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Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Oct 18, 1934

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American Legion youth program fights crime with service

The American Legion and its auxiliary promote Americanism and child welfare to give every child equal opportunity and reduce juvenile delinquency. They cite a 1925 endowment of 5.1 million dollars to aid needy children, with the fund’s interest supporting national child welfare efforts.

American Legie American Legion United States Auxiliary National Child Welfare Division White House

Farming Census To Provide Jobs For Over 25 000

Washington Oct. 11 The agricultural census starting in January will create about 25 000 census jobs. Wm L Austin Census Bureau Director said the positions include 223 supervisors and many enumerators to be chosen with Democratic representatives, continuing a Civil War era patronage policy. Applicants need high school education. ages 25 to 60. rural districts favored. no appointments before Nov 15.

Washington Census Bureau Wm. L. Austin Austin Congress

Why Organize Fire Protection Units In Taylor County

An article explains the forest and land harm from fire, detailing how burning forests destroys seed germination, reduces plant nutrients like nitrogen, harms tree growth, and invites decay. It notes that fire can make trees vulnerable to pests and rot, urging formation of fire protection units in Taylor County.

Taylor County Edward Austin Butler High School

Eleventh Annual Taylor County Singing Convention Celebrates

The Butler High School auditorium hosted the eleventh Taylor County Singing Convention on October 14 with a resounding success. Leaders, quartets, pianists and volunteers received praise as audiences applauded. plans already form for the 1935 session on the second Sunday in October.

Taylor County Butler High School C. R. Simmons V-Press Butler R. N. McInvale Ideal Harris Allman Ellaville Ben F. Sanders Thomaston Thelma Guy Elmer Lady McInvale Sanders Grover Stephens Robert Thomas Manchester Noah Spivey Columbus Robinson Oglethorpe Eva Waller Spivey Columbus Macon County Elmer J. Everett Americus Little Junior Robinson Junior J. S. Green

Treasure Hunt Tickets On Sale For October Twenty-Six

Tickets are 15 cents for individuals and 26 cents for couples for a Friday night treasure hunt October 26. Participants meet at a focal point, follow clues to buried treasure, and the first couple to discover it claims the prize. Refreshments will be served after. Buy your ticket early and join the treasure hunt event.

Local dry goods and groceries advertised by Mrs Bazemore

Mrs. Bertha Bazemore of Butler Ga advertises up to date dry goods and ready to wear along with a full line of fresh groceries.

Bertha Bazemore Butler

Agriculture Boys Go To State Exposition At Macon

Butler High school FFA chapter announces six top agricultural students from each school qualify for free entry to the Macon exposition. Six Butler boys Edward Austin C J Peterman Paul Hollis Fickling Harris Franklin McCants and Felton Posey will compete after a judging exam on seed dairy and beef cattle and swine.

Macon F. F A Ff. F. A Butler High School J. Bell Edward Austin C. J Peterman Paul Hollis Fickling Harris Franklin McCants Felton Posey

Local Girls Win Prizes at Columbus Fair

Congratulations to Miss Martha Fain and Miss Carolyn Hill of this city as prize Winners at the Chattahoochee Valley Fair in Columbus last week. Fain took first in fourth year sewing and club work exhibit for Taylor county and Hill won first in pimento pepper exhibit and girls special Kerr exhibit.

Martha Fain Carolyn Hill Chattahoochee Valley Columbus Miss Fain Taylor Courty Miss Hill Kerr

Home Burns in Una­dilla Fire Destroys Helms Residence

The home and contents of Reverend and Mrs. J L Helms at Una­dilla were destroyed by fire early Saturday as the family stayed with relatives in North Georgia. The blaze damaged the house and its belongings, with no injuries reported.

J L. Helms Unadilla North Georga

Notice to return water trough from cattle pen in Butler

Federal warrant may be issued if the water trough is not returned by the party referenced in this notice. Lula Wall, Taylor County Relief Administer, warns that no questions will be asked upon return.

Butler Lula Wall Taylor County Relief Admr

Pensioners in Taylor County Get Full August Pay

Pensioners received a full month’s pay of 30 dollars for August via checks mailed by Judge L. T. Peed, instead of 15 dollars for half a month. The change follows adjustments in the pension distribution.

Taylor County L. T. Peed

Judge Crips illness sparks national sympathy

Ex congressman Chas. R. Crisp, stricken suddenly ill in Washington a week ago, remains in serious condition but shows some improvement. The report notes broad sympathy across Georgia and the nation as his health fluctuates.

Georgia Chas. R. Crisp Washington

Dixie Café Changed Hands in Local Sale

Announcement this week reports the sale of the Dixie Cafe formerly run by Mr and Mrs H C Walker to Mr W S Payne with Mrs J R Braddy named manager.

Dixie Cafe H. C. Walker W.S. Payne J. R. Braddy

Butler welcomed as Mrs H B Walker and daughter return

Mrs H B Walker and her daughter Miss Marjorie move to Atlanta and choose Butler as their best place. They are warmly welcomed back to the city. Mrs J R Braddy and children move here this week from Woodland, and Butler friends are pleased by the arrival.

H B, Walker Marjorie Atlanta Butler J. R. Braddy Woodland

Land for Park Acquisition Near Butler

Public subscription is closing on several hundred acres north of Butler donated to the government for a national park. The land would host the local CCC Camp and provide permanent quarters for officers and enlisted men if the project proceeds as currently anticipated.

Butler CCC

County Agent Explains Cotton Bill To Farmers

Article by G. C. Daniel details Taylor county allotments issued on Oct 12 13 and 12 cent loans as banks and warehouses moved cash. It notes 90 percent allotment filled with 10 percent pending statewide delivery early November and explains how base acreage 1928-1982 determines allotment amounts.

G. C. Daniel Taylor County Georgia Bas Ee

Home Economists to Meet At Americus October 25

Georgia Home Economics Association holds a district meeting in Americus on October 25 at Geor gia Southwestern College. Miss Susan Mathews cites development of home and community life as the main topic with input from teachers extension workers and business and relief program home economists. Expected speakers include Miss Alice Mann Mrs Bessie Gaines Miss Alice Purcell Mrs Hattie M White Miss Mamie K Taylor and Miss Marguerite Myers. All home economists urged to attend.

Georgia Home Economics Association Americus Georgia Southwestern College Susan Mathews Home Economist Alice Mann Georgia Educational Association Bessie Gaines Muscogee Country Alice Purcell Dawson High School Dawson Hattie M. White Thomaston Mamie K. Taylor Georgia Power Co Marguerite Myers City Hospital Columbus

Legion and Auxiliary Card Distribution Sparks Scramble

The 1985 Legion cards went on sale last week causing a rush to be first in line. Names led the list in order J. S. Green M. T Gaultney Jr A. E. Guinn H. L. Riley J. M. Austin W M. Smith Hamp Riley H. C. Walker W. M. Mathews J. H. Amos. The Publicity Officer notes the Auxiliary trails 1935 membership 10 to 6 and teases next week’s results.

Legion Altho J. S. Green M. T Gaultney, Jr A. E. Guinn H. L. Riley J. M. Austin W M. Smith Hamp Riley H. C. Walker W. M. Mathews J. H. Amos

For Rent in Butler Desirable Location Four Rooms

Rental notice offers four rooms in a sought after Butler location with contact at Butler Insurance Agency. Ad promotes new sweaters underwear and suiting and notes Mrs. Bertha Bazemore of Butler Go. Also mentions a wedding at the Butler school building Friday night October 26.

Sophronia Butler High School Butler Butler Insurance Agency Bertha Bazemore Butler School

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