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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1914
Page
4
A compact selection of local notes and editorials from Georgia papers includes tax and legal ad details, political quips, community notices, and brief reports on Georgia institutions, elections, crime, and public affairs. It references Butler and Macon areas, plus national figures and events with satirical turns.
Encourage readers to study weekly ads for smart shopping. Buy from home merchants first, as ads signal reliability and hometown support. Develop the habit to compare where to buy and what to buy, saving money and boosting local business.
Advertisements claim a tonic will drive out waste and renew strength with claims of healing nervous exhaustion and tiredness. A customer from Haynesville Missouri reports being cured after doctors gave up. Also promotes Buckten’s Arnica Salve for cuts.
An editorial urges adults to support local graduates entering life beyond school. It emphasizes moral stamina, opportunities for advancement, and fostering community fellowship to help them achieve happiness, prosperity, and honor in their native county.
Readers rely on the local paper to stay informed about neighbors, local conditions, and timely events. The text emphasizes the daily need to read the community paper to avoid ignorance of happenings at home.
The U S Civil Service Commission notes ample female stenographers and typewriters but a short supply of male eligibles. Young men 18+ may start at 840 to 900 dollars yearly with quick advancement for merit. Monthly exams year round except December are in principal U S cities. full details from Washington or district offices in major cities.
Minutes from the Third District Democratic Executive Committee meeting in Americus detail August 19, 1914 primary rules to nominate a congressman. Provisions cover nomination by plurality, adherence to state rules, candidate payments, ballot placement, and August 4 ineligibility for noncompliant candidates. Delegates to convene August 25 in Americus to certify results and elect a new district committee.
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