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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1930

Page

12

Congress passes rife bill amid partisan clash in June

The final conference report on the rife bill clears Congress with 1,760 votes in favor and 168 against plus one present. Approval expected from Hoover soon as Republicans celebrate and Democrats attack. The text lists varied price provisions for goods and commodities, including clothing, autos, and raw materials, with many items set at specific rates and percentages.

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County Officers Association finds politics at convention amusing

In Thomasville the County Officers Association meets amid election talk with Governors Rivers Holder and Russell present, while farmers report strong tobacco crops and promising cotton conditions. The piece notes friction between officials, farming prospects, and looming melon freight rate concerns before the Interstate Commerce Commission.

Thomasgill Count Neers Actation County Officers’ Association Rivers Holder Russell Wilson Flynt Secrée Paitner Talmadge Brown Collins County Officers Association Commissioner Brown Commissioner Talmadge Tosca Hotel Telfair Florida Georgia Interstate Commerce Commission Macon Florida Line

For Sale Used Car With Good Tires And Mechanics

A listing of a used car offered for sale notes good tires and overall sound mechanical condition. The contact instruction directs inquiries to this office for further information.

Farm Notes show gains in poultry and grains and new farming tools

Mr Saunders reports only 84 losses of 1400 chicks and praises brick brooder wire mesh floors. A dried buttermilk mix cures coccidiosis in days while tests show 198 cows TB free. Mr Payne’s new combine saves labor and boosts grain returns. Farmall power boosts 280 acres corn 25 acres cotton with low per acre costs. Weevils and dusting strategies discussed. Taylor county farmers expect $15,000 in government loans for seed feed and fertilizer.

A\ Payne Taylor County Georgia FA. Ricks Reynolds Macon County Aime Ricks

Voltaire and Rousseau in the Liberalism Debate

Dr Glenn Frank contrasts Voltaire and Rousseau in a volume on Liberty. Voltaire appeals to educated minorities with critical reason, satire, and social grace, while Rousseau speaks to the emotional majority with sentiment, dreamer impulses, and a crowd mind. The analysis weighs democracy through their legacies and the direction each thinker lends to civilization.

Glenn Frank Francois Marie Arouet Hamed Voltaire Jean Jacques Rosseau Hiverett Dean Martin Rosseau

Slaton Names Hall Campaign Manager for Senate Bid

Governor J M Slaton announced in Atlanta on Saturday that H A Hall of Newnan will manage his United States Senate campaign. Hall, a noted Georgia attorney, is to open headquarters in the Kimball house on Monday. Gordon Chapman, ex mayor of Sandersville and editor of the Sandersville Progress, was named head of publicity for Slaton.

Atlanta Gai J. M. Slaton United States Senate H. A. Hall Newnan Hall Georgia Slaton Kimball House Gordon Chapman Sandersville Frank R. Hammett Cotton Stabilization Corporation Washington C. M. McLennan Ri. Soule State College of Agriculture W. E. Aycock Moultrie Chamber of Commerce Georgia Experiment Georgia Experiment Station A. D. Jones State Bureau of Markets L. Brown F. R. Edwards Animal Hus Bandman, Georgia Experiment Station

Mass of U.S. workers switch jobs yearly

It is estimated that 2,800,000 workers quit their jobs or change them each year in the United States.

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