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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1915
Page
5
A collage of items from Georgia papers recounts New Year wishes, editorials, and local notices. Reports cover public health, education gifts, and farm market plans, with mentions of John Ray, the Roanoke engineer, and Royal’s birthday events.
In Virginia near Leesburg the author recalls farms with red barns pastures and pigs and calves. A Leesburg banker proposes lending to farmers on stock raised with notes and mortgage, boosting deposits as farms diversify beyond cotton and banks grow. proof offered by a Georgia trial and local banking changes.
A fragmented advert-like piece discusses relief for nerve pain and inflammation. It promotes a soothing remedy claiming rapid relief from neural discomfort, swelling, and irritation, urging readers to buy a bottle and try the product at once.
The article argues that English country residents favor accessible good roads linking homes to markets and cities. It notes swell landholders seek country places and September-like leisure. it questions U S landholders about road quality and local markets, urging roads to shorten daily commutes and boost land value.
An excerpted note by John K. Good discusses practical road drag use. It covers reversible hitching, steering to follow a straight line, and balancing driver weight for efficiency. It notes adjustments for dry damp hard or soft surfaces and emphasizes steady steering.
Fragmented lines allege that highway underfunding raises living costs and burdens business and citizens, dampening civic progress and educational advancement. The text argues that increased selling prices harm local livelihoods and productivity.
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