Ignorance Destroys Faith, Bible Knowledge Urged
Rev J D McCord urges religious knowledge as life and power in a sermon at Butler Methodist Church. He argues ignorance breeds superstition and harm including loyalty to other faiths, stresses Bible access and church reading, and urges attendance at denominational publishing and papers to advance God's kingdom. A mill gathering follows with thanks to workers.
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Vegetable
American Bible Society
Christian Church
Jess
Church
Kingdom of God
Special rural route offer for Herald and Constitution
The Herald announces a limited time offer: one year of The Butler Herald and the Daily and Sunday Constitution for $7.50 on all rural routes in Taylor county. Regular combined rate is $11.00, and this low price applies only to rural route subscribers who get mail through that service. Offer lasts a few weeks only.
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Butler Herald
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Daily and Sunday Constitution
Taylor County
Herald
Daily
Constitution
the Constitution
Defense of the Lawless Encouragement of Crime in Taylor County
A local letter argues against praise for young criminals Willie and Jones, comparing their murders to Leopold and Loeb and Underwood, urging community restraint and adherence to law. The author defends free schools and churches, notes families' circumstances, and condemns glamorizing crime while asserting personal integrity and lawful conduct.
Sympathy for troubled hearts over murder of Mr Underwood
A mother speaks with tender sympathy about the murder of Mr Underwood and the impact on his wife and children. She rebukes the boys Jones and Bloodworth, urges forgiveness and prayer, and pleads for them to seek protection for their families as they face the consequences of their actions.
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Mr. Underwood
Murer
Jones and Bloodworth
In Memory of Edgar Locke Bone
Death of three year nine month Edgar Locke Bone reported at home of F H Bone January 25 1925. Funeral at Mt Pisgah Cemetery January 26 at 10.00 conducted by Rev M T Gaultney with cousins Garvis Hugh Elbert Locke and Frank Peterman as pallbearers. The brief tribute notes his bright kindly nature and childlike affection, and laments the families repeated losses with scripture reflections and comforting promises.
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F. H. Bone
Mt. Pisgah Cemetery
M. T. Gaultney
Messrs
Garvis
Hugh and
Elbert Locke
Frank Peterman
Little Edgar
Kingdom of Heaven
Christ
Vanity tax on Aeh.-Obanifort fashion trends raised
A local article reports a vanity tax affecting the Aeh Obanifort fashion scene, detailing how residents and designers face higher costs for style choices. Officials explain the levy funds municipal programs while critics call it punitive for creative expression.
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Obanifort
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