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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 26, 1934
Page
5
Ellaville editor notes opening of Georgia Rural Letter Carriers 31st annual convention and 10th annual Ladies Auxiliary meeting. Reports show near 100 percent membership with reminders for holdouts to pay dues, plus district tallies and lists of counties achieving full participation.
An article recalls group meetings of the Third District carriers in Cordele on July 12 and of Group No 4 in Dawson on July 18. It notes elected officers, urged newspaper subscriptions and dues, and calls for attendance at the Atlanta convention July 23-24. It also praises rural delivery pioneers and Georgia Rural Letter Carriers’ Association and its thousands of routes in the nation.
The editor announces a forthcoming concise summary of the Atlanta convention results for readers unable to attend. The column aims to improve carrier patron understanding, invites feedback, and pledges more engaging Rural Letter Carriers content to expand coverage beyond Dixie.
This article discusses the line of Brilliancy on the hand indicating wealth paths and success, with guidance on identifying signs linked to business, land, or professional gains. It also provides steps to make a hand impression chart and lists the publisher's offer for a personal chart. Additionally, it reports W Irvin Rigdon withdrawing from the State School Superintendent race, leaving Dr. M. D. Collins unopposed.
J E Rankin chairman of the World War Veterans Legislation committee endorses Congressman Castellow for supporting the Widows and Orphans Pension bill H R 9986. Rankin calls Castellow one of Georgia’s most valuable men and says losing him would be a calamity. Letter dated July 11 1934 from Tupelo Mississippi to Fitzgerald Georgia.
Beth Williams reviews Henry Harden’s quip about a large china platter carrying a baked turkey. The servant slips at the doorway, shattering the platter. The joke turns on which countries are implicated by the catastrophe namely Turkey China Greece and Africa.
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