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Poem by Maude Dillard Morris reflecting on truth deceit and hope. It contrasts shadows and sorrow with sunshine and shared effort along a rugged path.
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1924
Page
5
Poem by Maude Dillard Morris reflecting on truth deceit and hope. It contrasts shadows and sorrow with sunshine and shared effort along a rugged path.
Reynolds residents attend visits from relatives and friends, plan gatherings, and note illnesses and improvements. Oscar Dreizin to travel to New York for spring goods. Mrs. Jinks Baze more health improving. gasoline price up to 26 cents. Local sports saw R F E Lee Institute defeat Butler High School 14 to 18 on Tuesday.
Reward offered for a lost gold bar pin engraved Lewise on the back. Missing between Metho dist and Baptist churches. Contact LEWISE POPE with information.
The Butler Banking Co stockholders met January 16 1923 and elected directors R A Hinton F R Purvis J J Windham R Cameron E Cox P F Vanlandingham W J Butler J F Peebles and R A Scandrett. Officers named include R A Hinton president F R Purvis vice president O G McCants cashier and Mrs O G McCants assistant cashier.
The Wesley P T A held a special meeting to plan a new school building. Superintendent W T Austin spoke and others contributed. $445.00 was raised. A regular meeting is set for Friday at 3:00 PM on February 1 with important business expected.
A reminder that Ansley’s in Americus Ga conducts a stock taking clearance sale through Saturday night February 2. Extraordinary price incentives apply in every department to convert merchandise into cash, including ladies ready to wear men’s and children’s clothing and all dry goods.
Community appeal by R. E. McCantS calls for financial aid to fund a new enclosure fence at Union Cemetery. The plea asks all who have loved ones buried there to contribute generously to complete the project and protect grave sites.
Four to five work mules available at bargain prices for immediate sale. Some are suitable as saw mill mules. Located four miles north of Nottingham at Flint River bridge on State Route No 3, E. T. Nottingham, Culloden, Ga., R. No. 2.
A heartfelt memorial for Mrs Mary Moore notes her two years of marriage, her family ties to the Wainwrights, and the sorrow of relatives. It records her burial at Turners Chapel cemetery after a funeral led by Rev C H Moore, with floral tributes and condolences from relatives, including her aunt Mrs Lori Rodgers. It ends with a letter from Rev Wall well content with his Howard Georgia charge.
New large cane syrup offered for sale in gallon cans at one dollar per gallon. Buyer collects from Reynolds Georgia.
A soft cloth dipped in spirits of camphor proves effective for cleaning a greasy mirror. The tip emphasizes simple home remedy with camphor spirits to remove grease and restore clarity.
Kurdistan bans all music as immoral. The article notes that music is prohibited among Kurds, with the practice described as a cultural taboo and an exceptional stance compared to other primitive peoples.
A brief ancient riddle notes that something harder than rock and softer than water can hollow rock over time. It reflects paradoxical erosion by persistent, gentle force. The anonymous saying captures enduring natural mystery.
A brief literary note from Way side Tales recounts a Scottish phrase about a penny kept before dark and a protective wish for a youngster. It evokes rural dialect and moral tone in a compact vignette.
A Forbes Magazine quote asserts happiness depends on friends rather than wealth, emphasizing the social value of friendship over fortune. The line champions companionship as essential to a fulfilling life.
The Third District Press Association met in Cordele on Saturday with Miss Emily Woodward of The Vienna News serving as president. The gathering featured an interesting program and discussion among editors from the district.
The directory lists Wesley Howard Crowells and Union churches with service times on the first four Saturdays at 11 a.m. and weekly Sundays at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. Pastor C. L. Wall invites attendees to meet at Saturday appointments.
A gentle eight year old roadster mare listed for sale near Butler GA. The ad notes the horse is suitable for riding with a calm temperament and mentions GE and DENT as identifiers or contacts.
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