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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jan 31, 1918

Page

3

Shipping Must Go Forward Amid War Disruptions

The article notes labor strikes in Germany and war pressures delaying shipments. It cites 500,000 Germans leaving shipyards and other industries, and reports on North Atlantic port backlogs. A Shipping Board official says round trips NY to Europe now take 4 to 6 weeks, longer due to fuel limits and wartime conditions.

Garfield Atlantic Col North Atlantic Ports North Atlanti Europe Shipping Board New York

Supreme Court Rules on School Board Power Over Home Conduct

The Mangum v Keith case holds trustees may regulate pupil behavior beyond school if it affects students at school. Franc Mangum tested a rule banning children from moving picture theatres before school days, seeking a temporary injunction in Swainsboro. The petition was denied and Mangum appealed to the state supreme court.

Supreme Court Mangum Keith Franc Mangum Swainsboro Forest Blade Moving Picture Theatres Swainsboro Board of Trustees Mr. Mangum

Cooperative peach growing in Georgia urged

A Georgia professor advises farmers to form local co operative peach growing associations. They should meet, select varieties, buy trees in bulk, arrange central packing, and use the Georgia Fruit Exchange for distribution. Joint buying lowers costs and a shared manager coordinates planting, spraying, and marketing while profits return to producers.

Georgia Fruit Exchange Georgia

Junior Auxilia to Organize Public School Aid Work

In Atlanta Georgia a nationwide program planned to organize public school children in early February. Under Red Cross direction the group aims to teach basics such as knitting first aid and savings stamps, aiding refugee children and disaster relief efforts.

Atlanta Washington Sur Pu Red Cros

Allies Await German Move In Big Warfront Reports

Reported German forces concentrate a vast front while Allied lines probe. British and American observers note Germans have fortified positions and shifted to defensive tactics with raids to test Allied strength and preempt a Teutonic offensive.

Baker

World Wheat Crop Shortfall Shapes Allied Needs

A Canadian newspaper outlines the global wheat situation. Allies require 450 million bushels before the next harvest. Canada holds 110 million exportable, Argentina 100 million, Australia 150 million, and India a large surplus, but shipping limits hinder access. Suez routes danger and Africa trips block India. Australia and Argentina too distant to spare ships. Canada accessible but only a quarter of need.

Canada Argentina Australia India Agentina Suez Canal Africa

Lumber and Build Supplies Ad in Macon Yard

A Macon based lumber yard promotes bulk materials and builders supplies with prompt shipping and freight paid within 75 miles. It invites customers to visit the yard to inspect material quality and offers attractive delivered prices to surrounding territory.

Macon

Paul T Harber Heads to Tri-State Press Meeting

Mr Paul T Harber departed for Memphis on Wednesday to attend the Tri State Press Association gathering of Tennessee Arkansas and Mississippi newspaper men He represents the Georgia Weekly Press Association of which he is president.

Paul T. Harber Memphis Tri-State Press Association Tennessee Arkansas Mississippi Georgia Weekly Press Association

Stomach Troubles Tips with Chamberlain's Tablets

If you have stomach trouble try Chamberlain's Tablets. Many have been restored to health by their use. The tablets cost only 25 cents, making them a worthwhile trial for quick relief.

Not in the News For His Hi

Fragmented reader letter discusses political figures and a medic presentative. The writer mentions Chamberlain and a cough remedy, praising a home remedy as the only one on the market. The piece reflects local newspaper voice and era language.

Hood River Uni Hood Ri T. Hpartment Hi College of Agri Ry .B. & A. Ry Adalves W. W Chamberlain Cerlain Earl C. Ross Hamilton County Syracuse Kan

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