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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
11
By Thos Is Sullivan, the article argues women drive a town's economy through buying power and civic engagement. It claims women in the nation account for about 59 billion dollars annually and can single handedly boost or curb local business by their spending choices and social influence.
Workmen prospecting for bauxite on the J Kleckley estate in Macone county report discovering a hog fossil in a hole dug 10 to 12 years ago. The animal reportedly fell in at the time and has remained perfectly petrified, with every part of the carcass preserved.
Georgia cotton growers face potential losses from poor stands or overcrowding. The Georgia Experiment Station notes thinning methods from hill thinning to hoe-blocking can affect yields, with older practices not recommended for 1980. Tests show thinning and spacing influence output, and even minimal thinning may justify the labor.
Columbus, Ga May 9 Geo G Jordan 88 a Columbus businessman died at his home after several weeks illness. He had suffered a heart trouble following pneumonia illness.
A fragmentary account from a historical dictionary describes an 1810 find in Amiternum Acquila showing a copper plate with a Hebrew inscription claiming to be Jesus Christ death warrant. The text, attributed to Pontius Pilate, lists charges and witnesses, and notes a Calvary sermon by Dr William Evans asserting Jesus died willingly for humanity.
Macon Ga May 14 Grand Commandery of Georgia Knights Templar opened its annual conclave in the Cotton Avenue lodge hall with regalia ceremony Christchurch service and a luncheon. Representatives from across Georgia are expected with about 60 knights and many wives attending a reception and banquet in the Hotel Dempsey gold room. The conclave will continue Thursday morning and conclude with an automobile tour of Macon points of interest.
Central of Georgia President Amy Clift cites 1929 freight claims at 0.71 per car for 52 million cars handled, a drop from 1921's 2.46 per car. She notes traffic rose 85 percent while claims fell 69 percent, reflecting improving handling and reduced wastage across railroads.
The quotation urges living in the present without repining for the past and facing the future with hope and cheer, free from fear or suspicion. It argues time matters only when it records human thought and action and likens a difficult life to the noble steadfastness of St Bernard dogs guarding the Grim Alps.
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