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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 02, 1920

Page

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Falsehoods used to shore up dying campaign claim

tlasta August 31 a desperate campaign effort spreads false reports that Governor Dorsey fired a white florist and replaced him with a black porter. T. E. Massengale says the florist position was abolished for wartime economy. the state now has no florist and saves about 908 dollars annually.

Tlasta Massemgale Grant Capitol W. B. Wilson R. B. Devers Megre

Appeal for J E Davidson in Houston County split vote

The letter from a Loyal Peach County citizen argues for creating a new Houston County, contending it would benefit both regions. It defends Davidson’s candidacy for state senate, rebuts opposition in The Butler Herald, and notes Houston’s size and tax value to justify division. Food prices are mentioned as falling slowly with no gains.

Byron Taylor County Butler Herald Houston Houston County J. E. Davidson Fort Valley Peach County Chaim Macon ‘County Macon County Old Houston Georgia Butler State Senate

Rules Adopted for 23rd Senatorial Primary Fort Valley Meeting

The 23rd Senatorial District Executive Committee met at Fort Valley with R N Holtzclaw elected chairman and B F Walker secretary. Rules set the Houston county candidate prerequisite, district wide vote winner becomes nominee, county certifying returns, and a later convention with proportional delegates, all to govern the September 8, 1920 primary.

Fort Valley A. C. Riley Ben F. Walker G. D. Tucker Houston County R N Holtzclaw J R Ammons G D Tucker Crawford County L Andrews F Walker B F Walker Houston Senahouidl Executive Committee San Democratic Executive Committee Georgia R. N. Holtzclaw Ben F Walker

Virgin of Stamboul Rivoli Theatre Feature

Rivoli Theatre presents a benefit showing on September 10 featuring a large scale photo drama about desert caravans and a Virgin heroically storming gates to save an American soldier lover. The release promises a stupendous cinema experience and urges audiences not to miss the event.

Virgin OF Stamboul Rivoli Theatre Black Horse Bus‘kra Acmet ‘Hamid Rivoli Theatre

Tison House Burns Near Ella Ville

Fire consumed the Tison residence on Homer Collins farm two miles northwest of Ellaville about 11:30 a.m. Wednesday. The stove flue sparked the blaze while Mr. Tison and older children picked cotton. The home, valued with five hundred dollars in insurance, was destroyed though most furniture and the barn were saved. Many Ellaville residents rushed to the scene. The Tisons will live in another house on the same farm.

Lon. Tison Homer ‘Collins Ellaville Tison Schley County News

Frank Hobbs Dies After Illness in Macon

Frank M. Hobbs editor and owner of the Industrial Clarion died at his Cherry Street home in Macon after a brief illness. He was born in Taylor County fifty five years ago and had edited the Industrial Clarion since leaving the Telegraph. Survived by his wife and two sisters Mrs G W B Joiner of Butler and Mrs E T Lightener of Ideal. Funeral set for 11 am at Burghard's chapel with Rev Do W Curry of Centenary Methodist Church officiating. Interment in Rose Hill Cemetery.

Macon Frank M. Hobbs The Industrian Claron Cherry Street Burghard Hobbs Macon Telegraph Télegraph Clar Union Mbor Taylor Co Butler E. T. Lightener Ideal

Fire destroys cotton gin at Roberta Georgia

A Roberta Georgia cotton gin plant was consumed by fire with the blaze starting from an unknown cause in the early hours Tuesday night. The extent of the loss could not be determined as of yesterday.

Roberta Roberta Ginnery

Bird Courts Trial of Delinquent Mates

Birds gather in a communal scene as a crow court convenes to judge and punish misbehaving peers with ritualized signaling, pecking and territorial display shaping social order among the flock.

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Mr.Grant Thas T. E. Massengale H. J. Porter Butler, Georgia Court of Appeals Charles W. Smith Dekalb County Judge Smith Stone Mountain Circuit Wade Dove Second Street Macon, Ga Confederate Veterans Frank Hobbs G. W. B. Joiner Mr. Hobbs Herald Verin House of Representatives Will
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