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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Dec 27, 1917

Page

5

Government Advises Doubling Seed Stock For Emergencies

U S Department of Agriculture specialists urge cotton growers to save twice the seed needed for spring planting. Surplus seed can aid oil mills later or be shared with other regions to cover failures, helping stabilize markets and future plantings. The advice stresses local seed stock coordination through state seed committees.

Atlanta United States Department of Agriculture

Georgia towns report varied local changes and incidents

Dublin appoints Baggett explosive licensing agent to oversee sales records, while Hawkinsville mourns J Z T Sann who died of heart failure after forty seven years as Southern Railway agent. Thomasville's W D Wasty resigns to join the army, and Valdosta expands bee operations with 700 Mississippi colonies. Rome closes crime center under nuisance law, Savannah tests curfew by fuel administrator, Americus faces salt shortages for farmers, and Macon reports 107 year old George Washington Comer’s passing. Atlanta approves city payroll raises. Savannah shad fishery shifts due to federal stance. Macon toole directs wood distribution for the poor. Whitfield court delays January session. Georgia officials probe sugar for moonshiners, while Valdosta stores 50 tons of pork amid high hog prices.

Dublin C. EB. Baggett Hawkinsville J. Z. T. Sann Southern Railway Sann Thomasville W. D. Wasty Thomas County Hasty Atlanta Food Administration Georgia Valdosta Lowndes County Valdosta Lighting Company Compa

Prohibition Passes House After Heated Debate

The House approved a resolution to amend the federal constitution to prohibit the manufacture and sale of intoxicating liquors in the United States and territories. The vote was 282 for and 128 against with a near party split. The measure now moves toward Senate consideration and aims for a seven year ratification period.

Washington United States Drys Clark House Bryan Webb North Carolina Senate Sheppard

Germans Sink Eleven Ships in the North Sea

British and neutral merchantmen totaling eight thousand tons were sunk along with a British destroyer and four mine sweepers in the North Sea during a convoy attack from Scotland to Norway. Sir Eric Geddes announced the losses, noting the raid mirrors last October’s German operation.

London North Sea Scotland Norway Eric Geddes Admiralty

Canada Votes For Conscription Victory At Polls

Eastern provinces deliver decisive support for the union government in Canada’s conscription election. Returns show a large majority likely exceeding 40 seats, with soldiers’ votes to be counted in January. Western results lag slightly behind eastern projections.

Canada Ottawa Great Lakes Ottawa River

Trifling Commission In Missionary Collections

An elderly Black woman asked about housework pay after saying she had been out collecting for the missionary society. Harris Dickson quotes Mandy saying she does not get paid, while noting Tony receives only collections. Christian Register provides the exchange.

Missionary Society Harris Dickson Mrs. Dickson Mandy Tony Christian Register

Italy's Gold Donated to Treasury in Last Four Months

The Albany Journal notes nearly 1000 pounds of gold donated to Italy's treasury in four months. Items include ornaments, old coins, family jewelry, and Prince Amadeo's golden crown. It suggests crowns may soon be worth pennies as monetary value declines.

Italy Treasury Department Amadeo Duke Abruzzi Albany Journal

Dutch Boy Travels 13000 Miles for Carnegie Tech

A. Winkler Prinz of Batavia Java sailed across oceans to enroll in Carnegie Technical School in Pittsburgh. The Dutch lad devoted two months to reach the campus and begin studies in the engineering department, his journey hindered by wartime conditions.

A. Winkler Prinz Carnegie Technical School Pittsburgh Batavia Java

Forerunner of Christmas Saturnalia origins and spirit

The Saturnalia festival honoring Saturn marked the Christmas spirit in Roman times, lasting a week or two from December 19. It united all classes in revelry, halted business and wars, fostered forgiveness, and saw slaves waited on by masters while friends exchanged gifts.

Saturn Switzerland St. Nicholas Santa Claus Yale Liberius Christ Christkindli Santa Christ Child

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