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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1923
Page
3
The article describes seal hunting gear with a crosswise spear point and a long dragging line to exhaust the seal. It also urges immunization and vaccination, stressing lifesaving Toxin-Antitoxin and typhoid shots provided free by the Georgia State Board of Health.
Umatilla Oregon became the first town to elect an all female city administration in 1915, marking a pioneering step for women's local political leadership in the state.
In memory of Joseph Horton born July 9 1921 died May 25 1923. Parents Lester Hoxton endure grief yet keep faith through prayers and verses. The article honors a brief life with religious consolation and family heartfelt remembrance by Mrs D E Byrd.
Mrs. Lewis Hill spent the weekend with family. Velma Putman of Atlanta visits Miss Ethel Fain. Mrs. Wallace of Butler guests of Mrs. J. R. Williams. Annie Hill leaves for Murrayville to resume school duties. Lydia Sealy of Macon visits cousin Jeanette Brown. Mrs. W. C. Childs in Macon last week. Bennie Parks family with Mrs. J. T. Parker at Daviston. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Adams visit Mizell. Childs attend funeral of Sidney Also Brooks at Centerville. Beulah Pickard visits H. N. Culverhouse. W. C. Watson and family return to Shingler. J. E. Brown visits with A. H. Sealy. Marie Ruth Hickman Ouida Mary Averett attend Parks pond picnic. Mary Purvis Leila Parks with Hubert Parks Grady England attend Mt. Nebo preaching. Rev. W. E. Hightower visits Macon. Dora Heath visits Talbotton. J. A. Buckner attends Horeb services. Frank Pickard broken leg in Macon now at Oglethorpe infirmary. Sunday guests: J. M. Heath of Talbotton, C. F. Fickling, Mrs. Pickens Riley of Butler.
The annual three days meeting will be held at Shilohs on July 2022. Dinner will be served on Sunday. Everybody is cordially invited to attend and bring well filled baskets.
Mr T M Smith of Ft Valley visited relatives Sunday. J W Suggs of Butler stayed with R M Suggs family Sunday. R A Spinks and Lester Spinks of Columbus visited homefolks Wednesday. Annie Bazemore visited Bazemore family. Mary Suggs Lois Heath Estelle Anna Jarrell stayed with W B Baldwin in Baldwinville. Walter Parker of Five Points visited Lewis Spinks Sunday. Grady Adams leaves for Thomaston for a new job. Myrtle Bazemore visited Butler last week. W A Spinks stayed in Thomaston over weekend. his mother Mrs W E Spinks will visit for weeks. Cliff and Berta Emmie Perkins of Union visited. County held a 4th of July barbecue for convicts at the camp.
A man cannot justly exploit another's need or overpower a weaker person with force to coerce obedience or threaten death or slavery. Selected quote.
A Wind sor Magazine item notes life insurance humor. A Chinese man with a seriously ill brother wrote to the insurer saying his brother is half dead and he would like half the money.
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