Butler News Notes From County and Nearby
County commissioners meet to day as Butler and Taylor county report on weather delays and local business. Names of visitors, court attendees, shop openings, health talks, church schedules, and a push for wartime cotton storage appear in a bustling community roundup.
Prof Grace Presents Whiskers Play in Talbotton
Prof William Grace, well known in Butler, staged a Talbotton production by local talent last Friday night. The show drew a $40.50 receipt and included an accompanying concert. Grace may bring the play to Butler with local assistance.
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W. F. Grace
Butler
Talbotton
Prof. Grace
Subscriptions Cut as Delinquent List Grows
The paper announces dropping many names and blue-penciling others if payments are not made before month end. Paper costs have risen recently with more increases likely, forcing a price rise or expense cuts to maintain a $1.00 annual rate. The paper argues against charging one subscriber $2.00 to cover another’s debt.
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the Herald
Pearl Wallace land posted north of railroad notice
The public is notified that all lands of Pearl Wallace north of the railroad are posted. Trespassing is strictly prohibited, especially shooting. Signed by J. T. Carson.
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Miss Pearl Wallace
J. T. Carson
Prominent Columbus Citizen R A Carson Dies
R A Carson president of Bran non and Carson wholesale druggists died this morning after a short typhoid illness. He led Columbus school board work, served as deacon at First Baptist, and held bank and business roles shaping the city. He is survived by his brother J T Carson of Butler.
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R. S. Foy
Taylor County
Butler
Sylvester
Taylor Superior Court
W. E. Simmons
Lawrenceville
C. G. Lee
Asheville
N. C
J. J. Bull
Jarrett J. Bull
Oglethorpe
J. H. McGehee
John Andy Smith
Talbotton
W. D. Crawford
Pu2na Vista
Jere Moore
Montezuma
George C. Palmer
Taylor
Wood
Columbus
Robert A. Carson
Brannon & Carson Company
Carson
Columbus School Board
First Baptist Church
National Bank of Columbus
J. T. Carson
Tax Collector Rounds for 1914 Published Dates
Tax collector J J McCants Jr announces 1914 tax collection hours at Butler court house during court week and Saturdays until December 20. Dates listed for Reynolds Panhandle Perkins School House Daviston Howard Norwich Mark Charing Rupert Southland Potterville Carsonville with times and precinct locations.
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Court House
Butler
Reynolds
Panhandle
Perkins School House
Daviston
Howard
Norwich
Mark
Charing
Rupert
Southland
Potterville
Carsonville
J. J. McCants, JR
T. C
For Sale Seed Oats 900 Bushels Appler Rust Proof
C. M. Blair offers 900 bushels of Appler Rust Proof seed oats for sale at 75 cents per bushel.
Will Exhibit at Talbott on October 16th
The Mighty Hang Shows return to Talbott offering a varied program of riders aerialists contortionists gymnasts jugglers and clowns with a large and modern lineup that pleases both press and public. A long list of acts including a grand menagerie and Roman-style sports promises a royal holiday spectacle for patrons Thursday afternoon and evening.
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Talbotton
Rome
Cotton Seed Offered at Cox’s Stand by Douglass
To the farmers of Taylor County W W Douglass announces purchase of cotton seed at O S Cox's old stand behind J F Windham's store offering the highest market price and inviting farmers to bring their seed.
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W. W. Douglass
O. S. Cox Old Stand
O.S. Cox
J. F. Windham
Notice to Teachers of Taylor County
Notice to Taylor County teachers requires school start on the last Monday in October and sets pupil enrollment thresholds before pay begins. Teachers paid thirty dollars monthly must enroll fifteen pupils, those paid fifty dollars must enroll twenty five, and assistants require fifty pupils. Each teacher should know their pay before starting. no raises. By order of the Board, A. S. WALLACE, C. S.
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A. S. Wallace
Baptist Women Set Columbus Meeting of Georgia Union
The Georgia state convention of the Baptist Women’s Missionary union will meet in Columbus in the second week of November and be in session for several days. About five hundred delegates are expected, with many of Georgia’s brightest women attending.
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Georgia State Convention of the
Baptist Woman’s Missionary Union
Columbus
Georgia
Indigestion Relief Promised by Chamberlain’s Tablets
Mrs M J Gallagher of Geneva New York suffered persistent acute indigestion and constipation for over a year. After trying many remedies she found relief four months ago with Chamberlain's Tablets, which she purchased locally and believed to help immediately.
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M. J. Gallagher
Geneva
N.Y
Chamberlain
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Mauk
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C. M. Weaver
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J.T. Carson
Hon
R. A. Carson
Fred
F. A. Peed
H. C. Benford
H. S. Taylor
Bethel Primitive Church
J. E. Fountain
O. E. Montfort
F. B. Montfort
Ira Chambers
Ira Waters
South Carolina
A. J. Shirah
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E. J. Hart
W. C. Stewart
J.H. Stevans
H. J. Dyas
Ladies and Misses Cloaks
J. E. Bartlett & Co
H. P. Wallace
G. C. Smith
Convention of Women’s Federated Clubs of Georgia
Albany
John Henry Jones
Greenville
Lillian Jones
L. H. Spiller
Macon News
Tra Chambers
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City
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Frank McLaughlin
the Etrald
Col. McLaughlin
Chattahoochee
J. R. Beeland
Herbert Beeland
Daughters of the Confederacy
Caddie Neisler
Mamie Frierson Wallace
Clem Waters
the Central
Waters
J.E. Bartlett & Co
C. M. Bartlett
C. V. Powell
Powell
R. R. Brewer
Prof
Grace
C. M. Blair
Talbott
Georgia State Fair
Georgia State Agricultural Society
Macon,georgia
Dixie
Julius H. Otto
Field Peas
MR. Farmer
United States
E. E. Jarrell
Butler, GA
Rexall
H. J. Porter
ST. Joseph’s
Palage Gash Grocery