Middling cotton seed and farm notices from Butler 1918
The page reports on middling cotton seed prices and a series of local notices. It notes M. R. Foy of Union ill with guarded hope for recovery, a mule killed in a runaway on C. M. Bartlett’s farm, a water conservation appeal for Butler Water Works, promotions for Wilson Heaters, and an upcoming Butler Red Cross Chapter annual meeting at the Court House on October 23.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler Red Cross
Court House
Butler
G. C. Smith
Local notices and ads feature illness recovery and sales
Malaria fever cures noted with Mrs J R Beeland improving after a week of illness. Linwood McGee returns to health, and Jefferson and Hodges Masons prepare for a royal convocation with Grand Lecturer E A McHan aiding degrees tomorrow afternoon. Also advertised are coats, seeds, batteries, axes, Princess ranges, velvet beans, and crop notes from local farmers A L McGee and H V Adams.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hodgers
Royal Arch Masons
Masonic Hall
E. A. McHan
Grand Chapter of
Georgia
Notice on gasoline pricing and church notes
Auto Owners are notified of a new gasoline charge of 35e per gallon for fuel drawn after 8:30 p.m. The notice is dated Oct. 15, 1918 and signed by D. W. Rogers, Ira Chambers, and I. F. Peebles & Co. Church notes report the Methodist Missionary Society meeting with singing, prayer, Bible lesson, committee reports, bulletins, a study review, and three new members received.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. W. Rogers
Ira Chambers
I. F. Peebles & CO
Methodist Missionary Society
C. F. Fickling
H. J. Porter
F. P. Golding
Social Notes Show Visits and Illness Spread Through Butler
Mr. H. H. Jackson returns from Washington. Mrs. H. P. Wallace confined by sickness. Lieut. John Respess of Kentucky visits. Miss Ida and Bessie Lou Childs open school at Charing. Several relatives and friends appear in Butler with visits and travel notes. Several illness reports including Clyde Brewer and influenza affecting Dr. and Mrs. G. C. Smith. Decatur hospital updates on Forrest and Lilly Carson. The Young People’s Missionary Society met with program activities recorded.
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J.T. Carson
Decatur
Ala
Forrest Carson
Miss Lilly Carson
Young People’s Missionary Society
Phoebe
T. B. Joiner
Golding
Louise Gilson
Dues
Sadie Rawls
Fourth Quarterly Conference at Crowell's Church Next Saturday
The Butler circuit holds its final quarterly conference at Crowell's church with preaching by Presiding Elder Dr. J P Chatfield on Saturday and Sunday at 11 am. A business session follows dinner and a basket luncheon will be served at noon. All circuit members urged to attend. public invited. Coal Scuttles Tongs Pokers and Shovels.
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Butler Circuit
Crowell’s Church
J.P. Chatfield
Card of Thanks for Fire Aid from Windhams
Gratitude is extended to friends who donated financially after recent fire losses. C A Windham and Mr and Mrs C D Windham express appreciation for the human kindness and pledge reciprocal help in misfortune. Plate Glass Windshields for Ford cars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. B. Rawls
Ford
Lost gold bar pin near school and church
Lost gold bar pin engraved Martha Benns. Reward offered for return to the Herald office. Also notices seed sales and lanterns for sale with fire insurance rates listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Martha Benns
Baptist Church
Herald Office
Stray Black Cow With Bell Marks Recovered
A single black cow with a bell, left ear cropped and right ear forked was found as an estray. Owner must pay expenses to reclaim the animal.
A. W. White Highlights Boys Clothing and Ford Radiators
A. W. White promotes a new line of boys clothing from smallest to largest and advertises Ford radiators suitable for 1915 and 1918 cars. IRA Chambers offers these goods alongside the apparel and automotive items.
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M. R. Cameron
Ford
Ira Chambers
Also Mentioned on This Page
Marvel Junior
United State
M. R. Foy
Union
C. M. Bartlett
Bartlett
Butler Water Works
J. R. Beeland
Linwood McGee
Mrs. A. L. McGee
Columbia Dry Cell Batteries
J. P. Nelson
Macon County Citizen
Jecke, Butler, Ga
R.F. Dal
J. T. Adams
W. G. Simmons
Garden Valley
Chipley
TRA Chambers
H. V. Adams
L. A. Harrell
Ashburn
Turner County
Social
H. H. Jackson
Washington. Es
H. P. Wallace
R. C. Montgomery
Columbus
John Respess
Kentucky
Ida
Bessie Lou Childs
Charing
Louise Hammock
W. W. Edwards
Tazewell
S. O. Adams
Macon
Julia
Carolyn Adams
T. H. Frierson
O. S. Cox
Walter ,Wright
Meredith Myers
Hortense Davant
Cordele
J. E. Davant
Mrs. George Nelson of
Col
Elise Wallace
Jeanett Wallace
Blufton
Clyde Brewer
Amelia Gunckel
Atlanta
Annie
Sarah Windham
Mary ‘Scandrett
City
Mrs. R. A. Ssandrett
Amzie Chapman
T. G. Turk
Reynolds
J. E. Fountain
Laura Beeland
Fort Valley
Tom Sams
Camp Wheeler
Messrs
C. W. Bazemore
R.S. West
Hicks Brown
Leah Meade Jones
Florence Jones
Mr. Worth Cox
J. F. Cox
Lakeee
May Kelly
Ellaville
Mildred Wisher
C. H. Jackson
WY. L. Waters
H. H
E. M. Waters
Dawson
Clem
E. E. Waters
E. B. Bater
Marion N. C
V. S. Butt
Fred Smith
Levi Smith
C. A. Windham
Mrs
C. D. Windham
IRA
A. W. White
G. W.dewberry
Taylor County
Central Warehouse
the Farmers & Merchants Bank
Butler, Georgia
R. E. McCants
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