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Newspaper

Butler Herald

Location

Butler, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Sep 18, 1930

Page

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Rivers Aid Carswell In Run Off Campaign

Sept 13 report from Atlanta states Richard B Russell Jr and Hassell Carswell announce a joint campaign platform. Rivers travels to Valdosta to bolster efforts as Oct 1 primary nears. They press for department reorganization budget cuts tag distribution union rights and preserving judicial independence.

Rivers Carswell Richard B. Russell, Jr H. Carswell Gumination Atlanta Hassell Idesta Lowndesunty Mr. Rivers Temer Holder-Russell John N. Holder D. A Pierre Russell Ted

Driftwood election: voters weigh fallback and futures

A Driftwood column reflects on Georgia elections on the 10th, predicting finis for Holder and Rivers as Russell surges, while Carswell faces a run off. The piece recalls ex Gov Slaton's failed comeback and argues voters seek the best men amid rival plans and politics.

Russell Speaker Here and at Reynolds Next Saturday

Hon Lee Wyatt of Atlanta will address voters in Butler Saturday at 1 30 pm for Richard B Russell's governorship run off October 1. He will then speak in Reynolds at 4 pm. The Gay Bankers Association 9th district meeting and supper will be in Perry Thursday Sept 25 with H K Sealy of Reynolds and County Agent W A Lundy on the program.

Russell Reynolds Lee Wyatt Atlanta Butler Richard B. Russell Gay Bankers’ Association Bibb Crawford Houston Jones Lamar Monroe Macon Peach Taylor Twiggs Wilkinson Perry H. K. Sealy W. A. Lundy

Cotton Prices Rise on Rainy Weather Outlook

New Orleans reports show the cotton market quiet with an upward drift as cables favor gains and maps show excessive rain in the central and eastern belts and insufficient in the west. Prices advance about half a dollar per bale, then dip briefly before retaking highs as demand remains strong. Rev. H. C. Griffin departs for Macon to assist in revival services with Evangelistic sermons planned.

New Orleans H. C. Griffin Macon J. W Griffin

Infuriated Negrobroiled shooting kills woman injures man

In a jealous rage along the Charing to Tazer Well road, Monk Hodges a Black man, shot Annie Wedner a 20 year old woman and Oscar West a Black man as they rode home from church. Wedner died. West was seriously wounded and unlikely to survive without complications. Sheriff McGuffin pursued Hodges who fled the scene.

Annie Wedner Oscar West Monk Hodges Charing Tazerwell Hodges West Bitempeine McGuffin

Illness Strikes Herald Employee Barnes Kirksey

The Herald Chronicle reports Mr. Barnes Kirksey fell ill while on duty Monday and has been bedridden since. Last night his condition showed improvement with a possible return to duty today or tomorrow.

Herald Barnes Kirksey

Miss Brewer Promoted to Ashburn Power Office

Miss Clyde Brewer has won a promotion to manager of the Power Company office at Ashburn. Miss Marie Payne succeeds her at Butler, a change welcomed for continuity and social esteem.

Clyde Brewer Power Company Ashburn Butler Marie Payne Soan Miss Payne Miss Brawer

Open Letter to E D Rivers Endorses Carswell in Governor Runoff

W T Anderson praises E D Rivers for supporting George Carswell over Dick Russell in the Georgia governor runoff. He cites Rivers’s past stance on cleaning the highway department, opposing political meddling, and removing Holder from office as proof of commitment to state welfare and Georgia's interests.

Dick Russell Holder Carswell George Carswell Georgia Pelegranh Highway Department Agricultural Department J. J. Brown Twolder Brown Hardman Senate

Letter on 1930 tax levy illegality and proposed 24 mill rate

Miss Melissa Ogburn argues the 1930 tax levy is illegal in several items proposing a 24 mill rate to reduce costs. She cites overspends for ferries bridges jail and coroner services and urges circulation of a petition to lower Taylor county’s levy with specifics on comparing neighboring counties and debt levels.

Stewart Bibb Talbot Marion Chattahoochee and Harris Macon County Taylor County Melissa Ogburn

Preachers to Lead Sunday Services at Local Methodist Church

Rev. H C Griffin is absent. Rev. Kelley of Geneva will preach at 11 o clock morning service and Rev. M C Williams of Reynolds will deliver the 7 30 o clock evening message. The community is invited to attend both services.

Kelley Rev. Williams Willi Dane H. C.’ Griffin Geneva M. C. Williams Reynolds

Seining Season Closed In County Warned About Violations

County game warden Mr Hoke Windham announces seining season closure. Public urged to avoid any violation of state game and fish laws. Hunting licenses now available at Butler sheriff's office and J H Windham store in Reynolds.

Hoke Windham Sheriff's Office Butler J. H. Windham Reynolds

Stills Captured and Moonshine Outfit Destroyed in County

On Thursday Sheriff McGuffin captured a small still in the lower part of the county which was hot and ready. Saturday near Cooper's mill the sheriff found a 600 gallon outfit with 400 gallons of mash and destroyed both. No arrests have been made.

McGuffin Cooper’s Mill

Mr Clem Waters Transferred as Section Foreman

Mr Clem Waters moves from Butler to Reynolds as section foreman of the Central railroad, succeeding Mr Morrison. Hosts of friends regret to see him leave.

Clem Waters Butler Reynolds Central Railroa M. Morrison Waters

Sugar Cane on Market at Butler Shows Sweet Red Variety

Sugar cane is on the market at Butler and leads the fresh fruit line. This red variety has slender long jointed stalks and is very sweet. Rainy weather recently helped crops in the area and a good crop may still be produced.

Butler

Crawford woman poisons children and self in Georgia tragedy

In Crawford County near Byron Knoxville on September 13 a 30 year old mother Artis L. Smith and her two children Malcolm seven and Margie four died after ingesting poison bought years ago. An earlier porch pistol firing by Smith preceded a peace warrant as tensions over yard work and stove wood escalated.

Knoxville Molea Crawford County Byron-Knoxville Byron Artis L. Smith Childen Malcolm Margie Cordner Polaga Ethel Clanton Dayia Smith Mr. Smith Jewell Robert

Hart Dies After Pistol Wound in Norwich Community

Norwich authorites report Mr M A Hart a 50 year old farmer fatally shot himself with a pistol in Windsor county He died two hours after being found unconscious by his family Funeral services were held at Pine Level cemetery with the Rev Craig conducting the service He leaves a widow a daughter Mrs J B Lumpkin a brother Mr W W Hart and a sister Mrs Mabell Hudson

Norwich Base Hart Hart Ees Waylor J. B. Lumpkin W. W. Hart Mabell Hudson Thomason Pine Level Cemetery

Congressional Convention in Americus Sets Crisp Nomination

The Third Congressional District Convention meets in Americus to consolidate the September primary votes for Hon. Charles R. Crisp and formally nominate him for Representativs in the 72nd Congress. An executive committee will be chosen with Taylor county members C. B. Benns of Butler and Mrs. A. G. Hicks of Reynolds among attendees. Delegates from Taylor include J. J. Childs and R. Adams with others from Butler and Reynolds.

Malbot-Taylor Masonic Convention Fickling Lodge No. 129 F A. M Masonic Lodge Reynolds Junction City Talbotton Mauk Oe Lodge Seni & Good Americus Charles R. Crisp Crisp Taylor County C. B. Benns Butler A. G. Hicks R. GC. Montgomery R. Adams C. E. Benns CH. Neisler G. Marshall E. W. Hodges C. L. Pyron

Orphans' Home Day Observed by Butler Methodist Sunday School

Orphans' Home Day will be observed next Sunday by the Butler Methodist Sunday school for the South Georgia Methodist Conference in Macon. Exercises will include a collection to aid the Home with the amount hoped to be sizable and all members urged to contribute.

South Georgia Methodist Conference Macon Butler Methodist Methodist

Also Mentioned on This Page

Platform Rand Theatre Reynolds, Georgia Vhiy Vallee Sally Blanc Marie Maer Wonderger Connecticut Charley Chase Rudy Vallee Sally Blane Dorothy McKain Vitaphone Hugh O'Connell Driftwood People of Slaton Geora Fickling Lodge Masonic Convent Rev B. E. Whittington Woodland EK. H. Dunn Col. J. R. Lunsford Hon Linton B. West Cuthbert Guy C. Lunsford Cordele J. C. Adams I. R. Kelley P. M P.M E. A. Deets Robet J Ward Robert J, Ward, Esq Americus Team Miss Brewer E. D. Rivers W. T. Anderson Miss Ogburn M. A. Hart
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