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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1913
Page
8
A collection of local notes urges Taylor County to hold a fall county fair to boost county advertising. Mentions Decatur DeKalb funding, residents discussing the right move, and calls for community involvement. Includes assorted ads and brief notices on health and local issues.
The article recounts a Tennessee farmer who built a silo about twenty years ago and finds it remains as good as new and has paid for itself many times over annually. It notes Secretary Wilson praising the Southeast as ideal for live stock raising and urges expansion to secure the region’s food supply. The Southern Railway’s Live Stock Department is launched to promote livestock farming.
The Atlanta Bible Conference will convene in Atlanta Georgia March 7 to 16 with six services daily at the Baptist Tabernacle. Noted speakers from London Chicago Louisville Washington Nashville and China will attend led by Secretary Rev. John W Ham. Officials expect the largest out of town attendance in fifteen years aided by railroad reduced rates.
W P Broyles reports a long illness ended by Foley Kidney Pills and urges others to try Haley Kidney Pills for backache rheumatism and weak kidneys. He claims the pills cured painful bladder irregularities and offers them as the best medicine for kidneys and bladder ailments sold by City Drug Store
At the Augusta Cora Show Lillie Mey Dubose of Aiken presented 1492 quarts of canned goods from one-tenth of an acre winning prizes totaling 274 dollars. The goods were valued at 81.43 dollars, or about 814 dollars per acre, reflecting the economic value of canning and its impact on markets and future farm use.
A powerful tornado struck central and southern Georgia on Thursday, injuring more than a score of people and causing extensive damage. Buildings collapsed in Crisp and Baldwin counties while Stewart, Berrien, and Milledgeville areas saw fatalities and severe destruction. At Hopewell and Raines schools many children were buried or injured. a private sanitarium in Milledgeville faced flooding and patient danger as storms raged. Repair crews and doctors struggled to aid victims amid widespread wreckage including the state farm and Buena Vista areas.
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