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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1925
Page
8
Lesson text from Acts 13 11 13 and Mark 16 15 outlines the Antioch church sending Barnabas and Saul as first foreign missionaries. It emphasizes Spirit calling, church support, preaching the word, and overcoming Elymas the sorcerer as key steps in beginning foreign missions.
A philosophical quotation on living by justice honor and mercy. It speaks of moral mastery and living in God beyond time. Emphasizes freedom from anxiety fear doubt despair and death, content with fate in God as a life of freedom.
A garbled OCR sample shows mixed letter fragments and clues about a crossword like puzzle. It includes references to a Texas city, a Norse god, a monk, a Pennsylvanian term, and other varied hints, with unclear syntax and stray numbers. The legible bits hint at a wordplay exercise rather than a coherent article.
Butler sportsmen form a local Izaak Walton League unit led by Dr Eli Garrett to protect woods waters and wildlife amid deforestation and pollution. The national group, founded to back practical conservation, already spans 2000 U S towns and backed laws like the Upper Mississippi River Refuge bill. Also notices discharge hearings in Atlanta bankruptcy cases J Morgan McCants and J Herman Amos set for July 18 1925 and July 1815 respectively, with Deputy Clerk N A Brown announcing.
Congressman Katner was a passenger on the steamship Steve as it sank slowly. Passengers climbed into iceboats while a reporter urged publicity. The congressman stated he was in favor of a back-to-the-land movement.
A partial dated snippet hints at an event involving an individual and local activities. Readable terms include a person name fragment and a reference to a town or venue, but core details remain unclear in the damaged text.
The sheriff will sell at the courthouse door in Taylor County Georgia on the first Tuesday in July 1925 the Mrs C M Wadsworth 60 acre tract in land lot 44 the 14th district plus 82 lot in 14th district containing 20244 acres the W T Vann Estate parcel and 101 and a half acres in lot 79 known as Minnie Harris place and 20 acres in lot 181 in the 15th district to satisfy 1924 state and county tax claims. Levees are by Alice D Riley Tax Collector. June 3 1925 R P McGuffin Sheriff.
In Taylor County Georgia a sale by sheriff for cash will offer the west half of lot 11 and north half of lot 22 totaling about 202% acres in the 15th district. Proceeds settle 1924 state and county taxes for J T Davis Lottie and Lillie Davis as per Mrs Alice D Riley. Also in the Northern District a bankruptcy hearing for Thos J Amos No 2195 is set July 18 1925 at 10 a m in the U S District Court room creditors to appear and show cause why the petition should not be granted. N A Brown deputy clerk.
A terse aphorism notes that youth often acts without heed to advice, racing past prudent warnings like a sleeper slipping free from tangled nets of counsel. The image conveys haste and folly, highlighting the tension between impulse and guidance.
Petitioners Brow, Brown and associates seek incorporation in Taylor County Georgia as THE CENTRAL OF GEORGIA LAND COMPANY for twenty years with renewal. Purpose is general mercantile business in Howard and mining shipping land for commercial use. Capital stock $5000 turning to $25000, 100 share par. Directors and officers to be elected. common seal and by laws. Filed May 29 1925 in Taylor County Superior Court.
A notice announces through cars and coach service from Macon to Atlanta and sleeping cars to destinations North East and West. For full details visit any ticket agent or contact Southern Railway System official C B Rhodes.
Glass beads from Murano are described as jewel like in delicacy and color. The beads form necklaces worn by women of fashion, with the art passing from father to son for hundreds of years.
A fragmentary reflection compares the spirit of the age to a fleeting cloud-picture. Light beams break into colors before forming a complete image, yet these shifting hues collectively form the distant, evanescent expression of an era.
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