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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 24, 1911
Page
4
The Butler Herald reports January 24 1911 edition details with notes on the Atlanta Journal moving, a Dalton church arrest incident, quotes about money, and a health tip. Cham berslins liniment advertisement from Butler Drug Co. promotes quick relief for rheumatic back pain. A January cold warning appears as seasonal health advice.
The Bramen Gateway has discarded ready print and joined home print papers under Captain Dodson. Bremen gains a larger four page seven column format as the paper shifts to a fuller local edition.
The ad extols Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the best treatment for cuts burns bruises and various skin ailments. It claims 25c at City Drug Store and notes a city reporting on unique events and a novel newspaper delivery by air in Los Angeles.
Farmers' Union News argues youths should value time and pursue constructive work. It contrasts casual baseball with practical tasks like ground cleanup, urging directions toward productive use of energy and time. The piece emphasizes that young people cannot be old at the start and warns against wasted time.
A historical ad claims Dr Kings New Life Pills prevent a merciless murderer named Appendi citis by stimulating the digestive system. It promises relief from constipation headaches biliousness chills and abdominal issues at City Drug Store for 25 cents.
A Macon report claims former whiskey dealers plan to reopen July 1 as Georgia eyes repeal. local dealers predict the next legislature will tighten prohibition and place near beer on a revived regulation list. Also note Foley Kidney Pills advertised by City Drug Store as kidney and bladder tonic.
Poetic riff describes a coming spring in Georgia with warm sun, cornfields, plowmen, barefoot children, and ripe watermelons. The speaker anticipates seasonal renewal and rural life returning after winter.
A home care tip explains that relief for burn or scald pain comes from applying Chamberlain's Salve on a soft cloth. It claims instant relief and a scar-free healing if the injury is not severe, with sale through Butler Drug Co Butler J G Hill Reynolds.
Two inmates George W Hall and Charlie Shinholster in Muscogee County Jail publish letters to the Columbus Ledger urging clean living, prayer, and respect for mothers and fathers. They describe their regrets over drinking, warn against bad company, and express hope for eventual freedom and moral reformation.
An old city drugstore promotes Foley's Honey and Tar as a reliable non narcotic cough remedy. It claims safety and effectiveness with no opiates and warns against substitutes.
A proposed general bill to protect publishers and reporters would absolve journalists who receive information from individuals for print of liability in court. The measure, urged by Major Hardy Ulm, would shield source confidentiality in summons or grand jury questions, preventing imprisonment or fines for contempt of court.
The Macon Telegraph reports the recorders court nearly empty as Mayor and the new sheriff pursue blind tigers. The Waycross Herald notes prohibition can be enforced when officers choose to enforce it.
State and national items note Immigrant arrivals and wealth totals for 1910, local crime verdicts and sentences, religious observances, including Wesleyan College day in Georgia Methodism, and court actions in Macon Columbus and Waynesboro. Notable names include Judge Felton, Rosalie H Talk, Joseph M Brown, and Marcus Beck.
Governor elect Hoke Smith will not seek the United States Senate in any primary or at the next session, choosing to finish his term as governor and stay out of the race. Close associates say he plans a hands off approach, avoiding political influence in the solicitation of a successor to Senator Terrell.
Federal grand jury indicts the semi weekly Atlanta Journal along with James R Gray John D Simmons C B Babb and W P Harper on conspiracy to defraud the United States by mailing sample copies as bona fide distributions to save postage. The alleged sum involved about 700 dollars. The investigation was led by Alexander Akerman special assistant United States attorney general.
WE3Steed guardian of Claude and Philip Jenkins applies for discharge from guardianship in Taylor County Georgia. Objections must be filed by the first Monday in February. otherwise W K Steed will be discharged as requested. W E Wilson, Ordinary Taylor County.
World famous rifle shot Cat Bogardus, holder of the 100 pigeons in 100 shots record, sits at Lincoln Indiana after interviews recounting long kidney and bladder troubles. He credits Foley Kidney Pills for relief after using several medicines with no help, noting improved health after three bottles. City Drug Store."
Georgia Taylor County notice cites Roberta Souder Rice as administratrix of Sallie V. Souder estate. shows cause why discharge from administration should not be granted and letters of dismission issued on the first Monday in February 1911.
In Tartar County Georgia WC Cosey and DR Montgomery administrators of J E Cosey petition the court declaring full administration. They cite all persons kindred and creditors to show cause why administrators should not be discharged and receive letters of dismission on the first Monday in February 1911.
Notice is hereby given that the firm of Powell and Wiles composed of CV Powell and WE Wilson was dissolved by mutual consent on December 23 1910. All parties owing the late firm to call on CV Powell to pay and those with claims against Powell and Wilson should present them to CV Powell for payment. The partners thank the public for past patronage.
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