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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
2
Reynolds Mercantile Co prints a busy update with fresh Nu-Do bread, cement carload, and farm supplies. Local social items list Mrs Elam Griffith in Atlanta, Miss Martha Powell return from Florida, and various visits across Reynolds, Alabama, and Georgia towns.
Reynolds High School announces top performers and honor roll students across grades. Students with 90 percent averages over four and a half months include Emily Hicks Ethel Marshall Frances Hodges Winnie Mitchell Alice Hicks and Louise Barrow. December lists show multiple grades with named pupils earning honors.
A short notice seeks the return of a gold bar pin with a tiny ship in the center lost on Reynolds Street. The finder should return the item to Mrs. A. J. Barrow and will receive a reward. Also mentions sale of pure-blood collie pups by L. G. Clark.
Mrs. C. B. Golden of Augusta Georgia seeks a house and lot in Reynolds Georgia. Contact No 475 Meig Street Augusta for details.
Medical groups issue public information on cancer symptoms, risks, and prevention. They note many cancers are not visible sores, urge early physician consultation, and compare health checkups to annual audits of one’s health to save lives.
The January meeting of the Taylor County Teachers Association gathered in the Reynolds High School auditorium. Prof. E H Joiner presided as faculty members arranged a varied program with music, glee club, first grade reading demonstration, physical culture, and midterm exemption questions reflecting high standards. Dr N H Ballard, State Superintendent, is expected to attend the February Institute, with a large turnout hoped for.
Marion county superior court opened in Columbus for a recess term shortly after 9 am with Judge Geo. P. Munro and Solicitor Walker R. Flournoy in attendance. The grand jury investigated several criminal cases but most business expected is civil and many cases have been continued due to Judge W. D. Crawford's illness. If civil matters proceed, the court may sit for several days.
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