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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 17, 1946
Page
5
In the Butler Georgia newspaper notice the Butler Herald emphasizes its post office status and weekly circulation while quoting regional reflections. It urges careful driving to prevent hospitalizations from weekend visits and promotes self control over impulses with a nod to Georgia traditions.
Friends express relief as Mr Talmadge shows signs of rapid recovery from illness in a Jacksonville hospital and plans to return home soon, possibly by the time this item is printed.
The piece clarifies that Governor-nominee Talmadge is not the only four-term Georgia governor. It states that Hon. Joseph El. Brown was elected Governor of Georgia in 1857, 1859, 1861 and 1863 to set the record straight.
Officials from the U S Free Delivery mail routes visited Butler last week to survey all mail routes in the county. They plan extensive improvements to roads used by the mail service as four state highway projects are under construction locally.
The Marion County Patriot announces the Buena Vista Courier will join Buena Vista as a second weekly paper. The Patriot will continue under its current management and publish every Friday in Buena Vista, noting competition benefits for local readers.
The piece lauds Mr. Talmadge for planting flowers along Georgia highways and calls for a South Carolina style law to curb destruction of native roadside flora with a $50 fine. It notes Georgia residents are urged to adopt similar protections and hints at a possible legal exchange with South Carolina.
Sterling Price Gilbert presents a memoir of a Georgia Supreme Court justice and longtime public servant. The review highlights the book’s Autobiography Georgia history legal commentary and inspiration for youth. It notes Gilbert’s role as University friend donor and Regent and lists chapter topics and illustrations including a Lamar Dodd portrait.
A reflection on the value of politeness and thanks in daily life and diplomacy. The author muses on how courtesy, like a steady stock, elevates commercial and personal relations and contrasts past civility with modern sharp talk in high politics.
The excerpt urges overcoming fear when starting a difficult job. It notes initial panic can yield to competence and interest, referencing Emerson about grandeur and duty. It counsels youths to resist illusions and answer duty's call with action.
The Attorney General requires Mrs. Mankin and Judge Davis to be listed on Fifth District ballots. The feud centers on primary selection methods with party rules seen as a Gentleman’s Agreement. The outgoing committee favored unit votes while a new panel backed popular votes, Davis edging the unit margin.
City officials and police pledge strict action against drunken driving. The article praises Columbus for intensified enforcement and heavy penalties, arguing drunk drivers are criminals endangering others and must be treated like any murderer.
The October 20 lesson outline lists selected scripture texts and subjects provided by the International Council of Religious Education for instructional use under permission. It identifies thematic focuses and quoted passages for study.
The text outlines Paul’s conversion and immediate testimony in Damascus, his break with his past, and his call to preach Christ. It covers his time in Jerusalem, Antioch, and Arabia, highlighting Barnabas as a helper and the birth of the Christian label, with emphasis on faith over works and spiritual preparation for future ministry.
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