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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 06, 1917
Page
2
An advertisement from Reynolds Georgia invites buyers to bid on cotton and mentions seed, velvet beans and peas. It urges farmers to store cotton and notes market price information available at all times with J. M. Weaver in Reynolds.
Reynolds area notes list visits by H A Paris J H Goddard and families plus many friends in Georgia towns. Movable plans include a moving picture theatre opening, school assignments for Miss Beulah Barrow, and resignations in the Woman's Missionary Council with Miss Mabel Head retiring after eleven years.
Ed Musslewhite of Reynolds Georgia announces purchase of all kinds of scrap iron at forty cents per hundred pounds and accepts scrap metal rubber and burlap bags in any quantity with delivery to Reynolds. Old boilers excluded.
Fragmentary lines show a merchant urging customers to call for items and promising fast delivery. Mentions specialties and a line designed to benefit shoppers. No clear names, places, dates, or outcomes readable.
A local shop advertises Texas Rust Proof Oats Red Tag and Fulghum Oats in stock and invites inquiries on grain cotton seed hulls and pure cotton seed meal. Window display features bicycles and under market prices. Wire fencing, Ealing wire, Majestic range, Racine casings, auto accessories, Old Hickory wagons, open and top buggies, and farming implements advertised with six month old prices.
Friday and Saturday September 7 and 8 mark the dates for a special display of millinery and ladies ready to wear. View the line to see new styles and find likable pieces whether you buy or not. We will be looking for you and urge you to be present.
A merchant proclaims a broad line bought six to twelve months in advance, selling at today’s wholesale or lower prices. The ad urges filling needs early to save money and asks readers to visit quickly as space limits itemization.
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