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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 12, 1925
Page
8
A readable OCR fragment explains placing correct letters in white spaces to form vertical and horizontal words. It lists headers and letter mapping cues for related clues, with examples like Ancient goblet and Proclamation, plus vertical and horizontal guidance and several partial terms.
A Pennsylvania cottage porch report describes a spider repairing its torn web with precise technique. Starting at the center, the spider clears cross threads, rolls waste into a ball, then replaces spokes and reweaves the web, an example of remarkable efficiency reported by Youth's Companion.
A quotation from Charles Kingsley urges starting each day with purposeful work. It argues forced labor builds temperance self control diligence and willpower, yielding virtues unseen by others.
A quotation from H. Spurgeon notes that doubts about church fundamentals arise in some congregations. It asserts warmth in certain churches reduces fear and encourages faith.
A reflective line urges constant vigilance against personal vices and harmony with neighbors as a yearly measure of moral renewal. It emphasizes self-improvement and civic virtue to sustain peace within the community.
The fragment notes a theme of power for sacred service directed toward a spiritual mission. It mentions Latercourse with God as the focal point and frames the message around divine strength enabling worship and ministry.
The writer ventures about politics with a sharp take on term limits for office holders. He jokes about life-long elected officials to avoid “office seekers” and muses on a humorous March sale of Bull Durham tobacco. He warns the piece will continue in future columns and urges readers to watch for more.
A State Comptroller-General notice to county tax receivers cites Code Sec. 1068. Land returns must be by district number and section or clear identification. Receivers cannot accept undesignated lands. each parcel requires district, section, acres, and value for proper listing.
A religious lesson outlines the resurrection of Jesus as foundational to Christianity. It details the empty tomb, Mary Magdalene’s witness, Peter and John’s investigation, and Jesus revealing himself to Mary and the disciples, stressing faith in the risen Lord and the authority it grants.
A devotional line expresses gratitude for being called to work for Thee and seeks divine guidance to discern each person’s duties and path in service.
The quote argues that a improved life must stem from daily living, not from abstract visions. It emphasizes that everyday habits and experiences are the source of meaningful change. The statement reflects a practical, forward looking mindset about personal progress grounded in ordinary life.
Public sale announced for 71644 acres in Taylor County in the 14th district including lots 60 61 69 92 and part of 68 and 56 with specifics on boundaries. Property owned by Li hk Rawls and W H Millions transferee Taylor County Bank. Tax liens for 1924 and 1928 to be satisfied. Sheriff R P McGuffin governs.
R. E. Jones Cliff Middlebrooks Dr N G Grizzard G L Dwight and Lillian Grover are named in a tax sale to be held at the courthouse door on the first Tuesday in April 1925. Properties include multiple land lots totaling 202% acres each in various districts to satisfy 1924 state and county taxes. Sheriff R P McGuffin filed levies and returns March 10 1925.
The Herald announces a special one year rate of $7.50 for The Butler Herald and the Daily and Sunday Constitution on all Taylor County rural routes. Regular combined rate is $11.00, with the offer available for a few weeks only and not open to non rural route mail.
The writer claims John Oldcastle, Henry V's early companion, inspired Shakespeare's Falstaff. Oldcastle allegedly died as a traitor during the monarch's reign.
In Taylor County Georgia the property of E M Crawford totaling about 962 acres in two lots in the 12th district will be sold at public outcry. The sale is authorized by an execution from the Taylor Superior Court in favor of J E Frizzell doing business as Farmers Penly Co. Sheriff R P McGuffin notes the sale date March 4.
In the District Court of the United States Northern District of Georgia Western Division the bankrupt E. L. Hickman of Butler Ga is adjudicated bankrupt and the first meeting of creditors will be held at my Columbus Ga office on the flat day of March 1925 at ten in the forenoon Creditors may attend prove claims appoint a Trustee examine the bankrupt and transact other business Wm de L Worsley Referee in Bankruptcy Columbus Ga
Court sale notices list multiple parcels to be sold at courthouse door in GAID County on the first Tuesday in April 1925 for cash to satisfy state and county taxes. Parcels include lots 89, 44, 4 and 79, and 64 acres of various districts and bounds, detailing owners A J Locke Mrs P Riley W S Minor and others.
In Taylor County Georgia the property of A W White including a saw mill edger boiler engine and log cart will be sold at public auction on the first Tuesday in April 1925 during legal hours at the court house area. The sale satisfies a fi fa from the Superior Court of Taylor County in favor of Home Mixture Guano Company. The items will be moved to the purchaser at the current location on the road from Butler to Thomaston near M T Gaultney's place. The 6th day of March 1925.
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