How precious also are Thy Bee unto me, O God
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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1930
Page
4
Farmers Fish to Escape Grass Quietly
Farmers retreat from grass and leave the area as markets wobble. Wheat prices tumble while other costs stay steady like a biscuit. Some people resist truth, though others acknowledge it.
Four war veterans to receive higher monthly pay
The piece notes veterans to gain a substantial monthly increase despite President Hoover's veto, with commentary from multiple papers on political and economic matters. It also references a Supreme Court ruling on guilt by possession and debates in Georgia politics, boxing and crime anecdotes, and quotes from Arthur Brisbane and Henry Ford on business conditions and stock market lessons.
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Hoover
Niagara
Arthur Brisbane
Brisbane
Henry Ford
Ford
Married in Savannah First Baptist Church ceremony
Reported nuptials of Brevard Francis Law and Anna Louise Justice are detailed alongside brief notes on boxing champions Schmeling and Sharkey, a high compensation figure, and a snapshot of contemporary public life in Georgia. The piece touches on politics in Atlanta elections, a bishop’s libel threat, and local newspaper links, ending with critique of a tariff bill and Hoover.
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Law
Justice
Brevard Francis Law
Anna Louise Justice
First Baptist Church
Savannah
Textile School Weaves G Hardman Design by D M Liles
A G Hardman woven design created by D M Liles of Wilson's Mills NC, a year graduating student at North Carolina State College Textile School. The piece was produced using the Saentis enlarging camera to scale, then outlines added on design paper. A woven example will be sent to respondents with stamped, addressed envelopes to the Textile School.
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G. Hardman
North Carolina State College
D. M. Liles
Wilson’s Mills
Raleigh
N. C
Public Duty and Threat in Crawford County Editorial
The Crawford County News threatens to publish private debt facts if officials fail to issue monthly financial statements. It vows to expose an accidental attempt to saddle debts on the county, naming the Commissioners and Clerk and warning of journalistic exposure in the next issue.
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Smiifeorr
Crawford County
Crawford County News
Osborne for U S Senate Sainted by Bainbridge Paper
The Bainbridge Post-Searchlight lauds former Georgia resident and Michigan governor candidate Chas S Os bore for the U S Senate. It argues Georgia Democrats would back him in Michigan’s primary and predicts a strong win, saying his appeal rests with the people rather than politicians and that Georgia would gain three able senators in Washington.
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Georgia
Chas. S. Oborne
Michigan
U. S. Senate
Bainbridge Post-Searchlight
Osborne
Chase Osborne
Guv
Farmers Market venture links Georgia growers with Atlanta buyers
An Atlanta City Builder article describes Sears Roebuck and Company establishing a Georgia Farmers Market in June. The venture aims to profit only to cover overhead, with all earnings from future profits directed to the Four-H Clubs of Georgia education. The booth sells Georgia-raised produce and essential non Georgia items to meet local demand while supporting farm youth. The project targets a limited area and notes the need for regional fresh perishables.
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Atlantas
Atlanta
City Builder
Sears-Roebuck and Company
Four-H
Georgia
L. H. Beal
Chicago Enterprise
Fire at Bohump residence draws crowd in Bellastreet
Society editor records a downtown fire at Mr. and Mrs. Bohump home on Bellastreet. Guests attended as firefighters appeared in blue tunics and the weather favored the gala mood. Rumors say the blaze was large scale and cost about $8,000.
Farmer hopes and warned promises in political chatter
Speaking from long experience, Pat Griffin warns that new aspirants for the general assembly promise much yet lack practical grasp of farm needs. He notes farmers suffer when profit from agriculture is not shared and urges big business to loosen up or the economy will collapse, leaving no incentive to return to farming.
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Israel
Pat ‘Griffin
General Assembly
Tad
Pat Griffin
Cordele
George
Cordelo
World celebrates birth of church on Pentecost day
The 1900th anniversary of Pentecost was observed globally. The piece notes Pentecost’s meaning, the church’s birth after the Holy Spirit’s arrival, and urges Cordele residents to actively support community growth rather than leaving it to a few.
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Jesus Christ
Jesus
Christendom
Mysterious Social Roles and Fashion Notes
Fragmentary column muses on why women wear high heels, powder, and hosiery. A 18 year old Degry pic is described, with references to manners, socialism, and fashion. The writer admits confusion over women’s appearance and behavior, while a county demonstration anecdote touches on housing and roosting chickens.
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Echo
Random thoughts on religion and moral duty in modern society
A fragment from a 19th or early 20th century column argues for religion as a source of moral guidance and political virtue. It likens decadent modern Church to atheism, praises ancient Biblical figures, and laments waning moral fiber while urging repentance and a return to Christian citizenship. The author, Jessie Baxter, critiques politics and social habits while stressing law, virtue, and religious influence.
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Daily Press
Hamilton
Law
George W. Wickersham
Woman's Christian Union
Texas Wonder Product Claims Kidney and Bladder Cure
An ad promotes Texas Wonder for kidney and bladder issues describing gravel weak and irregular kidneys. It offers mail order at $1.25 and lists testimonials from Dr. E B. Olive St Louis Missouri. Also notes about bagel production and a river height claim near the battleship Colorado.
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Ottle
Hall
BE. W. Olive
St Lous
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