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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1931
Page
7
The speaker asserts resilience despite hardship noting appetite, strength, and ability to work remain intact while expressing finances are tight. He mentions family, a steady wife, and unchanged home life while acknowledging the stock market’s impact and personal financial strain.
Miss Mary E Neisler visits Reynolds relatives as Mr and Mrs H B Adams enjoy Thomaston on Saturday. Martha Maxwell stays in Talbotton with kin while C S Cox and C W Bazemore tour Macon. Miss Mary Moore visits Reynolds relatives. Mystery Package Party planned at M E church Friday at 2:20 to 4. Mrs E H Bazemore and children visit Talbotton kin. Imogene Cadenhead guest of G A Roberts in Albany. Kathleen Peed visits Andrew College in Cuthbert. Numerous local guests from Milledgeville, Pensacola, Columbus and Hartford noted. Market trades include cabbage plants and produce at Joiner Bros.
Mr C F Bunderburk and family of Talbotton and Mr and Mrs Frank Parker of Hogansville spent Sunday with relatives here. Guests included Mr and Mrs E R Layfield Miss Gert Russ Mrs Walter Stevens and Sonny Boy of Macon. Mrs H P Wallace visits Columbus with daughter in law Mrs Marion Farriss who is ill. Market trade pays in corn tomatoes eggs and chickens. Cabbage plants on sale at Joiners. F A Peed attended Spanish American War Legion state convention in Albany with son. Mrs W A Lundy and daughter stay in Atlanta while Mr Lundy attends agricultural conference in Athens. Mr and Mrs J M Berry Mercer Jr and Mrs W M Hill of Macon visit W G Hill. Hill stays several days.
The John Houston Chapter D A R honors Mrs E T Nottingham and Evelyn Hannah for compiling the History of Upson County Georgia. Since 1912 Nottingham collected records from courts churches graves and family Bibles with aid from many, leading to publication in 1980 approved by County Commissioners.
Car of Blue Gem coal to arrive around the south of February. Coal must be sent direct to customers. Phone or call and Rae your order now. E Jarrell, Butler, Ga.
The infant child of Mr. and Mrs. M O Farris of Columbus died Sunday morning. Funeral services and interment were conducted at the former home of Mrs. Farris, Elise Wallace, daughter of Col. and Mrs. H P Wallace.
A few bushels of select Abruzzi Seed Rye offered at 2.50 per bushel delivered at Pan Am Service Station in Butler Ga. W A Payne is the seller.
Happiness is a talent and a matter of will power. Some people are born with a sunny disposition while others are naturally gloomy, but happiness can be pursued by changing mindset and actions. The piece argues happiness comes from choosing to ignore unchangeable troubles and doing your best, urging readers to test this approach.
A daughter Leila Booth McCants writes a memorial verse on the first anniversary of her mother's death. The poem mourns loss, recalls shared home, and expresses hope of reunion at the eastern gate. Roses on the grave droop yet memory endures, with faith in a future meeting.
Atlanta report states Senate approved Senator KE. King’s bill requiring the state highway department to employ felony and misdemeanor convicts in constructing state roads. The measure heads to the governor for final action, reflecting labor policy tied to infrastructure projects.
The article reviews Prof C M Hale and Miss Martha Johnson from Americus High School, details Detroit teaching links, and recalls 19th century catalogues, education stats, and an 1833 meteor shower. It references Napoleon, a Bank of Commerce suit, and a 1980s centennial tone with notes on Georgia and Sumter County history.
Local dairy urges customers to place phone orders for milk cream or butter and promises prompt careful handling of each request. It emphasizes attentive service and clear communication to ensure accurate deliveries and customer satisfaction.
Ellenwood Tenn Jan 24 At least five persons were killed and two score injured when the Swanee Special freight line leaped the rail two miles south of Mulenwood. Engineers Harry Ingle and Charlie Sexton among the dead. survivors report the train traveled fast on a downgrade and overturned after clearing a turn. Several victims were taken to hospital as wreckage spread across several hundred feet and tracks were torn up. cause not yet determined.
Persons Pharmacy a long established Macon drug firm on Cherry Street has filed for voluntary bankruptcy Justice stayed by Federal Judge until offer of composition is resolved Referee J N Talley appointed to handle proceedings Liabilities total 27062 04 with assets 18878 58 The store remains open to serve the public under court supervision L A Dodgen operates the firm
Tax Receiver announces rounds for 1931 at Rupert Charing Mark Howard Wesley and other local stores and mills with specific February March and April dates. Includes times for forenoon or afternoon sessions and a final note to meet for tax returns.
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