. Officials say the loss is due to opening crops and long term cultivation planned for better future yields.
In a dialogue about war, Patrice notes her brother is in the trenches while Patience mocks his forgetfulness about coat hangers and the crease-press. Patrice plans to send him those items today.
A Birmingham Age-Herald snippet presents a brief exchange about borrowing money. The dialogue questions if Nicholas Romanoff can return, concluding with a firm negative and a curt farewell.
A wartime cartoon caption notes sending 3,000 cigars of the same brand to the front. The dialogue shifts to how to smuggle or deliver them to troops amid enemy threats, highlighting morale efforts during conflict.
An elderly man Spillikens presents a letter from his son detailing experiences in France. The narrator expresses skepticism and vows to investigate the veracity of the vivid account.
A vintage advertisement touts Dodson's Liver Tone as a safe alternative to calomel. It claims calomel harms the stomach and liver, while Liver Tone cleanses the bowels without salivation or sickness, with a money back guarantee if not effective.
Notice states J L Rustin administrator applies to the Ordinary for leave to sell estate lands for distribution. Hearing at the regular January 1920 term. December 1 1919. For Dismissal Georgia Taylor County O T Montfort administrator upon the estate of Hillary Jackson deceased petitions for discharge. January 1920 term. December 8 1919. A H Riley Ordinary.
A wartime style drug ad promotes Pepto Mangan as a red blood maker available in liquid or tablet form. It urges readers to join the red blooded class, notes Gude's on the package, and claims red blooded people are stronger in war business and life.
Georgia Taylor County Board of Education orders a school district election on December 19 1919 to elect five trustees for terms of one two and three years. Voting at Butler Court House limited to qualified voters within the district. By order H P Wallace Supt November 25 1919.
Neisler Fruit and Land Company petitions Taylor County Superior Court to surrender its charter and franchise and dissolve as a corporation. The stockholders voted unanimously to dissolve. officers are authorized to complete the surrender. A hearing is set for December 31, 1919, at the Taylor County Courthouse with publication ordered for four weeks.
A terse meditation on friendship and death reflecting on how losing loved ones diminishes us. The speaker notes that our grief mirrors the depth of our affection and our connection to the world.
When you wake with a sour taste dull fatigue and constipation you may need Chamberlains Tablets. They promote gentle bowel movement cleanse and invigorate the stomach and digestion. Sold by all druggists.
A compact meditation on love focusing on emotional power over proof. The quote from Richter highlights the necessity of feeling and genuine demand for love rather than outward demonstrations.
Brand Bayer tablets are advertised as genuine Aspirin for colds pain headache neuralgia lumbago and rheumatism. The Bayer name denotes genuine Aspirin prescribed by physicians for nineteen years in handy tins of 12 tablets costing a few cents.
A terse sentiment notes that a girl may not permit a kiss, yet she likely values being desired. The line hints at evolving attitudes toward affection and propriety in intimate moments.
An advertisement touts Freezone as a cheap bottle that removes corns and calluses from toes and the bottom of the feet with a few drops. It claims the underlying skin heals pink and healthy and without soreness after use.
A sheriff sale in Taylor County Georgia will occur at the courthouse doors the first Tuesday in January 1920 within legal hours. It offers shares of Farmers and Merchants Bank Butler capital stock numbered 9 and 72 as the property of Mrs W L Wilson to satisfy a superior court writ in favor of Mrs Bertha Wilson Butler. Written notice is provided as required by law.
Six lines concerning estate matters in Taylor County Georgia. Mrs Florence Gordy seeks twelve months support from the estate of A B Gordy, deceased, with an upcoming January 1920 court hearing. G Nelson applies for guardianship of Estell Nelson, minor, with a January 1920 court hearing.
The Lily of France or Iris Florentine is described as a symbol long carried on banners shields and coats of arms by armies and individuals. It is now identified as the symbol of a lost cause though its use as a national emblem persists.
An advertised tonic named Ziron claims to be a pure iron remedy with lime and soda hypophosphites. A testimonial from Sidney of Rock City, Alabama asserts it helped his weak health and promises a refund if unsatisfied.
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