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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 15, 1930
Page
12
Experimental data from 1928 and 1920 trials show side-dressing cotton with Chilean nitrate of soda around 35 to 40 days after planting boosts yield. Across 1,007 demonstrations, average gain was 416 pounds of seed cotton per acre, worth about 29.12 dollars at then-current prices.
Indian Springs Ga May 9 Justice James K Hines of the Georgia Supreme Court delivered an address at the Flint Bar association meeting criticizing amendments to the 1877 Georgia constitution as undermining life and property protections. He warned against overgrown commissions taxes and monopolies and urged adherence to core constitutional principles and rudimentary public education.
Keith's Georgia Theatre books Nick Lucas star of Gold Diggers of Broadway for a week starting May 18 with the Twelve Clock Revue and 12 Broadway stars plus 12 top beauties. The bill also features Marty May Lucille Hae the Bruno Weise Trio and the screen feature Young Man Manhattan in talking form.
Baton Rouge, May 12 – Governor H. P. Long faced a fierce legislative clash as anti administration forces opened efforts to impeach. They base the move on alleged federal road funding withholdings totaling over 2 million tied to highway projects under Long. Additional charges include intimidation of publisher C. P. Manship misappropriation of funds and alleged conspiracy to murder state representative J. Y. Sanders Sr.
John Tuthill recalls attempting poison with meat and cheese, then RAT-SNAP. Within ten days all rats were gone. No food mixing needed. RAT-SNAP comes in three sizes priced 65 cents and 1.25. Sold and guaranteed by Butler Drug Co. and H. J. Porter's Drug Store in Butler, Georgia.
An ad extols rail travel as the safest most comfortable and reliable option with low fares on short trips and urges inquiries to ticket agents about reduced rates offered by the Southern Railway System.
Sheriff R P McGuffin advertises multiple properties in Reynolds and surrounding areas for sale to satisfy state and county taxes for 1928 1929 including fifty acres in lot 66 18th district G L Dwight and a house and lot of Mrs W J Theus Est along with 101 acres in lot 16 14th district R G Gray and a Reynolds property owned by BE F Seay and wife and by Mrs W R Whatley. Count of parcels ensures public auction on first Tuesday in 1980 during legal hours.
The piece contrasts the millionaire and the tramp as complementary extremes of society, suggesting each defines the other. It frames class disparity as a defining, reciprocal dynamic within the social order.
The estate of A. J. Payne Sr. faces a sheriff sale in Taylor County. On the first Tuesday in June during court hours at the county courthouse, lot eight in block 18 city of Reynolds, 53 feet on Winston Street and 150 feet deep to an alley, will be sold to satisfy a fi fa from the Taylor County Superior Court in favor of Mrs. Hiba Payne. Date noted as May 6, 1980.
M B Everett administrator seeks letters of dismission from Lee J. Barnes estate in May 1980 citation to creditors and next of kin to appear on the first Monday in June and show cause why letters should not be granted. The notice is dated May 6 1980.
O S Cox administrator for the estate of Mrs G W McDaniel in said county applies for letters of dismission. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the office on the first day of June 1930 to show cause why letters should not be granted. The matter is recorded by Ordinary L T Peed.
The Federal Land Bank of Columbia declares a loan default on L. H. Harmon deeded security dated December 6, 1921. The sale, under the deed’s power, takes place June 3, 1980 at Taylor County Courthouse, offering multiple lots totaling about 607 1 2 acres for cash to the highest bidder.
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