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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jul 24, 1930

Page

4

Official Organ of Taylor County Thrown in Butler Georgia

The bulletin notes weekly publication in Butler Georgia as second class mail matter. An Atlanta Journal advertisement lists a single room for a young lady and a roommate for a young man. It also reports heavy criticism aimed at George Carswell in the governor race per Earry County News.

Butler Georgia Atlanta Journal George Cars‘well Earry County News George BH. Thornton Weston Webster Superior Court Dawson News

Indications in Washington on Census Reapportionment

Washington indicators this week suggest seven states may lose a total of twenty three congressional seats after the census. Republicans face heavier losses than Democrats, while Rockefeller at 91 stresses that hatred yields no dividends and kindness toward others is wiser.

Washington Congress Rockefeller Cordele

Fixing Fear Through Faith and Courage

J. T. A. urges readers to replace constant fear with trust in God and love for others. He argues that anxieties about illness accidents and hardship erode daily life and implies faith is the best antidote to overcome dread. The tone is exhortatory and reflective, urging practical calm.

Mrs. A Vega God

Reader backs Bobby Jones against Rick-Rack critics

An editor letter praises Bobby Jones as a genius and model citizen, arguing he deserves honor from Georgia and the United States. The writer defends Jones against Rick-Rack's criticism, noting Jones donates his winnings to charity and gives only his cups to winners.

Emerson Bobby” Jones Bobby Georgia United States

Columnist Charles Driscoll Recaps Long-Held Belief

Charles Driscoll, a well known columnist, reaffirmed a belief he and others have long held. He commented last week on the issue, expressing a confirmed stance and calling attention to the enduring viewpoint.

Charles Driscoll

Georgia editors expand reach with new roles

John H. Jones owner of the Fort Valley Leader Tribune buys the Cedartown Standard from E B Russell and will run both papers. Alvah J. Cal Pepper is promoted to editor and business manager while Geo H Carswell argues against new taxes and for strict enforcement. Roy Roberty editor of the America Times Recorder visits Americus and Sumter County promoting local business and civic efforts.

John H. Jones Georgia Fort Valley Leader- Tribune E. B. Russell Cedartown Standard Jones Standard Alvah J. Cal- Pepper Leader-Tribune Geo. H. Carswell Roy ‘Roberty America Mtimes-Recorder Herald Office

Poet Recalls Georgia Press Heritage at 1980 Convention

Reading by Elizabeth Hardy highlighted a Barnesville convention where a Savannah Morning News editor and longtime Georgia Press Association member was honored for his annual newspaper poem contributions since joining the group. The event occurred Monday night at Barnesville with the 1980 convention program.

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Heart of Georgia The Newspaper as Community Heart

In this July 21, 1930 reflection D. G. Bickers likens the newspaper to the community heart. He argues the press functions as the lifeblood of public life, with press-day rhythms like a heartbeat fueling body, mind, and spirit across Georgia.

Georgia Press Association Rim D. G. Bickers

Migration Draws Population Toward Electrified Areas

A census based study shows population shifts concentrating in regions with reliable electrical service. The movement favors areas offering steady power for work and daily life as towns grow.

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