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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jul 31, 1924
Page
7
The text argues Paul’s tentmaking with Aquila and Priscilla in Corinth shaped early Christian mission. It highlights their joint livelihood, later evangelistic partnership in Ephesus, and how ordinary work and daily dealings can win others to Christ. It emphasizes practical godliness over public prayer or speech.
A cryptic line describes a person who offers help without physical force, emphasizing restraint and inner support. The quote suggests choosing nonviolent influence over aggression and highlights patience as a guiding principle.
Non stop train 1 provides a convenient connection in Atlanta with parlor car and coaches from Macon to Atlanta. Steep ing cars and coaches offer service to 16 points north east and west. For complete information apply to any ticket agent Southern Railway System or GB Rhodes Division Passenger Agent Terminal Station Macon Ga.
A meditation on justice as open eyes and ears. The article laments public judgment based on rumors and partial evidence, urging restraint, truth seeking, and mercy. It contrasts harsh gossip with the ideal of fair, unprejudiced judgment guided by charity and humility.
A reflective passage urges seeking the good in others and using our lives to help blot out the bad. An Oriental legend about Christ in Jerusalem contrasts cruelty with a call to compassionate action and personal worth.
In Griffin on July 26 70 year old Nannie Johnson of Cabins and W B Young of Fayette County longtime sweethearts remarried after over five decades apart. Both had lived with other spouses for years before a recent reunion rekindled their bond and prompted plans for marriage.
In Tifton on July 28 the season's first bale weighed 485 pounds and graded good middling. Grown by Wiley Burch in Colquitt county, it was shipped to Savannah for auction. A New York bale of the same date sold for 40 cents per pound to J S Bache and Company with plans to ship to Liverpool for charity.
Dallas July 28 reports Lynch Davidson of Houston placed second to Miriam Ferguson in the Democratic gubernatorial race. Judge Felix Robertson, tied to Ku Klux Klan, won first place. Seventeen Democratic congressmen were renominated with eight facing opponents.
Heirs of A Giles are notified of August term 1924 proceedings before the Taylor County Ordinary. Petitioners A B Whittle and B K Slade seek to transfer a bond for use of Matt Foy to make a deed for sixty eight acres from land lot 178. If any heirs object, they must appear to contest the administration. July 7 1924 A H Riley Ordinary.
A Hinton as administrator on the estate of Josephine Hinton deceased has filed a petition for leave to sell real estate. The court cites all creditors and next of kin to show cause at the August 1923 term why the prayer should not be granted. July 1, 1924. A H Riley Ordinary.
J E Trussell applies for permanent administration of Mrs S A Trussell’s estate. Creditors and next of kin are warned to appear at the office within legal time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Official signatures dated January 1st, 1924.
Taylor County sheriff will sell land at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in August 1924. The west half of lot number twelve in the 12th district, containing about 101% acres, levied to satisfy a City Court of LaGrange judgment in favor of J L Meadows against J M Bass. This 9th day of July 1924. W E Bazemore deputy sheriff.
Official Georgia notice announces the appointment of Mrs Alice Riley as tax collector for Taylor County to fill the vacancy caused by the death of J J McCants on July 10 1924. Ordinary A H Riley signs the document dated July 5 1924 with seal.
An advertisement touts Texas Wonder as a remedy for kidney and bladder troubles, gravel, rheumatism, and irregularities. It promises a small bottle cures and invites readers to mail for sworn testimonials from Dr. E. W. Hall of St. Louis, with druggists selling the product.
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