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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Oct 22, 1925
Page
2
Reynolds and Macon visits recur among residents with many names listed. Hinton Hollis Hicks promote rye and oats with ready stock and planting time. Local travel includes Liffeys Jarrells and Windhams, with several members in Macon or Columbus for visits and business.
The Woman's Improvement Club will meet at Mrs E H Joiner home with Mrs W R Camp hosting Wednesday afternoon November 4 at 2 30. The program centers Education with roll call naming a famous woman. Piano solo by Mrs Edgar Whatley and talks on women in Education by Miss Melissa Ogburn Mrs E H Joiner and Mrs C H Neisler.
The Baptist W M S met at Mrs G W Ingram's home on Tuesday October 13 with Miss Mary Ingram as co host. A full attendance heard opening hymn devotional and talks on Christian Love. Committee names were announced for the year including Flower White Cross Finance Transportation Personal Service Programs and more.
In a small town near Bergamo Italy crowds pressed to adopt a baby drawing police chiefordered raffle. A childless couple won the baby and had it baptized Vic tory.
The record notes that about 70 000 Jews in the United States are involved with furs and are especially numerous in New York New Jersey Connecticut Massachusetts Michigan Ohio and California. It also states there are 40 000 Jewish farmers in South America, the majority in Argentina.
The Reynolds High School notes recount Mr Joiner’s opening remarks as students start a new term. The captain’s voyage metaphor urges confidence, cooperation, and study, while other items report exchanges with the Reynolds Exchange Club, weekend activities, court attendance, and a class composition on Abraham Lincoln winning second prize.
A garbled note describes a local cold and nasal congestion remedy. It mentions an ointment and a treatment that allegedly clears the nose, attributing the claim to a doctor. The text shows OCR errors and lacks clear structure or verifiable details.
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