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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 07, 1938

Page

6

George Back from Washington Presses Campaign

Senator Walter F. George said the wage and hour bill will not hit large Southern industries but may trouble non standardized outfits in small towns. He spoke in Augusta after returning from Washington and begins reelection push Monday in Vienna. Local events include Georgia Letter Carriers Association address and July 4 rally invitations for four gubernatorial candidates.

Augusta Walter F. George Washington Roosevelt George Vienna Georgia Letter Carriers Association Eugene Talmadge Tallapoosa Lawrence Camp North Georgia South Georgia Baxley Wm G. McRae Atlanta Senate McRae Camp Talmadge J. J. Mangham Robert T. Wood Dublin Hugh Howell Democratic Executive Committee Warrenton F E. D. Rivers Houston County James Hicks Bibb County

Citizens to appeal for restored Seaboard trains

Citizens of Americus and nearby areas along the Seaboard railway will attend a meeting Friday to appeal for restoration of trains Nos. 18 and 14 between Americus and Savannah. They will confer with W. L. Stanley, public relations head of the line, after the Georgia Public Service Commission discontinued the two trains several weeks ago.

Americus Seaboard Railway Savannah W. L. Stanley Georgia Public Service Commission

Printups Hurt In Auto Crash Near Americus

Americus July 2 Mr and Mrs Neil Printup prominent Atlantans are in Prather clinic this afternoon with bruises and lacerations after their automobile overturned on the Atlanta Americus highway five miles from Americus on Saturday The car overturned while around a curve Mr Printup had a laceration under the right eye and facial cuts Mrs Printup bruised right leg a sprained neck Mr Printup secretary treasurer of Georgia Petroleum Industries is well known here having addressed the Americus Kiwanis and Rotary clubs.

Americus Neil Printup Prather Clinic Atlanta Americus Highway Printup The Georgia Petroleum Industries Americus Kiwanis Rotary

H Gardner Dies in Macon County at 71

Wm H Gardner 71 year old Macon county citizen and longtime clerk of courts died Monday afternoon in Ideal Ga Funeral services will be held Wednesday morning at Ideal Methodist Church with interment in Oglethorpe Cemetery Honorary pallbearers include Judge W M Harper and numerous local figures Grandsons and nephews served as active pallbearers

Ideal Wm. H. Gardner Macon County Citzen Ideal Methodist Church Oglethorpe Cemetery W M. Harper Americus R. JL. Greer B. F. Hogg B. B. Batton W. TY. Jolly D. C Smith Jared Bull A Fe, Lockerman Jule Felton B. F. Neal Jno B.guerry Dan Kleckley W. E. Wilburn J E B. Ansley C. A. Allison J. F Williams C. T. Harden J. W. Nelson R E, Fardie A. M. Park Howard Park Dan Williams J. M.brooks W. C. Brooks Dr. L. Lightner J. H. Kelley Otis Gilbert G. A. Chapman T. A. Tarrer D. T. Davis Mr. Gardner

Fort Valley Man Kills Wife Then Shoots Self

Macon July 6 A Fort Valley man identified as C. M. Jones killed his wife and wounded his stepdaughter Agnes Hudson 15 after a quarrel at breakfast. Jones then shot himself, and in poor condition at Oglethorpe Private Infirmary. Sheriff J B Lee said Jones faces murder charges if he survives.

Macon Fort Valley C. M. Jones J. B. Lee Peach County Jones Agnes Hudson Oglethorpe Lee Blue Bird Ft. Valley Agnes

Boys High Grad Shot in Head Near Woods

Atlanta July 4 Harry Solomon a 19 year old Boys High graduate was rushed to St Josephs Infirmary with a bullet near his brain in dangerous condition He had been target shooting in a woods near his home and according to medical staff blood loss was severe A neighbor saw him emerge with blood streaming down his face and he was taken to the hospital by Clyde Malloy whose account supported the incident is under investigation by authorities

Atlanta Harry Solomon St. Joseph’s Infirmary P. E. Solomon Clyde Malloy

Gas tragedy claims Augusta physician family

In Augusta on July 5 a physician and his wife were found dead in a gas filled bedroom. Mrs Agnes Beddingfield, wife of Dr. W R Bedingfield, and her 12 year old son Bruce died from asphyxiation. The father was en route to Houston with another son Wade Jr. A negro servant alerted neighbors after finding the locked house and unlit gas heater in the bathroom.

Augusta Agnes Beddingfield W. R. Bedingfield Bruce Houston Texas Wade, Jr W. A. Red Alex Kelley Kelly

Watches Once Small Clocks

Watches originated as small clocks worn from the girdle as pocket wear proved impractical due to size.

Georgia Press Leader to Speak at Summer School

Jere N. Moore president of the Georgia Press Association will address South Georgia Teachers College summer school students on Friday July 8. Rev Bascom Anthony will speak July 11. Enrollment this year totals 826 students from 110 counties nine states and one foreign country. The first six weeks end July 22, summer session July 25 to Aug 26.

Statesboro Jere N. Moore The Georgia Press Association South Georgia Teachers College Henderson Bascom Anthony D. D Dr Anthony Pittman

Fence Riders on Cattle Ranches

Fence riders patrol fenced areas to check for fence repairs. They perform periodic rounds to inspect integrity and identify breaks or weakness in the fencing. Their work helps maintain boundary security for cattle operations and prevent stock escapes.

Georgia Treasury Cashier Confesses Shortage of 1750

Atlanta July 1 Gov Rivers announced H B Jones cashier in the Georgia state treasury confessed to the state auditor he was 1750 short and resigned. Judge J B Jones father offered to make good the shortage to protect the bonding company. Jones said illness and hospital bills forced use of funds while hoping to repay with salary, and one repayment had already been made. He had served five years in the treasurer's office.

Atlanta E. D. Rivers H B. Jones Georgia State Treasury Jones Zach Arnold State Revenue Department Harvey Arnold G. B. Hamilton Hamilton

Mirabelle Plum Now Used In France In Jam And Liqueur

Mirabelle is a tiny French plum variety grown for jam tarts and mirabelle liqueur. The fruit’s popularity spans regional cooking and specialty beverages with traditional uses highlighted.

France

Three Hundred Die Throughout Nation During The Holidays

Nationwide Fourth of July holiday fatalities totaled 368 with automobiles and drownings most deadly. In Pennsylvania 29 deaths set a grim state high, including home made fireworks, a cannon, and a bomb from an automobile wrist pin. Other states reported drownings, shootings, trains, heat, and accidents.

Pennsylvania Independence

Plaques on Wall Street Buildings Display Historic Sites

Many houses and office buildings in Manhattan's Wall Street district bear plaques detailing the historic sites and purposes of the structures they occupy, highlighting local preservation efforts and architectural heritage.

Wall St Wall Street District Manhattan

WPA Projects in Georgia Hit 56 Million Dollar Mark

Atlanta July 2 WPA administrator Mr Gay B Shepperson announced that Georgia projects in operation at the start of the fiscal year July 1 total 56 366 000 dollars. Projects provide work for about 50 500 persons with 99 percent relief certified and paying security rates. The state year saw about 30 748 employed on WPA jobs and payrolls plus significant purchases and trade channel releases.

Atlanta Works Pro Administration Georgia Gay B. Shepperson WPA Admirator WPA Shandsen

Palms Used by Native Peoples for Shelter and Tools

In tropical and subtropical regions native communities rely on palms for shelter clothing and a range of utensils. Palms furnish houses forts stands war rafts and weapons while limited articles of commerce reach our country from their home territories.

Market Prices Look Mixed Across Groceries

Market listing shows varied per pound prices with items at 20c to 29c and 19c to 25c per pound. Confusing fragment suggests multiple weights or items, possibly a grocery circular entry.

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