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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1926
Page
10
The readable text references Currington and Sollchak Geheral W B Flournoy in a Supreme Court context. It also mentions Gehee Thibertoh and an attorney statement about appearing before the Supreme Court. Details are fragmentary and uncertain.
Four young men sentenced in Atonton for a 1929 murder on a lonely county road face death by electric chair or hanging. Coggeshall and McClelland were later ordered to die in Milleville while the others await further orders as governors and courts weigh clemency.
The text envisions a brighter New Year symbolizing global improvement while acknowledging ongoing turmoil. It reflects optimistic claims of world modernization since the last great war, noting railroads and industry as signs of prosperity and urging measured progress toward a more equitable, humane future.
A fractured OCR summary reports Rev J H Stanford resigning from his pastorate at the end of the current year after the annual conference last November. The record notes the church's decision and ongoing transition during a cold period with early milk deliveries turning to ice due to frost.
A. M. Halley is elected as county committee member noted as one of the county’s most successful young business men. The report highlights his status and local prominence in the election result.
Mr Lee J Barnes of Macon has assumed management of the Cash Mercantile Co store, succeeding the late Mr R A Scandrett. Barnes is described as a comparatively young man with years of mercantile experience and strong business qualifications.
A somber funeral took place in County for a victim connected to a public safety incident. Community members mourn as authorities note ongoing investigations and seek answers about the event and its impact on local service efforts.
Newspaper accounts describe the serious injury of Mr. James Burt, recently appointed cashier. He was alone when the accident occurred on the Jefferson and Commerce road. Friends and sorrow spread as details emerge.
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