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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 17, 1918
Page
6
Fragmentary report recalls Prof Irving Fisher urging public health action. Article stresses blood iron as key to energy and resilience, linking strong health to endurance, sleep, digestion, and daily function amid concerns over widespread illness.
A fragmented ad copy promotes ZARON as a blood energizer and health booster. It claims the product enriches red corpuscles and increases energy, promising a money back guarantee with a bottle purchase.
E S Hickman and partners apply to open a public road starting near Mr Wood’s residence south of the Central Railroad and extending two and one half miles west parallel to the railroad. The route crosses land parcels 165 188 197 and 220 in the 15th district. Commissioners set February first 1918 as final grant date if no opposition arises.
Eldridge McCrary sues Cora McCrary in Taylor Superior Court. Cora McCrary must appear personally or by attorney at the March session to answer the complaint. default may proceed. Dated January 21, 1918, Clerk O T Montfort.
The report quotes the chamber as saying that President Tor’s stance is an unjustifiable option of truth.
The article reports U Simer's side arguing that war organization needs fixes and President voices plan to overhaul war-making machinery, while Senator Chamberlain criticizes inaction. It notes Austrian peace unrest, food shortages, and widespread protests, plus British minister Sir Edward Carson resigning over Ireland policy.
An alias execution against Mrs. Ida J. Hill levies on lands in Taylor county to satisfy a 1918 claim. The property includes 74 acres devised to Sallie Driskell and heirs from Martha E. Nelson and 253 3/4 acres belonging to G T G Nelson, with lands west of the 74 acre tract.
A notice of property levy states that the property of J. G. Hill and associated interests in Taylor County has been levied. The action, in favor of a Mortgage Company, references the location north of Said and near the creek. Details are incomplete due to damaged OCR.
The sheriff schedules a February 1918 sale in Taylor County Georgia during legal hours at the courthouse. Property described includes a 175 acre tract comprising all of lots 276 and 283 east of the Edmond Morris line, bounded by Central of Georgia Railway and Patsiliga Creek. Highest bidder wins cash on site.
In Taylor County Georgia the sheriff announces a public sale on the first Tuesday in February 1918 to satisfy a mortgage fi fa. Property includes one Ford Touring Car No 92601 motor 3671. The sale is to the highest bidder for cash, the property of R W Garrett, as issued by the Superior Court of Taylor County in a case against A W Garner, pointed out by RW Garrett.
Public sale of one acre in Butler, north end, known as Eliza Terrell home. Sold by court at public outcry to pay debts and distribute heirs shares. January 8, 1918, C. T. Montfort, administrator.
L M Sanders administrator of M Sanders deceased seeks discharge after full administration. The court cites all kindred and creditors to show cause why he should not be granted Letters of Dismissal on the first Monday in February 1918. January 8 1918. A H Riley Ordinary.
A compact reflection asserts that even the smallest souls carry a pride of vast, immeasurable depth, elevating daily outlooks with quiet confidence and resilience.
London agreement provides one round trip charter for more than eighty Dutch steamers held in American ports. Ships will avoid war zones with five vessels carrying material for Switzerland and two delivering cargo for The Netherlands Overseas Trust.
A short editorial note highlights the two fold importance of preparing for and adjusting to motherhood. It urges thoughtful women to consider both pre and postnatal periods as key moments for resilience and planning.
The ad promotes pure cod liver oil with lime and soda and glycerine to strengthen nerves and nourish, claiming the Norwegian oil is refined in American labs for purity and palatability. It ends with a note about turpentine for milk stains and stain removal guidance.
Hastings Seed Co of Atlanta announces a free 1918 seed catalogue available to readers. The ad touts vegetables flowers garden seeds and five splendid varieties to beautify homes with affordable seed options and quick delivery through Hastings.
A fragmented recruitment prose invites readers to join the Aviation Corp. The readable lines reference distinctive marks and a challenge to prove identity, hinting at recruitment or training themes from a historical text.
An Alabama classroom task asked pupils to craft a sentence using amphibious. A boy quipped Most fish stories am fibi ous. The passage promotes Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a constitutional remedy, offering a $100 reward for any failure to cure and urging readers to contact F J Cheney & Co of Toledo, Ohio.
A fragment reflecting on the many misuses of language across eras. The author critiques how misapplied terms fuel misunderstandings and social strife, urging careful diction to curb lifelong damage caused by sloppy speech.
Public outcry sale ordered by the Taylor County Court for Ordinary will occur on the first Tuesday in February 1918 at the county courthouse. It covers about fifty acres in the northeast corner of lot 65 in the 14th district with improvements, to pay debts and for distribution. G T Montfort administrator estate of Hillary Jackson deceased.
A discussion by Dr. W. M. of the College of Agriculture outlines how imported fat animals and work mules enter Georgia markets. It notes the need for acclimation, feed quality, and regional methods, with emphasis on avoiding diseased stock and favoring home raised animals from nearby sources.
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