Sale Begins Thursday January 23 Ends February 1 E E
A public sale starts Thursday January 23 and runs through February 1. The notice records the sale period and dates.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1919
Page
4
Rainy Weather and Social Visit Notes in County
Weather brings muddy roads as residents share visits in the county. Mrs J P Walker returns home after days with friends and relatives. Edna Jarrell hosts and guests include Miss Blanche Haywood and others. Community health note mentions rest and Chamberlain's Liniment for a lame shoulder. local anecdotes cover visits to Butler Prattsburg and home folks.
Sale of Mules At Public Outcry February Court House
Will be sold at public outcry on the 1st Tuesday in February at Court House door with legal hours of sale six mules aged 8 to 12 years. Terms one half cash balance due October 1, 1919. By order County Commissioners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
Chamberlains Tablets Offer Stomach Help in Butler
II. P. Wallace, Clerk in Butler Ga notes January 7 1919 an advertisement for Chamberlains Tablets. The copy promotes the tablets as remedies for stomach troubles biliousness and constipation and claims noticeable relief with a low price of a quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Wallace
Butler, Ga
Turner’s Chapel News highlights and health notes
Brown Eyes reports William Wainwright improving from pneumonia while Flu spreads locally. Mrs Roxie Wainwright of Macon visits daughter Mrs J H Dunlap. Chloe Wallace returns with nieces Vetro and Annie Posey. Lizzie Posey returns from Elberton visit. Joel Posey of Marion county visits uncle L Rodgers. Measles and Flu affect families. Turners Chapel School suspended due to teacher illness. Mrs J F Wainwright visits her mother Mrs E A Wallace.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roxie Wainwright
Macon
Mrs
J. H. Dunlap
Lizzie Posey
Mrs. Daniels
Elberton
Ben Moore
Turner’s Chapels
Absolutely Harmless Patent Medicine Ad
Ad claims a medicine is harmless and suitable for constipation diarrhoea worms colic teething troubles and feverishness sold and recommended by druggists. It lists Druggists sell and recommend it and warns none genuine without the signature 7 P Marshall manufacturing chemist Atlanta Georgia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. Marshall
Atlanta, Georgia
Wesley News Social Activity Notes
Several locals took business trips to Butler on Monday. Private Grady Smith from Camp Gordon visited relatives here last week. Mr. and Mrs. B. H. Bazemore spent Sunday with kin at Pine Grove.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. M. H. Howell
Butler
Grady Smith
Camp Gordon
B. H. Bazemore
Pine Grove
Maugham Casey
Byron
John Brown
Talbotton
CROSS ROADS WEEKEND GUESTS LIST LOCAL VISITORS
Rev T D Roberts spent the week end with friends at Parret and Preston Georgia. Evelyn and Ouida Gaines visited Miss Neva Maude Wadsworth Sunday. J W Woodall of Mauk dropped in Friday. Hattie Elliston of Butler visited Lilie and Nella Bell Roberts Sunday night. Blan Duke and Hassell McCorkle of Tazewell were here Sunday. Arthur Wadsworth spent Monday in Columbus. W F Parker and sons Verna and Wallace of Rainey’s Institute visited J W Woodall’s family Sunday. Ina Roberts of Tazewell is visiting Ruth Mitchell this week. Barnie McDaniel of Mauk called Sunday afternoon. M O Roberts of Buena Vista spent Saturday afternoon with friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hattie Elliston
Butler
Lilie J and
Nella Bell Roberts
Messrs
Blan Duke and
Hassell McCorkle
Tazewell
W. F. Parker and Sons
Verna and Wallace
Rainey’s Institute
J. W. Woodall
Justice Court Venue Change in Taylor County Georgia
Notice announces moving the Justice Court of the 741 District G M Taylor County to a new location the building south of Barrow Brothers Store on Winston Street previously occupied by E L Brooks. The first court at the new site will be held on the third Wednesday in March 1919. H H Aultman J P dated Jan 8 1919.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Georgia
Taylor County
G. M. Taylor County
Barrow Brothers Store
Winston Street
E. L. Brooks
H.H. Aultman
J. P
Work and Worker Quote by The Youth's Companion
A brief quotation notes that usually the worker is too soft rather than the work being too hard. Attributed to The Youth's Companion, reflecting on labor and effort with a concise, opinions-free voice.
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Rockers
Madras
Lone Star Hames
Barrow Brothers
Undertaker’s
NEW Auto
E. A. Goddard
Antioch News
J. P. Walker
Daviston
Edna Jarrell
Blanche Haywood
Miss Mell
Master A. T. Jarrell
Edna Haywood
Ruth Wilson
Inez Parker
Ralph Jarrell
Prattsburg
Annie Howell
Lillian Jarrell
T. J. Harris
John Gassett
W. A. Jarrell
W. D. Parker
W. H. Haywood
E. D. Parker
Will Goodwin
Chamberlain
Turner's Chapel News
William Wainwright
Chloe Wallace
Misses Vetro
Annie Posey
Joel Posey
Marion County
L. Rodgers
J. F. Wainwright
E. A
Wallace
Wesley News
Mr. Perry Daniel of
the Rock
Elizabeth Sealy
D. N. Sealy
Mrs. C. C. Royals
J. R. Wade
Nora Waters
Masters Roland and
Robert Olive
O. M. Bazemore
W. E., Bazemore and Family
R. L. Wilson
Cochran, Ga
Herbert Wilson
A. H. Sealy
M. J. Caraway
D. W. Wilson
Texas
Mr. Respess
Oscar Cox
C. W. Bazemore
J. R. Williams
Dora Heath
Braxton Ellington
Ma‘con
Charlie Peterman
Reynolds
J. T. Parker
Manchester
Janie Neisler
Mrs. Golden Wadkins
J. M. Brown
Mary Streetman
Nannie Parker
J. K. Adams
Mattie Julia Vanlandingham
Columbus
Annie England
Mattie England
T. D. Roberts
Parret
Preston
Evelyn
Ouida Gaines
Neva Maude Wadsworth
Mauk
Arthur Wadsworth
Ina Roberts
Ruth Mitchell
Barnie McDaniel
M. O. Roberts
Buena Vista
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