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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Mar 18, 1920

Page

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Only Two Names for Presidential Primary

Atlanta dispatch reports Georgia officials will limit presidential ballot names to Palmer Clarke Lansing McAdoo Watson and Reed if petitions are filed while Hoover and Edwards seek to keep their names off the ticket. Officials cite direct requests from candidates as decisive in banning use of their names.

Atlanta J. J. Flynt Edwards Gadee Flynt Georgia Th State Executive Committee A. Mitchell Palmer Champ Clarke William G McAdoo Robert Lansing Thomas E. Waton Herbert Hoover McAdoo Thomas E. Wetson Howeve Watson Senator Reed Reed Palmér Clarke Lansing Messrs Smith and Watkins F. C. Jarretl J. H. Whatley H. J. Garrett Couunty

School Teachers of State to Meet at Macon

County school officials and teachers of the state will convene in Macon from March 24 to 26 for an assembly focused on educational improvement. It is urged that each Board of Education obtain a report from attendees to share with the community, highlighting discussed topics and benefits of attendance.

Macon Board of Education

The Candidate Before the Primary

A poem praising a candidate before the primary election. It highlights the candidate’s smiling face, gentle manners, eager handshakes, beaming eye, fondness for corn and rye, and willingness to attend church with supporters. The verses depict personal warmth and shared community values as campaigning traits.

The Candidate After the Primary

A poetic portrait of a post election figure, contrasting rough, mocking public persona with a polished, calculating campaigner. The speaker traces the candidate’s boastful, self serving behavior, shifts in loyalty, and the price of public life, foretelling a solitary path and political ambitions unshaken by prior friendships.

Chamberlain's Tablets Endorsement by Inn Owner

George F. Daniels of Hardwick Inn, a major New England hotel, calls Chamberlain's Tablets the best laxative after trying many products. He notes his sedentary life led to need for a reliable remedy and cites his personal experience with the tablets.

Chamberlain George F. Daniels Hiaiiiwick Mr. Daniels Hardwick Inn New England

Genius OE Capacity Maxed in New York Ereolagum

A report from New York indicates Genius OE capacity has been maxed amid ongoing operations at Ereolagum, highlighting production limits and potential impacts on supply and scheduling. Officials confirm continued monitoring and plans to expand capacity in the near term.

New York Ereolagum

Heavy Vote Marks Taylor County Primary Tuesday

In Taylor County the primary produced record turnout with widespread interest. Voters chose Cox over long-time Clerk-Superior Court holder Montfort, and W. T. Austin defeated H. P. Wallace for County School Superintendent in a four cornered race. New county commissioners come from F. C. Jarrett J. H. Whatley and H. J. Garrett.

Taylor County O. T. Montfort Montfort Cox W T. Austin H. P. Wallace W. J. Griffith T. Monfort A. H. Riley H J. Peagler J. R. Beeland E. J. Pool J. J. McCants E. M. Gaultney E. G. W. Williams D. N. Childree Stanley M. Trap Claire H. P

Forty Cent Gas In Sight Claim Reported

Joseph Phelan claims forty cent gasoline is in sight as ship ping board oil experts weigh prices though some say the drop may not hold.

Joseph Phelan Phelan

Citizens Seek Change in How County Commissioners Are Elected

County Executive Committee meets to discuss redrawing Taylor county into five road districts with one commissioner each. Motion proposes staggered terms so two seats serve two years and three serve four years to maintain continuity. R A Hinton to prepare the bill and push passage.

Court House Taylor County R. A. Hitton J. T. Adams RA Hinton Board of Commissioners Butler Reynolds Panhandle Carsonville Daviston Howard Austin Cedar Creek H. H. Aultman Hinton

Sun Core Temperature Claim Sparks Debate

An astronomer contends the sun’s center runs at most 10 000 degrees Celsius, challenging prevailing estimates. The claim invites vigorous discussion among scientists about solar models and energy generation.

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