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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 13, 1949
Page
4
The Adel News discusses public news value, youth views, and the mental shift in society. It cites ginners' cotton reports, church revival by civic groups, and a call for kindness toward those who falter, reminding readers of shared humanity.
Former Governor M. E. Thompson paid a visit to the Herald office while traveling in Butler. He offered no definite future plans, but the conversation suggested he would run for governor next year. The paper notes his strong chances if he is a candidate, surpassing other men considered for the race.
From the Jackson Herald column Along the Way comes quirky cases of matrimonial discord. A wife seeks divorce claiming allergic reactions to her husband who provokes itch and rash in his presence. Another sues after being struck with a Bible described as the weapon. A third records a husband aiding his wife into prostitution, leading to a three year Federal penitentiary sentence.
A Bainbridge Post-Searchlight columnist urges complete reform of Georgia tax laws ahead of the 1950 General Assembly session. The piece notes four temporary tax increases enacted in the last extraordinary session and argues only wholesale revision will prevent repeated emergencies. It cites public readiness and calls lawmakers to heed the people.
The Albany Herald questions whether antimonopoly opponents are targeting the A P Tea Company. It notes critics allege a monopoly while defenders argue the chain has saved money for average shoppers for over 90 years.
The 94th annual Georgia State Fair starts in Macon at Central City Park next Monday and runs all week. Thousands attend from Georgia and nearby states to see educational exhibits and Cetlin and Wilson midways. Exchange Club of Macon presents the fair to benefit welfare programs and civic work.
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