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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 07, 1926

Page

8

PIlkinton Family Man Dies After Long Illness in Georgia

John Pilkinton born in 1854 in Johnston County North Carolina moved to Georgia as a youth to work turpentine and farming. He died December 25 1925 in Taylor County after two years of declining health supported by his wife and five children. He was a Missionary Baptist and a devoted Christian layman. funeral services were conducted by V H Horton of Columbus.

Taylor Mr. Pilkintons Johns Son County May Gorgia Taylor County Lexers’ Lewis Robert Ira Pily Kinton Vienna Rupert Columbus Barro Buttery Fours Brothers B.S. 5 Pilkinton Georgia North Carolina C. Daughtry North Caroling Hope Charley” Powell Fitegeraye AL Brawer Macon Mamie ‘Move North Caroline McSwain Orth W. Ry Pilkintons Noe Alg Rigaby Sycamore Burl Missionary Baptist V. H. T. Horton Coniolan

Georgia Law Forces Stop at All Grade Crossings

Georgia's new law requires auto drivers to halt before grade crossings designated safe or unsafe by county officials. Railroads must place signs within sixty days, signs must be white with red letters, ten feet high and 80 by 40 inches. Violations carry fines from 540 to 2500 dollars or up to 18 months of imprisonment.

Georgia Winlen

Power of Prayer Letter From Death Row In Georgia

A fragmentary letter from Gerri Bloodworth and Wille Jones, condemned to die in Georgia for the murder of HLF Underwood, expresses sympathy and faith. They urge Coggeshall and McClelland to seek personal salvation and prayer, sharing comfort from God and offering to hear from them. The note is unsigned beyond Bloodworth and Jones.

Macon Gay Jane Sesenia Cogmeshall Floyd McClalland Gounty Gerri Bloodworth Wille Jones HLF Underwood Taylor County Coggeshall and McClelland Gov. Walker Columbus Norday Ydus Jones

Law and Order Sunday Observance Stressed by Georgia Baptists

The Georgia Baptist Convention at Savannah adopted a resolution urging observance of Sunday January 10 as Law and Order Day. The social service committee sent notices to all Baptist pastors to preach on the theme, citing rising crime and urging strong church and community action. The North and South Georgia Methodist Conferences plan a joint program for the day to inform and mobilize Georgians as Christian citizens.

Christian Upe United States Georgia Baptist, Convention Savannah Social Service Committee Convention Aiitain Hipaly Rial Service North South Georgia Methodist

Bank report notes 1985 profits and 1 percent dividend

The report states 1985 profits were the highest since organ ization. A dividend of 1 percent was declared and carried to the undivided profits account. Officers elected for the year include J Hy Stevens president A C Murray vice president Harry F Dixon cashier James H Hart assistant cashier Directors J Hy Stevens Ay Murray Dr J hk Jackson T Hy Stevens H F Dixon

H.F. “Dixon J. Hy Stavans A. C. Murray Harry F. Dixon James H. Hart Hy Stevens Murray J. Hk. Jaxdan T. Hy Stevens H- F. Dixon

Texan ad touts kidney bladder remedy with dubious claims

An advertisable misspelled Texas drug ad touts a gravel kidney and bladder cure priced at 1.25 per bottle. It mentions multiple testimonials and lists a druggist in Fort Worth and a Missouri address, illustrating a wartime era patent remedy promotion.

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Centralia Railway to Broadcast Orchestra Concert Tonight

The Centralia station WSBE will air a band orchestra program with vocals and brief talk by Ly Fal Downs from the Central of Geoy. Patrons and friends are invited to tune in Central Time at 9:00 p.m. Monday night on Tanta Journal, Atlante.

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Dawes Asked to Quit Using Tobacco in New Year Plea

Chicago vice president Charles Dawes grinned when asked about a telegram from the No Tobacco League at Indianapolis urging him to make a New Year’s resolution to stop using tobacco himself. The question followed Dawes’s remarks on tobacco policy and public health.

Charles Dawes Chicago Charle Dawes

Campaign rhetoric sparks temperance talk in Washington

Fragmentary OCR notes describe a debate scene in Washington amid claims of tampering with tobacco policy and vice presidential reactions. The text mentions the No-Tobacco League and references to reformist stances, with unclear phrasing about smoking bans and political leverage.

Killed in Auto Accidents in South First Week in 1926

Atlanta report shows New Year week ranked close to Christmas in traffic fatalities across the Southern States. The survey by the Associated Press records 61 deaths in the week ending Monday, with 279 injuries and 70 deaths the previous week, highlighting notable state figures including Virginia and Florida with high counts.

South Atlanta Associated Press Wvirginia Florida Georgia Lousiana Alabama

Georgia editor killed in auto accident near Cartersville

Mi Dinesvanton Georgia December Birthmore editor of the Lincolnton Journal was found dead under an overturned automobile in a creek near Cartersville Wilken county. The car lay submerged in about water depth. A coroner’s jury returned a verdict that Birthmore died from accidental drowning after the vehicle went over an embankment into the creek.

Tdinesvanton Ois Birthmore Lincolton Journal of Lincolnton Cartersville Wilken County Beeneath

Virgil Fagan Dies in Macon Georgia

T Virgil Fagan ages 70 died suddenly at his Macon home on Tuesday afternoon He was a native of Houston County and had lived in Macon eight years He represented Houston County in the lower house of the Legislature for several terms and had served in the State Senate He was a member of the Primitive Baptist Church

Macon Virgil Fagan

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Flatiante Naith Hall and McClellaning Power OF Prayer Joss Baptist Churcres Gia Unith Delco-Light A. W Hudson Bay J. P. Allen & Co Stone Martin Allen's Allen Nltra Byers Senate Weadigton Responsive T. Virgil Fagan
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