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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1912
Page
2
Reynolds Georgia June 3 1912 local notes report Miss Jennie McAuley visiting Macon L Prof Strock to arfsman Tenn travel by auto to Macon and Columbus visitors Mer cer Glee Club performance local farmers push fertilizers like Prolific Top Dresser 6-6-7-1-2 and Eureka Extra High Grade 8-4-4.
E. G. English argues Georgia must embrace scientific agriculture and elect practical farmers like T. G. Hudson as governor. He condemns outsiders and urges legislators and officials to be agriculture-minded, directing the state toward renewed prosperity in the Empire State of the South.
Interested buyers can choose from a large and pretty selection of hogs of different ages bred for health. Pigs sold individually or in pairs at reasonable prices by B. P. Jones of Reynolds Route 2.
Rain aided county needs as Bethlehem Sunday School grows with strong attendance. Bunyon Locke and Rufus Kirksey continue weekly visits. Miss Bessie Adams visits the Locke sisters. Local residents attend and report a delightful time at social events and church gatherings.
A loving memory notices the death of Mr. M. David Peterman’s young daughter who died May 18 1912 at 4 30 am. Her remains were laid to rest in Bethel cemetery the same day. The notice offers heartfelt sympathy to the grieving parents and quotes religious reflections on Heaven and God’s will. The poem recounts a mother’s loss and a plea for comfort from a loving aunt Mittie Peterman.
Certification declares Foley's Honey and Tar Compound contains no opiates or habit forming drugs. Local notes report community events, visits, illnesses, and a hail storm damage update from Esdaile Wisconsin and nearby Butler.
Car in good condition with a new engine and 36 horsepower offered for 550 dollars. Owner F B Mc Daniel located in Reynolds Georgia invites calls to discuss purchase of the vehicle valued at 700 dollars.
Akron Michigan resident Mrs J E Henry explains she suffered kidney trouble and double burdened by doctor bills until Foley's Kidney Pills provided relief. She bought a bottle after trying a sample and says the pills saved her a large medical bill. The ad promotes Foley's Kidney Pills for weak back headaches rheumatism urinary and kidney issues. City Drug is selling the product.
Farmers are busy with cotton picking as the day unfolds. Mrs R F Moore visited Mrs J E Wainwright recently. Simon Moore spent the fourth Sunday afternoon with cousins Homer and Oscar Moore. Mr and Mrs L L Dickerson visited near their mother Sunday afternoon. E J Wainwright traveled Thursday toward Reynolds. We were shocked by the death of Mr Dock Peterman last Thursday. Our condolences go to his bereaved family. Mrs W A Moore visited her daughter Mrs L L Dickerson last week. Eva.
A historical testimonial extols Electric Bitters as a remedy that kills malaria germs and cures fever, chills, and weakness. Wm. Fretwell of Lucama NC credits three bottles with eradicating malaria and restoring health, praising it for liver and kidney benefits.
Miss Clinton Hobbs of Columbus visits sister Mrs W W Douglass while Miss Ethel Bryan of Ashburn stays with Mrs J F Taunton and aunt Mrs W W Douglass. Ru fus Kirksey hosts the young set at Oaklawn and a Miona Springs trip on June 2 draws Ethel Bryan Clinton Hobbs Kirksey Locke. Mt Pisgah gatherings, ice cream parties, and rides mark a lively social round with friends Beatrice Taunton Mattie Cox Susan Taunton Agnes Locke Joe Cooper and others.
In Junction City the week included light showers and social visits. Mrs S W Hart traveled to Columbus. Robert and Beeland Blythe visited their sister Mrs Edd Layfield. an ice cream supper at Tom Morgan’s home entertained locals. Miss Marie Barnes stayed with Mrs William Kellar. Lewis Hill and family visited relatives in Mauk. Posey of Juniper was in town. a ball game between married and single men ended with the singles victorious.
Henry Tomblekins visits home folks from Butler. Harry Thirens recently had a troublesome tooth extraction. Josh Habershamcoon buys a new binder and harvests grain. Mush McQuillian Sam Flap jack of Reynolds and Jim Happichan of Atlanta help with the binder. Miss Luke Shellmouth arrived in the Styx. Miss Lucindy Longtongue visited the city and bought a $6 hat at the ice cream supper. Quandrum.
The petitioners Hinton Crawford Weaver and Weaver request the Superior Court of Taylor County appoint a corporation named Georgia Loan and Realty Company for twenty years with principal office in Reynolds and authority to establish branches. The charter covers real estate and loan activities, stock of $10,000 with up to $50,000, and powers to sue, use a seal, draft by laws, execute notes, and wind up by two thirds stock, with renewal rights under Georgia law.
The clerk certifies the application for charter of the Georgia Loan and Realty Company is a true copy on file. Witness O P Monfort, Clerk, Taylor County Superior Court, June 3, 1942.
J C Giles offers prices on leading U S magazines from Reynolds Georgia. He invites readers to call at the local post office for details on subscriptions and rates.
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