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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1925

Page

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Dissolution of Farm Co Operative and Grain Venture

The Farm Co-Operative in Chicago faces dissolution along with a $26,000,000 grain marketing concern and the largest farmer cooperative venture yet attempted. Prospects rise for Dean Onativia & Co. creditors as Armour Grain and Rosenbaum Brothers seek to operate under their own names on the Chicago board of trade.

Farm Co-Operative Chicago Grain Marketing Company Dean Onativia & Co Armour Grain Company Old Line Co-Operative Rosenbaum Brothers Chicago Board of Trade

Origins of City Names in Britain and Ireland

Old Glasgow derives from Celtic roots meaning green dear green place. Dublin traces to black pool from Gaelic elements dubb and linn. Rutland is a corruption of Redlands.

Old Glasgow British Empire Dublin Dubb Linn Pool Rutland Redlands

Commissioners Meet Regular Session July 7 1925

The regular monthly meeting of the commissioners occurred July 7 1925 with all members present. Minutes from June were approved and it was ordered the treasurer deliver the highway department gas funds for the second quarter. Numerous bills were approved for payment including salaries and supplies. one bill from the State Board of Health was disapproved. Adjournment followed.

Highway Department H. E. Nisan Brewer F. CG. Jarrell J. E. Trussell Camp Buppiea Galera Stone Oil Co Grease Inter-Chemical Co Finbrick Oscar Dreivin C. A Neisler R.P. McGuffin Collum Cash Toe Co Pliezgers P. McGuffin Mee McLaughlin Edwards Air Iehts Roberts & Sons W. D. Layfield Jones and Bloodworth J. F. Helms Agence ci J. F. Posey Averett Hay H. J. Porter Butler Water Works Co J. F. Brooks Bi C. Montgomery Naccht Lamberee Mira C. Stokes R. D. Waller Bernie Woollall L. T. Peed If B. Peacock Wall Ake Dane Splackth

Longer Rail Standard Adopted By Southern

The Southern Railway System announces 89-foot rail as the new standard replacing 38 or 83-foot lengths. Longer rails reduce joints per mile from 820 to 271, cutting maintenance and laying costs while improving track smoothness and safety.

Atlanta Southern Railway System Southern

Georgia Tech urged to boost funding for state schools

Dr. M L Brittain urged Georgia officials to increase education funding from university to grammar schools. He cited a projected $780 521 revenue surplus and proposed directing a half cent gasoline tax increase to state colleges, the normal school, A&M districts, and public schools to equalize opportunities.

Athens State of Georgia M. L. ‘Brittain Georgia Tech Georgia Atlanta Wright Roy Harris Highway Department General Treasury State College of Agriculture Vocational Board District A. & M University State Normal State College For Women

First Bale of Cotton Brings 83 Cents a Pound in Savannah

The first bale of the 1925 26 cotton season was auctioned at noon in Savannah for 83 cents per pound. Cooper and Griffin Inc. of Savannah bought it, with the bale shipped from J. C. Getzen of Webster, Florida, who supplied the first bale in 25 years.

Savannah Savannah Cotton Exchange Cooper and Griffin, Tnc J. C.getzen Webster, Fla

Cunning Cunning as Art of Concealing Defects

A terse aphorism notes that cleverness lies in hiding one’s own flaws while exposing others. The owner cites Hazllrt as the source or origin of the maxim.

Macon Clerk Shoots Self After Warning Letter

Arthur Joyner, a store clerk near Macon, shot himself in the head with an 82 caliber pistol early Friday after receiving an unsigned warning letter said to be from his sweetheart warning him of another man. Witnesses state Joyner borrowed his employer's pistol and a car the previous day and failed to return the car before nightfall.

Macon Arthur Joyner T. S. Beasley Joyner Beasley

Mother jailed as kidnapper of her child

New Orleans police arrested Mrs. Mattie H. Scroggins 26 for kidnapping her 10 year old son Cecil Alvan Hogg who had been in his father’s custody. Her second husband W. H. Scroggins was also arrested on the same charge based on a telegram from Columbus Georgia police chief M. D. Gill.

New Orleans Mattie H. Scroggins Columbus Cecil Alvan Hogg W. H. Scroggins Georgia

Mrs Carswell Wife of Former Senate President Dead

Mrs Ethel Carswell wife of George H Carswell ex president of the Georgia senate died at her home in M intyre Ga Funeral services were held in Irwinton on Sunday

M'Intyre Ethel Carswell George H. Carswell Georgia Senate Irwinton

Assembly votes sympathy for Carswell as wife dies

Both chambers adopted resolutions of sympathy for former President George H. Carswell after the death of his wife at their Irvington home. The House observed a one minute period of silence and suspended business in solemn reflection.

Atlanta Assembly George H. Carswell Irwintor House of Representatives

Auto tire sales position in East Liverpool Ohio

Milestone Rubber Company seeks a man with a car to sell a complete line of quality auto tires and tubes in exclusive territory. Experience not required. Salary $300 per month. East Liverpool Ohio.

Milestone Rubber Company East Liverpool Ohio

Beware Unsafe Medicines Warn of Poison in Cabinet

A cautionary editorial urges people, especially women, to inspect every bottle in the medicine cabinet for clear labeling to prevent accidents and ensure contents are properly identified. It denounces blind trust in unlabeled tonics and calls for vigilance.

Camp meeting planned at Indian Springs in August

Macon Georgia July 12 Plans are laid for a ten days revival at the Indian Springs camp ground starting August 6. Revivals led by H C Morrison and Charles H Babcock will be supported by a large evangelist corps. Six services daily and new improvements mark preparations. Reservations info given for hotel and annex dormitories.

Macon R. F. Burden Indian Springs Camp Ground Burden H. C. Morrison Asbury College Wilmore Charles H. Babcock Los Angeles Cal West C. M Dunaway Decatur Sam Haynes Atlanta E. T. Eaton Elizabeth Young Peoples Dodge F. C. Benson

Millen Tornado Ravages Millen Georgia Saturday

Millen Ga July 11 Millen was blacked out by a Saturday afternoon tornado. The Frye and Walden planing mill was wrecked and debris litters streets. A. L Cobb home burned by lightning and cows died in Edenfield dairy. Large hail shattered windows and toppled trees cut power lines with no injuries reported downtown damage extensive.

Millen Frye and Walden A. L. Cobb Miami

Two Men Slain in Dublin Fight

Dublin, Ga July 12. Jordan Woodward was killed instantly and Levy Woodward hospitalized after a Sunday night shooting affray sparked by an argument between Jordan and his father. Vernon Woodward shot Jordan, while Henry, another brother, shot Kate who came to aid. Sheriff Watson investigated.

Dublin Jordan Woodward Kate Levy Woodward Jordan Vernon Woodward Henry Watson

Death Claims Mrs J J McCants in County

Funeral notices pay tribute to Mrs Jennie McCants a prominent county woman born November 5 1851 in this county who died after several weeks illness at age 72 Her funeral was held Sunday at Union Cemetery with Rev W E Hightower Rev C L Wall and Rev J D McCord officiating Surviving children include Mrs J G Stokes Miss Lola McCants Mrs J C Cameron Mrs Kate Jarr e Messrs O G and J M McCants Estates pallbearers included nephews and many relatives attended from multiple towns.

Jennie McCants McCants Andrew McCants J. J. I McCants W. A. McCants Lester Jim Maud Clyde Jamie Halley J. J. Shealy A. A. Fuller Paul Sumner Len Hart Gordon Hart Columbus Fred Cullins Waynesboro J. R. Peed Montezuma W A. McCants Dallis Texas

Columbus Girl Killed in Wreck

The body of Miss Bessie Shepherd eighteen daughter of Mrs Maggie Shepherd is to be sent from Florida to Columbus. She died in an automobile crash near Cocoa Florida Friday while travelling with her twin brother Jesse Shepherd of Miami. H W Hicks of Hollywood Florida is in critical condition. Three other occupants sustained minor injuries.

Columbus Bessie Shepherd Maggie Shepherd Cocoa Fla Florida Miss Shepherd Jesse Shepherd Miami Cocca Hollywood

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Clarence Darrow Defo T. Scopes Grand Theatre Reynolds, Ga Sahara Bert Lytell Claire Windsor el Ammeh Algeria Hamilton Lloyd Wm. Desmond J. L. Burt DR. Brittain Self Indian Springs J. J. McCants
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