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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 04, 1930
Page
2
The community notes numerous residents visiting relatives in Atlanta Macon Greensboro and other towns. Mentions include Mr C H Neisler Mrs J H Neisler Mrs E H Griffith Miss Evelyn Carter Paul Williams R F Carter and many others. Fresh eggs sold locally and ads from Hinton Hollis offer dry goods and groceries.
The Young Woman's Bible Class will hold its usual business meeting next Sunday with officers and chairmen urged to attend for committee reports. Mrs Gray Hicks is still on the war path seeking quarters or twenty cents and a good report is hoped. Visitors welcome. Best price paid for fresh eggs to serve customers.
A stanzaic poem urges perseverance through hardship and doubt. It counsels maintaining courage and effort despite fear and defeat, promising eventual progress and reward. The lines emphasize cheerful resolve, resilience, and the will to win.
Reynolds High School opened Monday morning under Prof E H Joiner with record attendance. Supt Joiner outlined the year's work as Rev M O Williams conducted devotional. Mrs Pendergrast presented a musical program featuring Hendley Saunders Emily Whatley and a juvenile orchestra. A new school song was sung by students led by Marie Thelma Barrow Wynnita Taylor.
A Panhandle community column lists residents visiting relatives and friends in Macon and Clinton, greetings to ill family members, teaching assignments in Statesboro, and travel homecomings. It notes church society events, such as a League meeting, and reports on local members like Edna Trapp, Helen Young, and Virginia Young.
The school reopened on Monday September 1 with 51 pupils enrolled. Officials expect to reach 75 in a few weeks. A brief program started at 8:00, devotional led by Mrs Caldwell, and talks from trustees and teachers were enjoyed. Many parents attended and were encouraged to visit regularly to aid cooperation with teachers and students.
The Meriwether Vindicator argues money can be made on the farm only if methods change and farmers rely on their own labor and production. It cites a census report of sparse livestock, rising poultry and egg prices, and widespread labor dependence on enslaved labor's aftermath, urging self sufficiency, fewer external demands, and fair compensation through home production.
W D Bridges of Bulloch County reports a dog remedy for running fits. He claims a dose of calomel and a piece of asafoetida given two or three times daily for three days, then a three day pause, repeating if needed. The medicine can be fed in bread and the dog fed lard after the first dose. Bridges says dogs recover when lard is eaten and cites cases from Savannah visits.
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