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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 16, 1929
Page
8
A sermon outline on Jeremiah 1 presents God demanding reform, true heart obedience over ritual, social justice, and protection of the weak. It warns against false prophets, idolatry, and reliance on religious forms, detailing blessings for obedience and judgments for disobedience to Israel.
A compact verse meditation on prayer from I John 5 14 15. It asserts that asking within God’s will ensures hearing and receiving petitions. The lines reflect steadfast faith and confident supplication aligned with divine will.
The excerpt is a religious verse from Ecclesiastes 8 8 about the inevitability of death and the lack of discharge or escape from life’s final struggle, stressing human powerlessness against fate and moral consequence.
A neglected Bible means a starved and strengthless spirit, a comfortless heart, a barren life, and a grieved Holy Ghost. This reflective line by F. B. Meyer emphasizes spiritual discipline and daily scripture study as vital for vitality and consolation.
A nostalgic ad touts Castoria as a safe, natural remedy for infants. It claims no opiates or narcotics, highlights widespread use by mothers, and urges keeping a bottle in homes to soothe colic, constipation, diarrhea, and restlessness.
Federal Judge Wm H Barrett barred Eugene Talmadge Georgia Commissioner of Agriculture from interfering with Georgia sales of butter substitutes and forbade derogatory statements about the products. He found the commissioner's allegations of adulteration or misbranding unfounded, noting his motive was protecting dairy interests.
An advertisement for the Southern Railway System promotes train travel as the safest, most comfortable and most reliable option. It highlights lower costs and urges inquiries to ticket agents about greatly reduced fares for short trips.
A study of Georgia crop statistics 1924 to 1928 shows farmers plant about four million acres of corn and related grains, yielding 14 bushels per acre or 50.5 million bushels. The state faces a farm-supply shortfall of roughly 38 bushels per acre, with nitrogen and cultivation gaps cited as key causes. Research suggests 150 pounds of nitrate of soda per acre could add 8 to 12 bushels, potentially boosting annual output by over 82 million bushels to meet farm needs.
Chilean Nitrate of Soda should be applied as a side-dressing to corn 45 days after planting or when the plants are knee to thigh high. Use 100 to 200 pounds per acre, depending on prior fertilization and soil needs. For continuous corn, phosphate and potash may be required. apply before or at planting if used. Ed Bureau Atlanta Ga.
Foreclosure sale for William E Streetman property in Taylor County to satisfy a $984.70 debt plus taxes and costs. The security deed to Charles Forman dated September 23 1926 secures $2300 first lien. Land includes lot 119 and south half of lot 118 totaling about 303.75 acres. Sale set for May 27 1929 between 10 am and 4 pm at the Taylor County courthouse.
Notice from the United States District Court Middle District of Georgia that William T. Montgomery of Reynolds is adjudicated bankrupt. The first meeting of creditors is set for May 24, 1929, at 2 30 in the afternoon in the Columbus Ga court room. Creditors may attend, prove claims, appoint a trustee, examine the bankrupt, and conduct related business. Paul Blanchard, Referee in Bankruptcy, Columbus Ga.
Taylor County Georgia notices Mrs Fannie Whitley seeks guardianship of four minors Susie J Dennis and Willie Yy all under six. The application will be passed at the next county ordinary on the first Monday in June 1910. Witness L T Pee, official.
Rosa Montgomery and Cathrine Monterry have applied for discharge from guardianship. All interested parties must file objections by the first Monday in June, or she will be discharged as requested. Dated May 6, L. T. Peed, Ordinary.
W P Parks administrator on the estate of G W Parks applies for discharge from his duties. Creditors and interested persons must file objections by the first of June 1929. otherwise the administrator will be discharged. Dated June 6, 1929.
W J Thee conveyed land to Reynolds Mercantile pany to secure promissory notes totaling 59:00. The notes are in default with 8 percent interest and the security deed records the land description and intended sale date set for June 1 1929 at the Taylor County courthouse to satisfy the indebtedness of 172.25 dollars with costs and proceeds first paying the sale costs then the debt. deed will follow to the purchaser.
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