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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 04, 1915
Page
2
A brief note questions Ford car ownership and daily use raising concerns about repair needs and reliability. It prompts readers to consider maintenance status and the practicality of using a Ford vehicle for regular travel.
Reynolds Ga May 3 1915 scarce news. Visitors, visits and errands fill a list of names from Ricks to Montfort. Rain needed. gardens suffer. Socials include weddings, teas, and church groups. Local officials updated. cars and garages highlighted.
Miss Alice Fenn daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Fenn and Mr. Howard Neisler of Reynolds wed at Cordele's First Baptist Church at noon on Wednesday. The ceremony featured music by Frank Harris violin by Fay Simmons and performances by Mrs. G. A. Ballenger and others. Bridesmaids and groomsmen from Reynolds and Cordele participated, with a reception at the Clark home and a bridge party in their honor.
Regular communications of Burns Masonic Lodge were prorogued until May 12 at 8 p.m. for degree conferrals during the revival meet at the Baptist church. Mr Evans Mitchell, longtime proprietor of Big Oak Hotel, left for Greeneville Georgia to manage a hotel there with two daughters joining later. The Woman's Improvement Club members praised Montezuma's Third district convention and the hospitality shown. Nettie Paris and Dorothy Strong visited cousins Mr. and Mrs. W. H. McKenzie, who hosted them at their splendid home. Mrs. McKenzie is the daughter of Hon. and Mrs. E. B. Lewis.
Public notice that Walter Simmons is under contract as a farm laborer for the current year. Since services have not been rendered, the speaker will pursue legal remedies unless satisfactory arrangements are made or Simmons returns to fulfill the contract.
Three McCormick mowers with 6 foot blades offered for sale at a bargain price by C. B. Marshall. Local buyer urged to contact the seller for details and price.
Public notice states an unidentified brown cow is in custody after being found straying. Description mentions a sawed pore detail and vague markings, with owners urged to identify and claim by official date. Authorities request any information leading to rightful ownership and return.
The Panama-Pacific International Exposition in San Francisco draws nations and crowds with 42 foreign nations and 89,000 exhibitors presenting global achievements across eleven palace exhibits and state and foreign pavilions. The Zone amusements exceed 10 million dollars in investment as rail rates drop and hospitalityysts keep prices steady. free information and a color booklet are available from the exposition Bureau of Publications.
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