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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 08, 1926

Page

7

Terah Died in Haran a Lesson on Vision and Faith

A religious meditation on Terah from Ur to Haran, contrasting the lure of material ease with the call to the land of Canaan. The piece argues Terah stayed in Haran, sacrificing spiritual growth for comfort, and that Abraham’s later move onward came from Terah’s example and warnings about a life dominated by wealth and ease.

Terah Haran Abraham Chaldées Canaan Chaldess Seoul Lot Sen Mn Zavie Alta

Telephone Card Silk and Silk Production Details

A fragment reports on the use of silk in telephone card production, noting 400,000,000 worms used annually in telephone equipment manufacturing by a single American company. It mentions the silk spool requirement for a desk telephone base and compares cocoon lengths to a Woolworth building.

Deak Woolworth Bullaess

Worth-While Evolution and Uncle Eben Quip

A Washington Star quote attributes Uncle Eben with a blunt take on self improvement. The line argues that if a man can transform from loafer to decent citizen, that evolution suffices, reflecting a folksy view on personal change.

Uncle Eben Washington Star

Washington Clears Backlog With Tilson District Judge Appointment

President Coolidge issued a recess appointment to W. J. Tilson of Atlanta as United States District Judge for the Middle District of Georgia. The move, one of Coolidge’s last acts before the vacation, faced Georgia Senators Harris and George who opposed Tilson’s residency and qualifications. Senate had previously been told of the nominations for district attorney and marshal, both unopposed.

Washington W. J. Tilson Atlanta President Coolidge United States Middle District Georgia House Coolidge Tilson Senate Harris George

Georgia Peach Shipment Heads to Liverpool Britain

Georgia’s first full carload of peaches bound for Liverpool, Britain, left Macon for New York City where the fruit was to be iced and loaded on the steamship Olympic. The shipment, guided by H. Bateman, heads toward Liverpool and auctions are planned upon arrival.

Macon Georgia Liverpool Britani Mebane H. Batqman New York Olympic C. H. Houghton

Gore sentenced for Peachtree Road store slaying in 1926

Gore was sentenced to death in the electric chair for his part in the killing of a Peachtree Road merchant during Christmas week 1926. His attorney moved to set aside the sentence arguing the electric chair violates the state constitution. The case appealed to the Supreme Court, with execution date previously set and later resented.

Tae Y. Jude Irles Fulton Theek Peachtree Road W. A. James Gore Totorney James Supreme Court Hig

Hail Waist-Deep Destroys Macon County Crops

Montezuma July 3 Heavy hail in the ideal district did extensive crop damage. Corn cotton tobacco and melons and peaches were ruined with over 150 acres of tobacco lost. Noted heavy losses fell on George Brooks and nearby farmers including Love Felton Wallace Nelson J H Robinson George Perry and the Brooks family.

Montezuma Ideal George Brooks Love Felton Wallace Nelson J. H. Robinson George Perry George Ben Martin Brooks Weis

Advertising Pays Warns Merchants Of Bankruptcy Risk

A Cleveland Trust Monthly note warns merchants that neglecting advertising and failing to attract attention leads to financial ruin. It argues that means of communication and branding keep capital safe and prevent wasteful, brain power underused, preventing eventual bankruptcy.

Verchant Cleveland Trust Monthly

In Memory of Henry A. Hinton Funeral Tribute

A long obituary tribute for Henry A. Hinton born in this county who died at 68. It notes church membership, Christian life, and role as husband and father. The text recalls funeral services conducted by Rev H G Hobbs and Rev C H Hunter and burial in a local cemetery. The verse laments loss and expresses hope of reunion in heaven through his daughter Mrs A F Davis.

Missionary Baptist Church Butler Wilayan Rey H. G. Hobbs Rijy C.H. Hunter Columbus Bathel Cemeter Papa Jesus Mama Glory Land Ang Aipee Christ A. F, Davis

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Somanky Buk Butler Baptiat_ Church Macon County Henry A. Hinton J. T Mathews Overland Willys-Knight W. A. Payne Butler, GA H. J. Porter Ultimate Engine Elect Charles Y. Knight Knight Toledo Notte
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