Hoover to seek $150 million aid for farm relief program
President Hoover announced a farm relief measure to authorize a $150 million appropriation from a $500 million fund under the farm relief bill. A farm board will be formed to administer the fund and oversee stabilization cooperatives, with Hyde to suggest candidates and JC Stone and Williams linked to cooperative leadership among possibles. The aim is to place a board with authority comparable to the Federal Reserve and Interstate Commerce Commission in agricultural policy.
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Fs Ysaist
Selecos
Gis
Rat Farm Board
Federal Reserve Board
Interstate Commerce Commis
Tary Hyde
Mr. Hoover
JC. Stone
Lexington
Hoover Signs Controversial Legislation Amid Grand Ceremony
President Hoover signed a landmark bill after a lengthy dispute that split lawmakers. Present were Vice President Curtis, Speaker Longworth, Secretary Hyde, Senator Watson of Indiana, and most conferees, with Senators Norris of Nebraska and Smith of South Carolina absent to protest the expert debenture plan despite the House rejection.
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Hoover
Curtis
Longworth
Hyde
Watson
Indiana
House
Senate
Norris
Republican
Nebraska
Smith Democrat
South Carolina
In memory of Mrs Grady L Walden and her baby Sidney
Memoriam notes the death of Grady L Walden and infant Sidney on January 18 1929. The writer recalls their close sisterly bond from childhood and faith in eternal life, citing Jesus bearing the cross and the promise of life beyond death. Signed Mrs Frank H Bone.
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Grady L. Walden
Sidney
Christ
Jesus
Frank H. Bone
Watching moving pictures of life in the old days
In a room at home an observer recalls a moving picture show with scenes of Dr Lee’s garden at Shirley Hills, Sparks circus on Cherry street, Greater Wesleyan, and World War imagery. He muses on progress from incandescent light, phonograph, wireless, to modern gadgets, and reflects on aging, memory, and the era’s smartness.
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Dr. Lee
Shirley Hills
We Unzaiens
Chateau Thierry
Metals in American Coins
In United States coinage the metals represented include gold silver nickel and copper with tin and zinc as alloys.
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United States
Central Gleanings social notices from Butler area
Mr. Douglas Cook and children visited relatives at Woodbury recently. Several Sunday visits and meals from local families. The Antioch Sunday school picnic was well attended. Miss Emmie Perkins returns home for summer. Peanut Growers urged to see the 1928 model Royal Peanut Picker at Jarrell's Dept Store in Butler.
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Douglas Cook
Woodbury
Dock Byrd
E D. McCorvey
F. C. Peed
W. L. Foy
Mary Anthony
I. M. Foy
Floyd Jarrell
J. F Windham
Antioch
Weeks Adams
L. A Peed
L .T. Peed
M. R. Foy
Antioch Sunday School
Emmie Perkins
Mable Foy
Alice McCants
Janie Peed
Jack Peed
F. M Foy
R B. Birdsong
H. W. Foy
W. Johnson
Macon
Jarrell’s Dept
Butler
Georgia
Butler Route 1 News Highlights Local Illnesses and Visits
Miss Avinell Mott is on the sick list this week. Mrs. W. T. Austin hosted guests Mrs. J. R Pate and Mrs Phillips. The young son of Mr and Mrs. B. F Carpenter has been ill. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Bone and children and Mrs. Doxie Mott visited relatives in Columbus. Mrs. Mott remained over for the week. Helen Walden visits her aunt Mrs. F H Bone. Mrs. C L Saunders and children from Thomaston were Sunday guests of the Henry Harris family. W F Peterman visited Dennis Peterman on Sunday. Luther Harris and children of Ellaville visited the Harris family. Filmore Bone spent Sunday with Guy and Hugh Bone. Frances Barrow and Frances visited Columbus. Thelma Locke visits Atlanta for time with her sister. Robert Hester undergoes medical treatment in Atlanta.
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Avinell Mott
W. T. Austin
J. R Pate
Phillips
B. F Carpenter
Joe Bone
Doxie Mott
Columbus
Mott
John Turner
Helen Walden
F H. Bone
C L. Saunders
Thomaston
Henry Harris
W F. Peterman
Dennis Peterman
Luther Harris
Ellaville
Filmore Bone
Guy and
Hugh Bone
Frances Barrow
Little Frances
Misa Thelma Locke
Atlanta
Robert Hesters
J. H. Adams
Grady Adams
Barnesville
Walter Willis
Tom Wilson
Frank Slaughter
Luther Wilson
Clyde Wilson
Herman Amos
Herbert Sealy
Pearl Adams
Asa Spinks
J. R. Whatley
Haywood Alien and Son
Butler
Baker Baldwin
J R. Heath
W. Gilson
Louise Gilson
C. C. Heath
Anna Heath
Jack Hammock
Thoamston
Tom Giles
J W. Aultman
Andersonville
Lewis Hill
Frank Amos
Jordan Giles
Americus
Nina Royal
Lilda Standridge
Lenora Elliston
G. F Amos
A. F Har_vey
Tom Cochran
Frank Callahan
Lois Harvey
W. Aultman
Gertrude Amos
Zelma Rodgers
Frances Rodgers
Little Brother
Wyolene Carpenter
Ron Cooper
Lenora Cooper
Notice to Sweet Potato Plant Growers in Georgia
Three inspections are required for legal dealing in sweet potato plants in Georgia: in the field, of stored seed, and of the plant bed after spring. Applications due by July 15. no late entries accepted. Free inspection service provided by the state Entomologist.
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Georgia
Atlanta
Local social roundups in Butler and surroundings
Mrs Mintie Pope and her son spent the weekend with Mrs Herman Amos. Several families from Columbus visited their relatives in Butler, including the Spinks and Slaughter households. G B C student Adna Amos returned home from Milledgeville after graduation. Various locals hosted and visited through the week with multiple dinners and Sunday gatherings. JARRELL'S DEPT STORE Butler Georgia
Rupert Happenings and Local Social Notes
Community notices recount Sunday visits among Hammock Giles Aultman Amos and related families in Thoamston Butler and nearby areas. Mentions of guest stays, church singing invites, illness updates, and school activities plus an ad touting FLY TOX insecticide from Mellon Institute researchers.
Five Points Notes on Local Visitors and Visits
Five Points notes list a stream of Sunday guests and weekend visits among local families. Names include Henry Adams Jr and family of Thomaston, H C Adams and family, Isolee Jarrell of Butler, Ella Avery of Thomeston, Mable Foy, Fannie and Thelma Jarrell, Live Parker and Mercer Parker of Daviston, Posey and Isole Jarrell of Butler, G W Jarrell, Rev Dunn, W H Haywood, Mary and Effie Smith of Butler, George Adams of Thomaston, Al Adams, C F Bennett, Inez Jarrell, Eula Bennett, Marion Adams, Thelma Jarrell, Mrs Henry Jarrell, Lucile Adams, D E Byrd, Cathrine Jarrell, and gramparents Mr. and Mrs Henry Adams.
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Henry Adams, Jr
Thomaston
H. C Adams
Isolee Jarrell
Butler
Ella Avery
Thomeston
Mable Foy
Fannie
Thelma Jarrell
Live Parker
Mercer Parker
Daviston
W D Parker
Posey
Isole Jarrell
G W Jarrell
Rev. Dunn
W H. Haywood l
Henry Adams
Mary Smith
Effie Smith
W A. Jarrell
George Adams
al Adams
W. A. Jarrell
Ford
Thelma
Isole
C F. Bennet
Inez Jarrell
Eula Bennett
Marion Adams
Gram
Henry Jarrell
C. F. Bennett
D E. Byrd
Cathrine Jarrell
Lucile Adams
Local Social Notes From Howard County
A roundup of visits and guest days across Macon Butler Pelham Montezuma and Ellaville with family and hospital news. Attendees include Oscar Martin James Searcy Ruth Williams J R Williams Scott family Louise Parks Jeanette Brown and more. Union meeting set at Shiloh Primitive Baptist Church June 28 to 30 inviting all.
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Macon
James Searcy
Butler
Ruth
J. R Williams
Scott
Pelham
Lewis Hill
Louise Parks
Jeanette Brown
Bennett
Baby
Montezuma
Gurr Hamilton
Shellman Martin
daugh_ ‘ters
W C. Childs
R B. Spinks
Thomaston
F. R. Purvis
Edith Parks
Mildred Purvis
Lorenzo
Mt Nebo
Charing
J H. Brown
Atlanta
Horace Martin
Mary Watson
Edward Streetman
Sara Averett
Julian Edwards, Jr
R. L. Brown
Ed Fain
W Childs
Lorenza Purvis
T V. Price
Ellaville
In Memory of Mother by Emmie Lee Wainwright
A memorial verse laments the loss of a mother, noting a vacant home, better land without sorrow, and reunion in heaven. The poem speaks of faith, eternal life, and the hope of meeting the departed mother on the shining shore.
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Mother
Angel Band
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