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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1919
Page
8
Four men including Taylor Smith Louis Smith and Jim Smith and their brother in law Sam Davis were wounded in a long standing family feud. Taylor Smith reportedly faces death after a cut from Louis Smith amid ongoing hostilities.
An alarm about calomel portrays it as mercury harming health and urges readers to avoid it. The ad promotes Dodson's Liver Tone as a safer alternative, noting its availability and claiming a better outcome for bilious or sluggish feelings.
Marshall Rhordes of Eufaula says Ziron helped his indigestion nervousness and loss of appetite and he shared it with his mother in law who also benefited. The ad claims Ziron a tonic with iron and hypophosphites to build up weak blood and boost appetite and energy.
At the sixty fourth annual session in Atlanta Dr J B Gambrell of Fort Worth and Dr Lansing Burrows of Americus preside again to lead the religious battles shaping the convention's history. Authorities in transfer case Georgia Railway and Power seek to discontinue transfers and the railroad seeks a legal opinion on the commission's jurisdiction after arguments from both sides.
Berlin reports President Ebert denounces the peace terms as a revengeful product and declares Germany will never sign. Demonstrations in Lustgarten attract a large crowd while Berlin crowds denounce Wilson and others as part of ongoing opposition to the treaty. Count von Brockdorff Rantzau returns to Versailles with aides to study counter proposals and discuss financial clauses.
After a 60 mile gale and heavy seas the NC-3 seaplane, flagship of the trans Atlantic squadron, reached Ponta Delgada under its own power. Five crew members and Mrs Towers had endured hours of waiting as battleships and destroyers searched the Atlantic. Rear Admiral Jackson notified the Navy Department, easing officials and Mrs Towers in the Azores leg of a record flight from Newfoundland to Lisdon and Plymouth.
American forces in north Russia readied for withdrawal within ten days as the 339th Infantry and support units were set for transport to England. The 13th engineers on the Archangel front and railway troops on the Murmansk front were to be the last American troops withdrawn under the current plans.
The State Sunday School Convention in Rome on June 10 11 12 features separate conferences for different age groups at three churches led by notable speakers from the International Sunday School Association. Music will be by Robert H Coleman and Doles L Hill. Delegates receive a packet and lodging with meals in Rome.
E. J. Mims has applied for Letters of Administration on the estate of Mrs. Gussie Mims, late of Taylor County, Georgia. All persons concerned are cited to show cause why letters should not be issued as prayed for. The application will be heard on the first Monday in June 1919.
In Taylor County Georgia the guardian J H Childree petitions the Superior Court in Columbus for an order to sell two fifths of one third undivided interest in lot 167 in the 13th District at ten o clock May 24 1919 for reinvestment of the proceeds into 65 acres of the same lot to perfect title for minors John P Mathews and Edward Mathews
A sheriff sale is set for June 1919 at the Taylor County courthouse. Eighty acres off the east half of lot 251 in the third district, presently in Jack Moon's possession, are to be sold to satisfy a fi fa from the superior court in favor of L. F. Peebles & Co. Notice has been given as required by law. The sale is conducted by Sheriff J. R. Beeland.
C F Fickling applies for permanent Letters of Administration on A S Wallace estate. Creditors and next of kin are cited to appear at the Ordinary A H Riley's office within the time allowed by law to show cause why administration should not be granted. Witness dated May 5 1919.
Mrs Lee Watson applies for twelve months support from the estate of deceased B Watson. Appraisers filed their return. All concerned must show cause before the Court of Ordinary on the first Monday in June 1919 why the application should not be granted. Dated May 5 1919. A H Riley Ordinary.
The notice warns that millions of fraudulent aspirin tablets from a foreign maker entered the market, allegedly containing talcum powder. It urges consumers to demand genuine Bayer Tablets of Aspirin, identifiable by the Bayer Cross, and to purchase only in Bayer-origin packaging with proper dosage directions.
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