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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1927
Page
7
Georgia editors toured Savannah and Boston on a four day Ocean Steamship voyage. Highlights included lunches hosted by Mr. Lane at Lebanon estate, refinery tours, historic Boston sightseeing, Harvard Arboretum visits, and multiple civic and press gatherings with prominent New England hosts and Georgia officials.
The Georgia Press Association offers thanks for hospitality received during their third annual cruise. Gratitude is extended to Savannah hosts Mr and Mrs Mills B Lane and Savannah newspapers staff, Ocean Steamship Company crew on City of Chattanooga, Boston and New England organizers, Portsmouth and Hampton Beach Chamber of Commerce, New Hampshire publicity board, Ports mouth Gazette editor, Boston dignitaries, Massachusetts Press Association, Statler Hotel Boston, Gray Line Tours, Boston Navy Yard officials, and all others who enhanced the trip, declaring it the best yet.
Georgia editors touring from Savannah to Bene Not tour Quincy Mass welcomed by local press team. They tour historic sites and see Quincy claim as home to two national presidents John Adams and John Quincy Adams. The group learns of local industries including granite and shipbuilding tied to Fore River and Wollaston districts.
Reports from Valdosta indicate extensive cypress timber in low lands dying due to dry weather. In some areas only small trees show impact while in swamps near Fargo many trees large enough for sawmill timber are already dead. swamps have dried up for weeks.
An historical note records Miles City Montana as the site of a record cold day in January 1888 with a temperature of 85 degrees below zero. The extreme event is noted as the lowest ever experienced in the United States.
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