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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 06, 1933

Page

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Murder Warrants Dismissed in Holmes Case at Columbus

Warrants against L. M. Houser M. Carlisle and Mrs Annie Turner for the murder of Mrs Thelma Holmes and J T Davis Jr were dismissed in Chattahoochee county by Solicitor General A J Perryman after a two day inquiry. Carlisle had been jailed then released to return home. The decision followed Carlisle’s statement that he knew nothing of warrant issuance and found insufficient evidence for continued holding. In related news the State Highway Board met in Moultrie to plan expenditure of federal aid money and discuss marshal law disruptions at the capitol.

Chattahoochee L. M. Trouser M. Carlisle Annie ‘Turner Thelma Holmes Carlisle Muscogee Chattahoochee County L. M. Houser Anie ‘Turner Holmes L. M Houser Annie Ae J. T. Davis, Jr Atlanta State Highway Board Moultrie J. W. Barnett Highway Board W. C. Vereen Vereen Barnett Warrenton Talmadge State Capitol

Fishing Party Reports 172 Pounds of Redfish

A Florida exchange clipping notes A F Pete Cosey of Hardee County Seed and Grate Co and his father F B E Cosey of Byron Ga fished Lemon Bay Gulf Tuesday to Wednesday morning returning with 172 pounds of redfish They also caught sea trout and other fish Mr Cosey visited the area and praised Florida fishing prospects

Florida Taylor County A. F Pete) Cosey Hardee County Seed & Grate Company F. BE. Cosey Byron, Ga Lemon Bay Gulf

Ay B and C Road Seeks to Use Union Station

The Atlanta Birmingham and Coast Railway asked the Public Service Commission to discontinue using the Forsyth Street terminal and instead rent facilities from the Wabash and St. Louis railroad due to reduced revenue. The change would take effect in August, and a hearing was set for July 12.

Atlanta Birmingham

Forty-Nine Contestants Vie For Miss Peach County Title

Preparations underway for a beauty pageant to be held July 13 at the high school auditorium. About 50 young women from Peach County compete for the Miss Peach County crown. The event is sponsored by the county’s Woman’s Club and the Welfare Work association to benefit local welfare efforts.

Peach County Ensive Kt. Valley

Governor Talmadge Cuts Georgia Ad Valorem Tax 1933

Governor Eugene Talmadge ordered a reduction of the state ad valorem tax from 5 to 4 mills for 1933, directing the cut to be sent to Comptroller General Wm. B Harrison. The move lowers the real estate levy by 20 percent and is aimed at easing taxpayer burden across counties and municipalities. In Taylor County the one mill cut is expected to save about $1,638.62 based on 1932 valuations.

Eugene Talmadge Wm. B Harrison Terrell Talmadge Taylor County

Promise to pave Route Three if rivals stay off board

Governor Talmadge told a July Fourth Albany crowd that highway No. Three between here and Thomaston will be paved before Christmas if Adjutant General Lindley Camp keeps J. W. Barnett and W. C. Vereen off the highway board.

Lindley Camp J. W. Barnett W. C. Vereen Here Thomaston Talmadge Albany

Roberta Man Jailed After Justices Release Him

Walter Wheeler, a white man from Crawford county, was rearrested in Roberta after a commital hearing for the slaying of Mann Bonner, a Black man, last Sunday. Solicitor Charles H. Garrett of Macon ordered the arrest upon learning Wheeler is related to Justice George Harris, one of the justices who presided, with the other justice being Cr Moncrief.

Roberta Walter Wheeler Crawford County Mann Bonner Charles H. Garrett Macon Wheeler George Harris Cr. Moncrief

Paul Brown Wins in Tenth District

Athens Ga July 5 The Tenth Georgia congressional district elected Paul Brown attorney of Elberton to serve out the unexpired term of the late Chas H Brand by an overwhelming vote. Nine candidates contested the race including two women.

Athens Georgia Paul Brown Elberton Chas. H. Brand

Tropical Storm Moves Toward Gulf After Fatal Caribbean Run

A tropical storm that killed 18 in Trinidad and five in Cuba drifted over the Gulf of Mexico about 200 miles off Florida. Observers said no danger to the peninsula, though 80 mph winds were forecast for the Florida west coast. Storm warnings near Key West were downgraded. The system, a week old, had earlier caused $3 million in Trinidad damage and affected western Cuba before veering toward the Gulf.

Miami Fla Trindad Cuba Gulf of Mexico Florida Peninsular Weather’ Bureau Florida West Coast Key West Trinidad Pinar del Rio Havana

New York City records coldest July 3 on record

New York City marked the coldest July 3 on record with a 55 degree reading at 9 a.m. EST. The day contrasted with a normal July 3 average of 73 degrees as light snow fell in Kane Pennsylvania, dropping temps to about 40 degrees while the week had persisted with 90s temperatures.

New York New York City Pennsylvania Kane

County Visited By Coolest July Fourth Since 1886

The county marked its coldest July Fourth since 1886 as temperatures plummeted from a Tuesday sunrise to about 50 degrees. People wore heavy clothing and fires burned across the county while Judge Peed kept a coal fire burning in the courthouse.

Canada Cuba Florida

Processing tax begins under New Deal plan in Georgia

Atlanta on July 4 reports W Eugene Page, Georgia's first democratic collector of internal revenue in years, will start collecting the processing tax on flour and wheat amid Roosevelt's agricultural program. The tax also covers cotton with signups to curb production by 8,000,000 bales, bringing more commodities under Page's jurisdiction.

Atlanta W. Eugene Page Georgia Internal Revenue Roosevelt Page

Buena Vista Man Loses Legs In Train Accident

A man believed to be a hobo attempting to ride a moving Central of Georgia freight car near Buena Vista had both legs severed Friday. He was rushed to Americus for care but authorities could not identify him, saying he had just left surgery and was under ether. One leg was cut just above the ankle and the other near the knee.

Central of Georgia Buena Vista Americus

Pension Checks Arrive for Confederate Veterans in Taylor County

Pension checks of Confederate veterans totaling 15 dollars each were received and distributed last week by Judge L T Peed, ordinary of Taylor County. The payments covered half of April and were issued to 36 prisoners.

L .T. Peed Taylor County

Two Atlantians Held After Crash At Montezuma

A fruit truck sideswiped a sightseeing flatbed near Spring Creek bridge in Montezuma killing no one but injuring six. Among the injured were Agnes Peaster 17 with a severed leg and Arthur Hill 80 with a critical leg fracture. Drivers T F Higgenbotham and A Higgenbotham of Atlanta were jailed on intent to murder charges as they awaited hearings.

Montezuma Spring Creek Bridge Agnes Peaster Robert Peaster Accient Roy Abbott Arthur Hill Daisy Daughtery L. J. Hill Dorothy Hill T. F A Higgenbothan Atlanta William Robert Peaster T. E. Higgenbotham Whch J. A Higgenbotham Montezu Ima Higgenbotham Savannah

Three women injured in Montezuma truck collision

Three women with broken legs remained in satisfactory condition at Montezuma Hospital after a vegetable truck sideswiped their vehicle Tuesday morning. T. E. Higginbotham and son J A Higginbotham, drivers of the vegetable truck, were released from jail Wednesday and cleared of blame by the investigating officers. The crash occurred as they returned to Columbus from Savannah with a potato load.

Montezuma Jaly Columbus Savannah

Cotton Reduction Effort Earns Strong Farmer Support in Taylor County

Taylor county farmers back the 100 percent cotton allotment sign up as county committeemen push a campaign to retire at least 5,000 acres. The county quota of 7,151 acres reflects past averages, with expected overall South quota reaching 984,000 acres as the drive closes Saturday night the 8th.

Taylor County South Georgia

Local Forest Camp draws civic and camp interest two miles north of Butler

Local Civilian Conservation Corps camp near Butler grows daily bonds with citizens and personnel. Describes location two miles north on route three, a tented city, and plans for a large mess hall and 4800 gallon water tank. Measles quarantine in effect. camp baseball team forming. additional army trucks expected for forestry work. Camp pastors from Butler churches to preach on Sundays, boosting community support.

Conseevlation Corps Butler Gwells Lieut Rohrer Barnett Kohier System Lieut Malloy Messes Texas Oil Company W. E. Hightower Butler Methodist Church H. G Hobbs

Death of Miss Frierson of Athens Saddens Friends

Miss Marianna Frierson, born April 18 1849 in Athens, died at her home there Saturday. She was sister of the late Hon. T. H. Frierson of Butler and aunt to local families H P Wallace J W Hall and J R Frierson. For years she served as chaperon at Lucy Cobb Institute and was loved by students and faculty.

Butler Marianna Frierson Athens Miss Frierson T. H. Frierson H. P. Wallace J. W. Hall J. R. Frierson Jas. D. Frierson Maragret Hancock Bostick Frierson Thomas Hancock Athen Lucy Cobb Institute

Local C. C. C. Men Spend Holiday With Homefolks

Local CCC foresters from camps across the state returned for a welcome home weekend with July 4th extended. The group, described as in the pink of condition, was well cared for, with names including Dana Downs, Joel Bloodworth, Charlie Troswell, Hughlan Chapman, Robert Nowa, Hendley Baunders, and Murray Walle listed among those featured at Commerce Camp.

Dana Downs Joel Bloodworth Charlie Troswell Hughlan Chapman Robert Nowa Hendley

Veterans Reunion Brings Warmth Amid Chill Weather

W C Davis Camp Spanish American War veterans held their annual convention at McCants Mill on Tuesday despite cool weather. Members from over a dozen counties in the Third District plus families and local friends attended. State Commander Ralph Steckel of Fort McPherson delivered lengthy remarks on veteran service and citizenship, with Atlanta officials Hans Belamy H P Jack and C Langford in attendance. The gathering was widely described as unusually interesting and memorable.

W. CG Davis Camp McCants Mill W. C. Davis Camp Third Ralph Steckel Fort McPherson Henry Standfield Americus Hans Belamy H. P. Jack C. Langford Dept. Aid de Camp Atlanta Steckel

School Trustees Elected In Five Districts of County

County Board of Education commissioned five trustees for three year terms. Butler District selects Dr R C Meserety Turner District picks B H Spillers Central District names E Meaultney Wesley District chooses Clyde Wilson Mauk District appoints Dave Harbubl. Election filled vacancies across five districts.

Muntees Butler R. C. Meseruety Turner B. H. Spillers

Miss Maxwell And Party Return From Big Fair

Two Ellaville groups return from the Century of Progress Exposition in Chicago reporting a successful trip. The first party included Miss Bessie Stevens, Miss Belle Stevens, Miss Marguerite Hill, and Bug Hays visiting Niagara Falls and New York City. The second party, led by Mrs. Harold Head and including Miss Elizabeth Collins, Miss Martha Maxwell, Miss Martha Munro, and Miss Ruth Stat ham, traveled through Knoxville and Florida factory country, noting many points of interest. both parties say trips were splendid and free of accidents.

Ellaville Chicago Bessie Stevens Belle Stevens Marguerite Hill Bug Hays Canada Niagara Falls New York City Washington, D. C Harold Head Harold Sears Head Elizabeth Collins Martha Maxwell Talbotton Martha Munro Ruth Statham Knoxville Tenn Gainesville Fla

The Great Salvation Sunday at Butler Baptist Church

Rev Hobbs will preach The Great Salvation at Butler Baptist Church on Sunday July 9 with a 9 50 graded school, 11am service, and 8pm service. A church conference follows the morning worship, and Junior and Senior B Y P A meet at 7pm with an 8pm evening hour. HOHE Pastor.

Butler Baptist Church Hohe Pastor

Eye troubles prompt visit to Dr Johnson at Porters Store

A garbled ad urges readers to see Dr Johnson at Porters Dry Store on 12th for eye care. It promises fitting of Hawkes glassed if you feed Shem, but the text is unclear and contains nonsensical phrases.

Dr. Johnson Porter Hawkes Shem

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Perryman Barnett and Confer Ay B& C ROAD Union Station Gov. Talmadge Roberta Man Justices T, E A. Higginbotham Miss Maxwell Party Hobbs
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