Our Texas Letter from the Herald and Beall notes
The writer reflects on the 140th anniversary of independence, dismisses Mexican field combat, discusses boll weevil crops and regional farming prospects, mentions Reynolds locals and relatives of the Beall family, and teases a reader about misprints while urging continued correspondence and typist accuracy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reynolds
Annie Belle Respess
Maco
Maggie Beall
N. L. Respess
Dub Beall
Dr Il
N L Respess
Texas
Aly
Georgia
Beall
Frank E
Southeastern Fair School scholarships offered for Atlanta 1916
The Southeastern Fair Association invites two county boys to attend a new Southeastern Fair School during the Atlanta fair October 14 to 21, 1916. Applicants aged 15 to 18 with farm or agricultural ties may compete in Butler on July 22, 1916, for the scholarships covering travel, board, and lodging.
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Southeastern Fair Association
Southeastern Fair School
Atlanta
Butler
B.M. & F. College
Nobility in Wes Awakening Beyond Sleep
A meditation on nobility as a latent force in men, with Wes serving as the emblem of virtue awakening from dormancy to meet rightful greatness. The verse hints at noble conduct and a destined rise to majesty that reflects an inner moral grandeur.
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Lowell
Great Damage From Heavy Rains Across County
Widespread flooding from a tropical storm caused heavy losses in the region. Cotton crops suffered 25 to 35 percent damage while thousands of dollars of corn were lost. river bottom corn near Flint river totaled losses for resident C. H. Neisler who had hoped for a 5000 bushel yield. Bridges and roads were washed out or blocked. several routes to mail service were disrupted. Weather records show Butler received 8.5 inches of rain in the past week and 24 inches for the year, leaving a 2 inch deficit for the first half.
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Flint
C. H. Neisler
Crawford County
Howard
Taylor
Talbot
McCants Mill
Mary F. Wallace
Butler
Look Good Feel Good New Life Pills Advertisement
An ad promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a remedy for constipation and low energy. It claims one or two pills at night relieve the stuffed dull feeling by morning and urges purchase at 25 cents from any druggist.
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Dr. King
Death of Schley County's Richest Man Samuel Brooks
Mr Samuel Edward Brooks died at his Murray s Cross Roads home Friday night at 9 30 o clock He was 61 and among Schley county s wealthiest residents with several thousand dollars in money 2000 acres of land livestock and farm implements He was born in Schley county and lived there most of his life He married Virginia Wallace of Taylor county at 21 and after her death married Mandy Killcrease who survives him
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Schley County
Samuel Edward Brooks
Murray’s Cross Roads
Brooks
Virginia Wallace
Taylor County
Mandy Killcrease
Moon Partial Eclipse Expected Tomorrow Night
Interest rises as about 80 percent of the moon will be shadowed by Earth during tomorrow night’s partial eclipse. If weather clears, observers may view the event from 9.3 to 12 o'clock, weather permitting.
Women Aid and Challenge in Biblical Debate
A Savannah Press letter discusses Bishop Candler’s claim that Christ did not call a woman to the inner circle of the apostles. The piece defends women’s church roles, praising their loyal service, financial help, and support for missions, while noting the bishop’s stance contrasts with the women’s ongoing contributions.
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Candler
Christ
Valdosta Times
the Times
Dublin Courier-Herald
God
Savannah Press
Minutes of First Sunday School Conference at Charing
Sunday School at 10 conducted by A S Eytle with devotional and sermon by Rev J E Seals. Dinner at 1 30. Scripture by Rev O B Tally. Business session elected Mrs S Garrett secretary Mrs Bessie Rogers corresponding secretary A S Kytle treasurer. Papers read on Bible class value maintaining interest and pupil advantages. Prize bible awarded to Mrs Eli Garrett. Collection 1 73. Doxology dismissal.
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A. S. Eytle
J. E. Seals
O. B. Tally
S.garrett
Bessie Rogers
A.S. Kytle
J.E. Seals
R. L. Bell
A. S. Waller
Eli Garrett
Anthony
Barrow
O. B
Eli , Garrett
S. Garrett
Sec’ty
Monumental Colbert Family Mausoleum Adorns Colbert Lot
A large memorial shaft of Blue Oglesby Granite rises in the A. J. Colbert cemetery lot to honor five Colbert family members. Marble slabs and a carload of high grade marble accompany the grave markers. The McNeil Marble Co. of Marietta, Ga., won the contract with S. E. Jordan supervising the erection, due to complete soon.
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A. J. Colbert
Baptist
Colbert
Andrew J. Colbert
Sarah E. Colbert
J. Fleming Colbert
Thomas J. Colbert
William R. Colbert
Andrew J. Colbert, Jr
McNeil Marble Co
Marietta
S. E. Jordan
Chamberlain's Tables Prove Mild Laxative Aid
Eugene Knight of Wilmington reports Chamberlain's Tablets excellent for constipation and indigestion. He notes his wife also benefited from their gentle action and recommends giving them a trial for the agreeable laxative effect.
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Chamberlain
Eugene
Knight
Wilmington
Psalm 118 A Short Yet Notable Chapter
The text notes Psalm 118 as a concise chapter in the Bible, often highlighted for its brevity compared to other psalms while serving as a distinct section within the book. It emphasizes its place in biblical structure and liturgical use.
Three-Cornered Senatorial Race Emerges in Twenty-third District
Three prominent Georgia candidates announce for the Twenty-third district state senate seat covering Houston, Crestor, and Taylor counties. E G English, W F Weaver, and W E Steed are named, with endorsements highlighting integrity, tenure, and public service as campaigns begin ahead of the September polls.
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Campo
Houston
Crestor
Taylor
Middle Georgia
Thes
State Senate
E. G. English
W. F. Weaver
Reynolds
W. E. Steed
Steed
Twenty-third
Georgia
State Board of Education
Agricultural School
Board of Education
Butler
College Building To Undergo Repairs
The mayor has ordered the city council to meet at the college next Monday at 3 o clock to inspect needed safety and comfort repairs. Contractors may also attend to review plans and submit bids for work during the vacation period.
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Mexico
F. E. Flower
J. D. Beall
Jb Beall
Frank Beall
Dr. Beall
New Birmingham
Yourn
J. Taylor
P. S
Dame Fortune
Sam Brooks
Charing
Capt. English
Herald
English
Weaver
T. Weaver
Reyn
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