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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 01, 1926
Page
4
Community newspaper features editorial musings on education, health, economics, and politics with quotes and aphorisms. The page cites local figures and jokes about public life, urging patience during national discourse and applauding rain relief for crops and community needs.
The Butler Herald urges Taylor County residents to organize a statewide advertising push highlighting local resources and advantages. The piece argues the county offers more than any other in the state and urges collective action to promote Tyler County broadly.
A humorous column reflecting on everyday aims and follies from Sunday thrift to social quirks. Observations include moonshine barbs, grandparent day questions, and wry takes on fashion, romance, foolishness, and small town life with playful quips and smiles.
Fort E Land, state school commissioner, runs for a second term. Backed by educators statewide for steady leadership and improved conditions. The Hawkinsville Dispatch writer Harris voices strong support from school men, noting Land’s harmony among educational interests and wide esteem.
The Ogiethorpa Echo urges support for John Holder's gubernatorial bid, praising his public service record from county school board to state senate and House leadership. The notice argues Dr. L G Hardman cannot win, believes Holder will govern capably and honestly, and predicts Georgia will have a strong, faithful chief executive.
The Vienna News and Macon Telegraph weigh Justice R. B. Russell against Senator George. Editors fault Russell's ambition and potential overreach while praising George as a rising Democratic statesman. The dispute centers on campaign costs and risks of Russell's likely defeat shaping future politics.
Many persons fail to make good because they over rate themselves. They feel that they should be given good salaries for positions for which they have made no preparation, and for which they are poorly adapted.
The author laments avoidable accidents and calls for stronger police action to curb speeding. They argue life is devalued when motorist speed endangers others and urge preventive measures to protect families from similar losses.
The passage urges voters to examine a governor candidate's fitness before running. It argues that public life brings enemies, but a proven record is essential to handle the office’s responsibilities. It stresses choosing a man who has been tried and proven.
A local plea urges careful driving and strict enforcement of the speed limit. It highlights reckless drivers endangering children, notes heavy trucks share the risk, and calls on motorists to consider others before speeding.
A mass meeting of Democratic voters in Taylor County is called for 10 o'clock Friday morning July 2 at Butler Court House to elect a new executive committee and handle business, chaired by J. T. Adams as Democratic Executive Committee Chairman.
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