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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 11, 1920
Page
7
Public notice stresses no one is exempt from income tax and urges timely filing by March 15 1919 using Form 040A. It warns of penalties for late or false returns and offers guidance from IRS offices and banks/trust companies for assistance.
The president condemns objections to treaty reservations, calling most proposed changes virtual nullifications of articles. He cites Article X as central and warns weakening it would imperil the covenant’s very heart. He notes no objecion to clarifying constitutional methods to fulfill obligations.
New York reports that ap thra cite miners in a preliminary session stated if wage talks with operators run past April first due to disagreement on a new wage scale, there may be a suspension of work but no strike.
El Paso Herald reports 100 passengers on the Mexico City express were forced from coaches near Corralitos, Chihuahua and robbed in the name of Francisco Villa by armed bandits. The incident was conveyed to the paper by Boost Home Industry. Tifton hosts All-for-Georgia meeting to unify development groups Gov. Hugh M. Dorsey endorses the plan and a $200,000 financing fund to boost Georgia resources across the state. A. K. Sessoms of Waycross elected president to coordinate promotion efforts.
With only five days left in the county officers campaign, numerous aspirants compete amid broad respect. Voters will decide on March 16 after a peaceful contest where all candidates express high regard for one another and regret only if defeat comes.
Columbus prepares for the annual Georgia county commissioners convention to be held in May 2021. Columbus Chamber highway department plans entertainment for visiting officials including Chat tahoochee County members and local business leaders foresee joint meetings with Georgia Highway Association in town.
Advertises farm loans on improved property with six percent interest for five to ten years. Promises quick approvals and small commissions. Advisor asks to meet before placing loans.
Fire Insurance promotes protection for property against fire lightning and tornado with automobile coverage. Representing seven old line companies, the ad invites owners to visit G. C. Smite and F. A. Peed at Butler ESS Co. to obtain coverage.
The advertisement lists c. Co. Hay Attorney-At-Law with office upstairs in Telephone Building and guarantees prompt attention. It also offers lumber and velvet beans for sale including several thousand feet of rough lumber for well curbing and related uses.
Stephen R Moore a long time Taylor county resident died at his home near Butler on March 4 at age 81 after a fall and pneumonia. A Confederate veteran he valued honesty and neighborly kindness, and his Free Will Baptist faith guided his funeral at Bethel Cemetery conducted by Rev J T Adams. He is survived by his widow Adrian Cox Moore and three sons S H Moore B F Moore and Jack Moore and a daughter Mrs Henry Windham.
The wife and children of Mr S R Moore express gratitude to relatives friends and doctors Fickling and Montgomery for their untiring aid during his illness and death They request continued kindness and support in their time of need.
George F. Daniels of Hardwick VI promotes Chamberlains Tablets as the best laxative after trying many. He owns the Hardwick Inn, a modern New England hotel, and lauds the product for regular use by sedentary workers.
The committee on duty for Mt Pisgah cemetery invites all interested to meet at the cemetery next Saturday March 13 at 10:00 a m to plan the 1920 cleaning work. The treasury is low. Applicants for the work will J H Bone B M C Taunton J T Cox, Treasurer.
T. P. Marshall, a noted chemist, promotes Baby-Ease as a harmless infant remedy without morphine or opiates. He argues most baby illnesses stem from stomach and bowel issues and claims the formula is pleasant, non nauseating, and easy to digest, with the ingredients printed on every bottle.
New Zealand scientist John Pomeroy promotes Puratone health theory in Georgia. He argues humans overeat and underexercise, compares city life to a parlor dog, and warns only certain illnesses respond to his medicine. Alfred M. Allen of Columbus testifies Puratone restored health after years of stomach trouble. Dealers listed in Butler Reynolds Charing Carsonville and shipment details.
An ad extols Gude’s Pepto Mangan as a safe pleasant blood tonic that enriches blood cells and boosts vitality. It asserts happiness and success follow robust health and urges readers to ask for “Gude’s” Pepto Mangan and look for the genuine packaging.
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