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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1930
Page
6
Essay extols country towns as lifelines of liberty and progress, noting their role in shaping great minds and fighting oppression. It argues live, active towns with up-to-date merchants boost farming markets, community welfare, and local industry, while stagnation stems from local business and citizen apathy.
Luke Reilly recounts how a water rat nibbling at RAT SNAP outside his home died before reaching the river. The ad notes RAT SNAP product use since moving near the river two years ago. Available in three sizes 35c 65c and $1.25 from Butler Drug Co and H J Porter's Drug Store in Butler Georgia.
An advertisement promoting train travel as the safest most comfortable and reliable option. It claims lower costs and urges inquiries with ticket agents about greatly reduced fares for short trips on the Southern Railway System.
Georgia senate hopeful John M Slaton makes a broad campaign speech rejecting entangling alliances like the League of Nations and the World Court. He attacks Harris for supporting those bodies and argues for stronger constitutional fidelity, white supremacy, and a forceful Georgia voice in federal benches amid dire economic conditions. He pledges an open campaign and outlines his stance on public spending and governance.
The City Marshal of Reynolds Georgia announces a sale on the first Tuesday in July 1940 at the City Hall. Real estate and houses in Reynolds tied to unpaid city taxes from 1924 through 1929 will be sold to raise amounts owed. Tenants notified, for several parcels in Taylor County and Reynolds city lots.
Dan S. Beeland administrates the Eveline Lucas estate and seeks leave to sell real estate. Citation issued. heirs and creditors are notified a July 1980 Ordinary Court term will decide the request unless a cause is shown. Ordinary T Peed presiding.
A reflective piece on life's uncertain path and the difficulty of choosing right from wrong. The narrator recalls forty years of wandering and observing others who stray, hoping the majority are good while acknowledging rugged terrain and lost trails. He notes lack of guides, the blend of guesswork and luck, and the frequent detours before finding the main road. He emphasizes starting with good intent but sometimes veering off course.
There will be an election on the 27th day of June 1930 to fill trustees in the Butler Reynolds Central Joesley Mauk districts. Qualified voters listed will vote at the usual district location. Returns with tickets must be filed with the Superintendent of Schools promptly. the County Board will consolidate and certify results on the first Tuesday in July at 10 o'clock a.m.
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