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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Nov 05, 1925
Page
5
A poem about resilience and character, arguing that true strength lies in how one endures fate’s blows. It praises standing tall after misfortune, facing failure without fear, and proving one’s mettle through effort and endurance. The lines emphasize grit over victory. Selected.
Butler locals report Mr. G C Smith in Atlanta on business and promote nightly radio concerts. Miss Dorothy James to spend weekend in Atlanta. Miss Clyde Brewer to St Petersburg for ten days. Mr James L Burt traveled to Barnesville and Atlanta. Mr and Mrs Stripling and children visited Butler relatives. Ads tout cosmetics and skin whitening, lemon waren, and “its a long lane that has no lovers.” Mrs Ida Steed to Jacksonville for winter with relatives. Local markets offer fresh fish and oysters Friday and Saturday. Community updates include church, Missionary Group, and a car ride to see No No Nanette. Porters Running Fit Remedy promoted for dogs.
Hon H M Stanley Commissioner of Commerce and Labor of Georgia spent a short time in Butler Monday en route to other South Georgia points on important business with his office. He is regarded as a popular statehouse official who has had no opposition in fourteen years.
Large congregation hears Rev. Fletcher Walton of the North Georgia Conference deliver a forceful sermon on scripture at the Methodist church last night, drawing a prominent turnout and strong attention from attendees.
A congenial group forms a ten day Gulf Coast fishing party leaving Saturday. The party includes F. C. Jarrell G. W Fickling H. E Neisler Roy Philman P A Jenkins Tom Windham R O Clarence and Alton Montgomery. They anticipate hearing many fish tales on their return.
Miss Alma Rosser of Eatonton Georgia has been added to the Butler school faculty and will have charge of the fifth grade. She comes highly recommended as a teacher and is welcomed by the Herald as the school grows in size and interest.
Bulldog pups five weeks old for sale males twelve fifty each females ten dollars each registration papers furnished with pups buyer contact W T Baggett Butler Candy Co Butler Georgia sold through local ad listing anchored by breeder handlers and business name PMID: 0
Roberta game on November 18th, Beulah Heath absent this week, Mr Garland ill but at work. New fifth grade teacher Alma Rosser arrives from Eatonton. Several students absent sick, bell damaged yet in use. Honor roll first grade lists names. Caesar quizzes and humorous classroom exchanges noted.
Eight thousand six hundred ten bales of cotton were ginned in Taylor County from the 1925 crop before October 18, 1925, compared with six thousand nine hundred sixteen bales ginned by October 18, 1924.
Large Stewart pecans mature and sold at 50c a pound. Place orders at the Herald office for the next few days. both large and small orders will be filled promptly. Any unsold crop will be shipped next week. This offers a prime chance for Christmas nuts.
Friends of Miss Evelyn Wright of Macon and James E. Atkinson of Macon note their marriage solemnized at the bride’s mother home on Tuesday evening October 27.
Mrs. Robert Anderson Ballowe of Eufaula announces the engagement of her daughter Anne to James Thomas Slade of Eufaula and Butler. The marriage is to be solemnized in December.
Mr Lewis Hanley and Miss Nellie Rogers of Box Springs married Thursday afternoon at two o clock in Rev I T Adams residence with a ring ceremony. They are well known in the Box Springs community and were accompanied by Mr and Mrs D S Sizemore for the ceremony.
Pecan growers in the area report a satisfactory crop with large well matured nuts. The season shows promising prices and many trees coming into bearing, signaling that the region could become one of the state's top pecan producers in a few years.
Street tax must be paid by Navy by November 18 1925 or a summons will be issued to show cause. By order of Butler City Council. This 4th day of November 1925. W. A Anglin Marshal.
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