Delay in Primary Results Publication Announced
The Herald will publish Friday after county votes are consolidated on Thursday noon. Staff apologize for postponement affecting routine work. The notice also promotes Millinery fashions from K. Payne & Company and praises Princess Range users by TRA CHAMBERS.
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the Herald
Distinguished Visitor Judge Harwell Receives Backing
Judge Frank Harwell appointed by Governor Dorsey to Court of Appeals succeeds Judge Walter F George elevated to the Supreme Court. He visited Butler Monday where voters pledged him support for the primary on the 12th inst. Governor Dorsey cited Harwell’s ability and qualifications.
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Frank Harwell
Dorsey
Sunday Gas Station Closure Notice
Gasoline service will be closed on Sundays until further notice except in emergencies. This action is deemed essential to inform the government request and apply nationwide policy.
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TRA Chambers
666 Cures Bilious Fever and Local Notices in Herald
The Reynolds area Herald notes 666 cures bilious fever and reports visits from Capt F F Paris. It greets new residents Mrs Lizzie Wallace Monk and Miss Mary Monk, mentions Wilson Heaters, and urges subscription payments due October first. A missing rat dog is sought by Sheriff Beeland. Bettie Lee Davis is introduced as a new Herald contact.
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Herald
Butler
Bettie Lee Davis
Miss Davis
Social Ylotes Visitors and Local Highlights
Capt and Mrs W M Layfield of Dothan Ala visit Rev and Mrs J Adams this week. Hemp Fickling and two sons from Rome Ga spend weekend with Dr and Mrs C F Fickling. Judge Harwell and son Love Joy of Atlanta in the city Sunday. Mr and Mrs C R Brown return from a visit to Mrs W A Childs. Miss Helen Whemchel of Douglas guest of Miss Ollie Wilson. Lieut Jim Fountain of Charleston in the city. Mrs T F Bargeron of Augusta guest of Mrs J W Edwards for a week. Mrs B B Rawls spends days in Columbus. Miss Virginia Perkins of Perkins Ga to stay with aunt Mrs J W Edwards for winter. Mrs Gilbert Robinson of Montezuma visiting her parents Hon and Mrs O T Montfort.
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W. M. Layfield
Dothan
Ala
Hemp Fickling
Lloyd
Joe
Rome
C. F. Fickling
Harwell
Love Joy
Atlanta
Virginia Perkins
Perkins, Ga
J. W. Edwards
Gilbert Robinson
Montezuma
Hon
Mrs
O. T. Montfort
Local social notes crowd with visits and travel
Mrs G C Smith entertains guests Miss Birdie Clark of Macon and Mrs Luther Powers with a motor trip to Miona Springs Friday. The column lists multiple regional visits including Mr and Mrs Julian Edwards, Mr and Mrs Leonard Cross in Orlando, Fla, and Mrs W H Trussell Jr in Atlanta. Prof and Mrs Pettis depart for Reynolds for school duties, while Miss Eve Stewart visits Fitzgerald and Miss Mattie Maxwell visits from Talbotton.
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G. C. Smith
Luther Powers
Birdie Clark
Macon
Miona Springs
Julian Edwards
W. M. Pettis
Reynolds
Wool Hat Boy editorial controversy and local notices
The Herald cites regret that the author signing Wool Hat Boy did not reveal a real name while supporting hardwick’s farmer deception critique. Local notes list Mrs. Lucile Bateman visiting Macon and several residents visiting relatives, teachers, and soldiers from Camp Wheeler with social and travel updates.
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Hardwick
Taylor County Politics Warm With No Clear Leader
Political activity rises in Taylor County as Harris gains strength while Hardwick declines. Tom Watson attracts many followers, but county support is split among Senate candidates. R C LeSueur faces no opposition for State Senator in the 23rd district, and Col C W Foy may be challenged by Hon R A Hinton in Reynolds.
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Taylor County
Harris
Hardwick
Tom Watson
U. S. Senate
R.C. LeSueur
Crawford County
Col. C. W. Foy
R. A. Hinton
Reynolds
Isn't it pretty White-coat Enamel ed ware
A short remark praising the appearance of white coat enamelware, noting its quality and appeal.
Depot hours change at Reynolds and Butler
Important notice states depots at Reynolds and Butler will close at five p.m. from September first with no cotton or freight allowed after that hour. No freight will be received or delivered after five. Agents D. R. Bigbie and E. E. Hodges urge strict compliance.
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Reynolds and
Butler
D. R. Bigbie
E. E. Hodges
Exterior painting and wall papering by G Brock
G Brock of Butler Ga offers exterior painting wall papering and calcimining with best materials and solid references. Contact for appointments and estimates.
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G. Brock
Butler, Ga
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Chambers Butler, Georgia
K. Payne & Company
J. E. Locke
F. F. Paris
Wilson
Ira Chambers
Beeland
J. R. Beeland
John D. Beeland
United States
Helen Whemchel
Douglas, Ga
Ollie Wilson
Jim Fountain
Charleston
T. F. Bargeron
Augusta
J.W. Edwards
B. B. Rawls
Columbus
W. H. Trussell, Jr
Eve Stewart
Fitzgerald
H. J. Porter
North Alabama
Oxford, Ga
Leonard Cross
Lando, Fla
Hugh Neisler
Mattie Riley
Daniel Rogers
Myrtice
Montezuma Sunday
Don
Private Lee Smith
Camp
Mrs. Otis Cooper
Wucile Bateman
Clyde Walker
Camp Wheeler
J. A. Childs
City
J. C. Moulton
James
Jeanette Wallace
Bluffton
J. B. Locke
L. O. Davis
Lieut
Lowery Riley
Mary Monk
Monk
Col
H. P. Wallace
J. T. Adams
Messrs
Walter Riley
Lois Smith
Nettie Harrell
Butler M. & F. College
R. C. Montgomery
C.D. McLendon
Brooks Posey
Mrs. Lester Royal
May Fountain
Washington
I. F. Peeble
V.S. Hightower
the Farmers & Merchants Bank
Butler, Georgia
Taylor
Williams
R. A. Scandrett