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Newspaper
Butler Herald
Location
Butler, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Sep 13, 1934
Page
3
Valdosta Georgia September reports county officers lack clues in the murder of A J Bennett a 69 year old farmer found dead near his barn after leaving home in his car Monday. The weapon a closed knife lay by the body as investigators with a coroner's inquest seek motive and suspect details amid a tranquil farm neighborhood.
Washington report from the 1933 census shows 8 487 prisoners were committed to Georgia county and municipal institutions from January through June 1933. Of these 7 131 were males and 1 356 females social statistics include male to female ratios per 100 000 people aged 15 and over.
Night fears haunt a veteran at a Butler CCC Camp as he recalls a deadly field wound and a haunting word BUNK. The poem laments taxes, debt, and wounds of war, arguing the word BUNK sums up costly sacrifice and a ghostly reckoning with national pride.
Southeastern Fair and American Indian Exposition to be held eight days from Sunday Sept 30 to Sunday Oct 7 with officers unchanged from 1933 led by Mike Benton as president and Virgil Meigs as secretary. The event features agriculture 4 H livestock poultry exhibits the first National Indian show plus two days of horse racing water sports daredevil acts bicycle and auto races and multiple special days including Veterans Day School Children’s Day Agricultural and Woman’s Day and Georgia Press Day with numerous county and regional focuses.
An increase of $1,000,000 in Atlanta bank clearings on Saturday compared with the same day last year and a $6,100,000 weekly rise over the corresponding week last year were revealed Saturday.
A devotional discourse on heaven as the dwelling place of God, urging Scripture as guide, faith as prerequisite, and prayer as pathway. It emphasizes being born again, following Christ, laying up treasures in heaven, and serving in God's work to gain an eternal reward beyond earthly toil.
Mrs Beulah Pickard hosted Howard Culverhouse family while Mr and Mrs Harris Sealy welcomed guests including Herman Ethridge and D N Sealy. Ludie Renfroe returns from Ft Valley to Mamie Hill. G D Locke and littLe son visited Butler kin Evans Brown. Horeb services attended by locals. Hightowers of Butler were guests. Marilou Averett visits Misa Willa Watson and Mrs Perry Parks. Carl Brown leaves for Clara Belle Business College in Columbus. Buckner family guests of G B Parks. Lewis Brown in Columbus.
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