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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1913
Page
8
The Butler Herald in Butler Georgia lists editor C E Benns and details subscription price, postal status, display and local advertising rates, obituary policy, and word charges. It specifies 200 word obituary limit, 1 cent per extra word, and payment guarantees required.
A Georgia column surveys national and state politics with notes on President Wilson summoning an extra Congress session for April tariff bills, post office shifts, and hopes for federal aid to agricultural schools. It also covers health ads for Chamberlain remedies and local editor Latimer’s death, plus local sentiment on cabinet posts and ambassadors for Georgia.
The Macon Telegraph comments on attacks against Senator Bacon’s nominees and the Texas petition to bar officeholders who supported opponents. It argues a Democratic president should not punish primary rivals, warns of harm to Wilson’s party unity, and recalls Grant's warning about internal factionalism.
A 1918 appeal urges national action to reform farm product markets and pricing. Leaders from Dallas, Huntington, Chicago, New York, and Atlanta call for a Chicago conference April 8 9 10 1918 to devise a plan for better distribution, credit access, and cooperation with farmers. The text highlights high living costs and crude agricultural organization as core issues needing urgent reform.
An advertisement touts Darby's Prophylactic Fluid as a万能 remedy for cramps and colic, nausea, and surface wounds. It claims internal and external use, with a 50 cents bottle price sold at City Drug Store, highlighting its germ destroying claim for the sick room.
The Dawson News notes a shift in Washington official circles under the Wilson administration with fewer wine drinking occasions. President Woodrow Wilson and Mrs Wilson, Vice President Marshall and Mrs Marshall, and Secretary of State Bryan and Mrs Bryan reportedly abstain from intox icants, with other officials also avoiding alcohol.
J. 8. Dopahne of South Haven Michigan, a Civil War captain and lighthouse keeper, credits Electric Bitters with saving him from wrecks and curing ailments. He reports improved digestion, eyesight, and overall health at seventy, praising the tonic for dyspepsia indigestion stomach liver and kidney troubles. Available for 40 cents at City Drug Store.
Southern Railway appoints Dr Walter Sorrell at Greensboro NC and Dr CD Lowe at Chattanooga TN as assistant livestock agents to advise feeding breeding and care of livestock across the Southeast. They will help form clubs and give demonstrations at no cost to farmers along the railroad lines.
W P Broyles reports a long kidney and bladder illness ended by Foley Kidney Pills. He claims relief from severe backache and bladder pain, urging others to take the direct road to health with these pills. Sold by City Drug Store.
A fragment notes a tension between waiting and taking initiative. The line suggests seeking a better guiding principle than passive delay, urging action through a proactive mindset.
A promotional notice from H G Hastings & Co of Atlanta offers readers free flower seed and a free illustrated catalogue. The ad promotes Southern seed growing, a cash prize for Corn Club boys, and mentions their 3,000 acre farm, inviting readers to request the catalogue by writing today.
Property foreclosures list two parcels in Taylor County Georgia. The first sale covers land lot 179 in the 24th district totaling about 202.5 acres, with boundaries near E H Corthers Rodgers place and W H Riley, to satisfy a superior court judgment in favor of J R Beeland sheriff. The second sale offers 13 acres off lot 245 in the 13th district with a dwelling, bounded by Lucendie McCants Henderson Elder J F H Bone and R S West, to settle a justice court claim for Butler Banking Company against Liza Edwards and Gus Edwards.
Georgia Taylor county by virtue of a Taylor Superior Court order will sell at public outcry on the first Tuesday in April 1913 at the courthouse door the estate lands of S. H. Lovatt deceased. The tract lies in the Fourteenth District containing about 170 acres in parcels of lots 174 and 175, bounded by Flint River Beeland lands R. E. Casey and E. E. Fuller. Administrator J. A. Matthews of S. H. Lovatt deceased seeks highest cash bidder.
Delila Gooch applies for permanent Letters of Administration of Warren Lockett's estate. Creditors and next of kin must appear at the Ordinary's office within legally allowed time to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated March 3, 1918. A. H. Riley, Ordinary. Baby Wase advertises a remedy to regulate stomach and bowels with a guaranteed safe formula printed on the carton.
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