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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1935

Page

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Georgia Farmers Making Money Reported To Bankers

Athens December report shows Georgia farmers not only earning livelihoods but profits. Brown notes income tripled over three years and farming areas for food and feed rose to six million acres. Bankers urged record keeping to gauge profitable ventures and support soil conservation efforts with state and federal cooperation.

Athens Georgia Harry L. Brown State College of Agriculture Athena Day Brown Georgia Bankers’ Association Dean H. Otis Agricultural Commission of the American Bank At Association Madison Wis Otis H. L. Young Atlanta Agricultural Commission American Bankers’ Association Young Mr. Young FE. B. Peabody Augusta Joe Trimble The Georgia Railroad Bank of

Must Pay Poll Tax Before Casting Vote

Georgia voters face poll tax requirements for party primaries as Attorney General Yeomans ruled. The ruling, requested by several county officials, states some voters must settle 1935 state and county taxes by December 20 before voting in upcoming primaries.

Tointy X. J. Yeomans Yeomans

Anthony M. Kelley Dies in Milledgeville Hospital

News reached Talbotton of the death of Anthony M. Kelley who passed away Wednesday night in Milledgeville after an illness. He was a son of the late Mrs. I. R. Kelley and Rev. Kelley, who now resides in Smithville. The Kelly family had previously made Geneva their home for several years.

Talbotton Anthony M. Kelly Milledgeville Mr. Kelly Mra. I. R. Kelly Revelly Smithville Kelly Geneva Taltton

AAA Announces New Four Year Cotton Adjustment Program

The article outlines a four year cotton adjustment program with changes to simplify and decentralize administration. Key points include a 44 500 000 acre national base, state and county allocations, a 10 percent hold for county adjustments, and producer driven base acreage with reviews by state boards. The 1986 minimum adjustment is 80 percent below base, with options to adjust setbacks in 1984 1985 and future years.

Dea C. Daniel Mr. Daniel State Cotton Board Proucers State Cotton Boards AAA Spe

Local Farmers Invited To Credit Association Meeting At Thomaston

Farmers across Upson Monroe Pike Lamar and Taylor counties are invited to the Thomaston Production Credit Association annual meeting in Thomaston courthouse at 10 a m on January 18. Secretary Riley Summers notes loans totaling 160000 and outlines stock ownership, low financing costs, and member reporting duties for the year. The invite urges non stockholders to attend to learn about cooperative credit and service. Officers listed include A S Kersey president L A Mallory vice president J I Harden director J Milner director W H J Butler director Riley Summers secretary treasurer.

Thomaston Production Credit Association Thomaston Court House Riley Summers Thomaston Association Upson Monroe Pike Lamar Taylor Summers Kersey

City Tax Payers Urged to Pay Before Date Closes Books

Those who have not already done so are urged to call at my office and pay their City Taxes before 20 as the books will close at that time and additional costs for collection will be added after that date. H. J. Porter, Clerk, City of Butler.

H. J. Porter City of Butler

Ellaville Starts Day Lighting With Christmas Park Display

Ellaville Georgia begins a historic day lighting project at the park at the junction of U S Highway 19 and State Route 26. 250 colored lights decorate the park circle with lighted trees at each end and live trees on home lawns expected to be lit. Garden Club and mayor approved the plan. C C McNeal donated installation. prizes for best outdoor lights expected to be offered again. last year Mr and Mrs C C McNeal won first prize.

Elaville Ellaville H. F. Dixon Garden Club C. C. McNeal

Local politics viewed as rising issue in county

Herald reports a shift from talk to action as county politics move toward spring primaries. Current officials are expected to seek another term while several prominent citizens contemplate runs for three key offices, with surprises anticipated before the April May primary season.

the Herald Court House L. T. Peed Thelmon Jarrell R. P. McGuffin G. A. Roberts W. T. Austin

Two Men Injured In Sideswipe On No 3 Near Americus

Two men suffered pinful but not serious injuries when a car loaded with mules sideswiped another vehicle on the Muckassee creek bridge on U S Highway 19 near Americus. Driver T Brewer, a tractor operator for the Americus soil erosion project, sustained two fractured ribs and arm injuries. passenger Travis Elder of Monticello Ga received facial and body injuries. The other truck did not stop.

Muckassee Creekbridge U. S. Highway No. 19 Americus T. Brewer Travis Elder Monticello

Remittance Call for Herald Subscription

A brief appeal urges readers to call by or mail remittance for their Herald subscription account, expressing appreciation for timely payment.

The Herald

Tragedy in Mauk Sparks Murder Mystery Probe

Taylor and Marion counties probe the death of George Bell a respected Mauk resident investigators think he was murdered before his body was burned neighbors found the charred remains and coroner's jury may soon hear warrants and arrests. Names withheld to avoid jeopardizing the case as officials pursue leads and potential suspects who fled the area.

Taylor Marion George Bell Mauk Sree Bell

Shrubbery Planting Fever Takes Over Butler City

A widespread shrubbery planting boom sweeps Butler as homeowners and booted dealers showcase choicest ever varieties. Winter green coats enhance homes drawing locals and hundreds of tourists daily while attention shifts to Rep. Emory Parr’s brick bungalow out north.

Butler Taylor County General Assembly Emory Parr

Anne Halley Wins First Prize At Manchester Theater

Nine year old Anne Halley daughter of Mr and Mrs A M Halley of Reynolds won first prize in the amateur night contest at President Theater Manchester. The event drew a full house with a close race decided by audience applause. The theater urged a return engagement and a friend of President Roosevelt suggested she might be chosen to perform for him during his March visit to the Little White House.

Little Anne Halley A. M. Halley Reynolds President Theater Manchester Anne Manchester Theater Plate Roosevelt White House

Box Supper and Pageant at Central December 19

Central school hosts box supper and Christmas pageant on December 19. Pupils present a pageant for community, with a beauty contest winner to be announced. Public welcome. editorial note encourages attendance and participation.

Central Phe Chm

Hearts and Blossoms presented tonight at Butler school

The comic operetta "Hearts and Blossoms" in two acts will be staged at the Butler school auditorium this evening at 7 30. The venue will be heated and the public is invited to attend.

Butler School

Butler Merchants Ready For Brisk Christmas Trade

Butler merchants prepare for the Christmas shopping rush with stocked stores offering gifts for all budgets. Shops advertise wide selections from crepes and laces to toiletries lingerie hosiery and fashionable neckties promising prompt courteous service and value to satisfy both hard to please and easy buyers during the festive season.

Butler Santa Claus

Santa Claus Now Enroute To Butler

The Butler Herald notes Santa Claus arriving by airplane from the North Pole to the Herald Airport in Butler Georgia. He will stay through Christmas and asks boys and girls to send letters by December 17 detailing their year at home and school. He promises toys and treats not for sale and will publish letters before delivering gifts.

Butler Herald Butler North Pole Alaska Herald Mas

Taylor County Cotton Ginned Dec 1 1935 Leads 1984 Crop

Nine thousand six hundred eighty eight bales of cotton were ginned in Taylor County prior to December 1, 1935 from the 1985 crop, compared with seven thousand five hundred twenty six bales ginned by December 1, 1934, reflecting higher 1985 ginnings.

Taylor County

Milk cow for sale and city tax payment note

Milk cow for sale in Reynolds Georgia described as Jersey and English cross with high butter yield. Tax deadline December 20 for Reynolds city tax with late charges to follow. Clerk H J Porter urges payment at once to avoid extra costs.

Jersey A.J. Payne Reynolds

Veteran’s Body Found In Woods Near Home In Georgia

Henry Grady Thompson, 42, a World War II veteran, was found dead in dense woods about a mile from his Canons home after a Friday departure to visit a neighbor. Officials say heart attack suspected. no foul play detected. Thompson served 22 months with the 326th Infantry, 82nd Division in France. Funeral conducted by Rev W J Childree with American Legion Post 181 pallbearers present.

Henry Grady Thompson Bethlehem Cemetery Canons Thompson 326Th France Thomas Mariella Ann Joiner Thompson Messia E. P. Hi Robert Hall Terrell Waters Newsome RL. Bel 8. F. Jinks G. H.goddard

Three-Act Play Coming to Cross Reads Taylor Mill

Local talent presents a three act comedy at the Cross Reads Taylor Mill auditorium on December 14. Tickets 10c and 16c. doors open for an evening of laughs as Aunt Jerushy Lottie Windham Uncle Hiram Fish and a cast of neighbors bring a lively family farce to the stage.

Taylor Mill Eve Diatly Jerushy Lottie Windham Hiram Fish Dudley Harris Elder Snuffles Paul Hollis Stella Snapper Helen Bone Reene de Beene Erma Taunton Eleie Barker Una Taunton Mr. Barker Leonard Windham

Rural Mail Carrier Takes Needed Rest Under Doctor's Order

Mr F A Feed longtime rural mail carrier is on light duties after illness. His absence has required a substitute, Pred A Peed Die, to handle patrons during the week as his condition improves. Local statements express wishes for Mr Feed's speedy recovery.

F. A Stoffice R. Son of Oe Regular Carrier, ‘Pleads of Mr. Peed

Butler Methodist Church Invites Worship Next Sunday

Butler Methodist Church invites residents to Sunday services starting at 10 a m with league at 11 a m and an evening service at 7 p m. Pastor W E Hightower urges attendance as an inspiration to the congregation.

Butler Methodist Church W. E. Hightower

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Anthony M. Kelley Grand Theatre Reynolds, Georgia Kentucky Will Rogers Credit Association Anne Halley Manchester Theater Ginners Report
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