Inflation push grips Congress as senators press for more money
Senator Elmer Thomas reports a flood of telegrams from Congress members urging monetary inflation. Support for the NRA is noted but leaders insist inflation is needed to boost circulation and back policy. If Roosevelt withholds use of authority, Congress may act when it reconvenes in January.
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Washington
Congress
Elmer Thomas
Oklahoma
Erto
Thomas
Roosevelt
Thomaston D A R To Sponsor Cooking School Next Week
Thomaston Chapter D A R will sponsor a cooking school at the R E Lee Institute in Thomaston next Tuesday to Thursday Sept 26 27 and 28 with Mrs S R Dull of Atlanta conducting sessions each afternoon. The event follows the Houston pattern with Mrs Dull bringing expertise to local ladies.
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Thomaston
W. H.hightower
John Houston
DA. R
Taylorent
S. Ry Dull
Atlanta
R. E. Lee Institute
Houston
Southern Cooper
Dull
Fragmented Here & There Scene From Night at Edinborough
A garbled narration describes a chaotic evening with characters Jasmine and others, a Circle No 2.0 Baptist church event, a hat with liquor, party chatter, and political nods to NRA blue eagle and Democratic sign. The fragment hints at a late night gathering, meals, and social tensions, ending with a note on street lighting and public mood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ryan
Jasmine
Sramur
Castellow Delivers Able Address At Columbus Rotary
Columbus Ga September 18 Hon B T Castellow Third district representative spoke to Rotarians at the Cricket Tea Room arguing the cotton textile processing tax cannot raise cotton prices. He drew on physics to fault the policy and noted a Fort Benning visit later in the afternoon.
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Columbus
B. T. Castellow
National
House of Representatives
Mr. Castellon
Es RE Club
Rotarians
Cricket Tea Room
Fort Benning
Butler camp notes turnover and activities at Epworth League event
The Epworth League and B Y P A gathered Friday evening at Company 1480 CG, C C with over three hundred attendees. Lt Hal Granberry is relieved. Capt Meyer takes command as the camp prepares for winter, boxing bouts are planned, and a baseball win over Fort Benning is recorded.
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C. C
Epworth League
Utter
Hal C. Granberry
Inf
GC. CG. C
Butler
Fort Benning
Wm. R. Meyer
Meyer
Granberry
Correction on Mrs McChargue's California trip
The Herald corrects an item from its rural correspondent that Mrs L McChargue of this county had gone to Los Angeles to live. The facts show she is visiting her two sons in California and not on indefinite leave.
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the Herald
L. McChargue
Los Angeles
Calif
Boxing Bouts At C C Camp Friday Night
Eight boxing bouts will be held at the C C C camp Friday night at 7 30 p m. The public is invited to attend. Admission free.
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C. C
Federal funds assured for Georgia schools and illiteracy fight
Atlanta reports federal relief funds will support full-term operation of public schools and adult illiteracy programs in Georgia. Superintendent Collins said officials in Washington were receptive and funds will flow as needed, though released to cover unemployment relief.
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Atlanta
Collins
Washington
Wallace Carson Named Assistant Manager at Hotel Dempsey
Wallace Carson of this city has joined Hotel Dempsey in Macon as assistant manager. He recently left Butler after time with his mother Mrs. J. T. Carson and years at the Ansley Hotel in Atlanta, inviting friends to visit him in Macon for any length of stay.
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Taylor County
Wallace Carson
Dempsey
Macon
South
Carson
J. T. Carson
Ansley
Atlanta
Vanlandingham Appointed Cotton Census Enumerator
Information received of the appointment of H. L. Vanlandingham of Howard as cotton census enumerator for a four year term. He succeeds P. Riley who did not seek reappointment.
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H. L. Vanlandingham
Howard
Vanlandingham
P. Riley
Americus to Welcome The Tri-County News Weekly
Mr. Harry P. Leadingham will edit The Tri County News a new weekly to debut in Americus on October 2 issued from Gammage Print Shop a well known Georgia printing firm with years of experience and a strong local presence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harry P. Leadingham
Tri-County
Americus
Gammage
Middle
South Georgia
Masons Urgently Call Members to Tonight lodge Meeting
Regular communication of Fickling Masonic lodge to be held in the Masonic hall tonight. All members are urged to attend and participate in the gathering with cordial invitations extended to Masons.
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Masonic Lodge
Masonic Hall
Rev. J. E. Dupree to Preach at Butler Baptist Church
Butler friends are invited to hear Rev. J. E. Dupree pastor of Ellaville Baptist church preach at Butler Baptist Church next Sunday morning and evening. He is described as a gentleman of pleasing personality and recognized ability.
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J. E. Dupree
Ellaville
Butler
J. E
Helaville Baptist Church
Butler Baptist Church
DuPree
Cotton Advances $2 a Bale in Tuesday Market
Cotton futures rallied in the closing hour to gain about $2 a bale after morning losses. Strong demand followed reports of a Washington conference between President Roosevelt and southern cotton leaders aiming to lift commodity prices.
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Washington
Roosevelt
Captain Myers Appointed Commander at Butler CCC Camp
Lieut Hal Granberry transferred back to Camp Benning in Columbus and Captain William R Myers takes command. Myers, Maryland native with years of Army service, arrives with Mrs Myers and two children and seeks cooperation between the camp and local residents of Baker and Taylor counties.
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Hal Granberry
C. C. CG
Camp Benning
Columbus
Butler
Granberry
Wm. R. Myers
Dreizin's Big Fall Sale Starts Friday at Dreizin Dry Goods
Local shoppers are urged to visit the Dreizin Dry Goods Store for a fall sale featuring the entire stock at bargain prices. The ad promises rock bottom prices weeks ago and NRA compliance, with extra sales staff aiding a large expected crowd. Prices are rising elsewhere, making early purchase advantageous.
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the Herald
Hang Thine
Dreizin Dry Goods
Dreizin
Taylor County
NRA
Prominent Savannahian Visits Butler Friday
Hon. W. G. Sutlive and his son Charles Sutlive, prominent Savannah residents and newspaper figures, paid a visit to The Herald in Butler on Friday. The Savannah Press managing editor and former Georgia legislator were en route from Savannah to Warm Springs for a short stay at the Georgia White House.
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Herald
W. G. Sutlvie
Charles Sutlive
Savannah
Warm Springs
Georgia White House
My. Sutlive
Georgia
Savannah Press
Georgia Press Association
Exhibits By 4 H Girls Here Friday October 6th
The 4 H Club girls exhibit their year’s canning and sewing work Friday in Butter om. Products will be judged and ribbons awarded. Best exhibits from each class advance to Columbus and Macon fairs for cash prizes and scholarships.
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Columbus
Macon
Butler School Opens Term With Large Enrollment
The fall term of the Butler consolidated school opened Monday with one of the largest enrollments in school history. Principal remarks urged community cooperation and regular attendance. The new faculty includes Florence Nicholson, Martha Maxwell, Claude Rickman, J. J. Segars, W. Ad. Culberson, Grace Kelley, Deliza Cobb, Byrdie Lynn Gunter, Mildred Jones, Mattie Ree Smith, Sue Snyder, Ruth Dunnody, Verna Jarrell, and music instructor Mrs. J. W. Edwards. Enrollment by grades listed totals 886 students.
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Butler Consolidated School
H.G. Hobbs
Chas R. Brown
Florence Nicholson
Kentucky Wesleyan
Martha Maxwell
Georgia State Teachers College
Claude J. Rickman
Piedmont
J. J. Segars
J. J. Segars, B.S., Georgia, Science. Mr. W. 4d. Culberson, B S
Georgia
Grace Kelley
T. C
Dliza Cobb
Mercer
Byrdie Lynn Gunter
Mildred Jones
Mattie Ree Smith
Iss Sue Snyder
Ruth Dunnody
Pension checks mailed for Taylor county May half payments
The state pension money for the last half of May, $15 per recipient, was received by Judge L. T. Peed and the checks were mailed to all named pensioners on the roll.
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Taylor County
L. T. Peed
Brown Family Relocates to Columbus. J F Brown Takes A&P Post
Butler friends lament the Browns move to Columbus last week. Mr. Brown resumes his former salesman role with the A and P store in Columbus. Mr. J M Austin leases Brown's residence and moves his family there on Monday.
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J. F. Brown
Columbus
Butler
Brown
J. M. Austin
Mr. Brown
Merchants Report Boost in Local Business This Week
Merchants announce a marked improvement in business observed locally this week. The Herald notes increased advertising volume as evidence, indicating stronger commercial activity and reader engagement.
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The
Herald
Cemetery Cleaning Meeting at Bethel Church
The Herald notes a cemetery cleaning event at Bethel Primitive church grounds. Volunteers are asked to meet next Wednesday September 27 with tools ready to perform the work.
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Bethel Primitive Cist Church
Implementa
Residence Fire Damages Home of Mr Handingham
A morning blaze around 9 o clock greatly damaged the residence of Mr Handingham at Howsia oan. Firemen could not learn the cause but reported some household effects may be saved.
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Anlandingham
Howsia
Public School Faculty Reception Tonight
The Woman's Home Demonstration Club hosts a reception for Butler school faculty and local board members and their wives tonight from 7:80 to 9:00. All patrons and friends are invited to attend as a program is arranged for entertainment.
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Woman's Home Demonstration Club
Butler School
Death of David J. T. Shines Shocks Butler County Friends
The unexpected death of David J. T. Shines occurred Friday morning at his home in northern Butler County due to a heart attack. He was 72, a Taylor County native, lifelong farmer, and active in civic and religious life. Survived by wife Jennie Lou Bickley and three sons T B C B C D Shines, with funeral services at Midway Cemetery led by Rev M T Gaultney and G H Goddard & Son directing arrangements.
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David John Thomas Shines
Butler
Taylor County
Shines
Mr. Shines
Taylor [County
David F. Shines
Jennie Lou Bickley
T. B
C. B
C. D. Shines
Midway Cemetery
M. T. Gaultney
Messrs
Alton
Herbert Mosley
James
Booker Montgomery
Paul’ Goodwin
Maugham Beeland
G. H.goddard
Death of Mrs. B. T. Taylor Shocks Butler Area
Mrs. B. T. Taylor died unexpectedly from paralysis at her home six miles south of Butler Wednesday morning. Born Lula Guined February 14, 1890 in New Palmetto Campbell county she moved to the county in early life and was a Pelmetto Baptist. She is survived by her mother and husband two sons J. T. Taylor and Lee Taylor. Funeral at the family residence this morning at 11 with interment in Antler Cemetery conducted by Rev. W. H. Wilson of the Marion circuit.
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Taylor County
B. T. Taylor
Butler
Hotra
Taylor
Lula Guined
New Palmetto
Campbell County
Pelmetto
W. H. Wilsox
Marion Circuit
Death of D. H. Young at Crawford County Home
Davey Young a Taylor County native and longtime farmer died at his Crawford County home after years of cancer pain. He joined Friendship Congregational Church on his deathbed and was baptized that day. Funeral services were at Society Hill church with interment in the churchyard cemetery.
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D. 8. Young
Bme
Grawford County
North Georgia Post
Knoxville
Mr. Young
Davey, Young
Young
Taylor County
Helen Beeland
Friendship Congregational Church
Pounks
Society Hill Church
C. B. H. Onerief
Chure Yard
Lighthouse on Night Ramp at Rupert School
Invitation to a Rupert school Gat day event invites the community to join a night ramp with C. C. Boys and witness the Lighthouse on display.
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C. C
Rupert School
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George
George Wires Press
Cong. Castellow
Rotary Club
Disney
Cc. C. C
L. B. Barrett
the Foresters
Americas
J. E. Rohrer
Rohrer
Col. Munson
Ft. Benning
J. @. Locke
Crumb
Hisaw
C. C. C. Benning
Benning
Butler Camp
W. J. Carson
Hotel Dempsey
Masons
Capt. Myers
Lieut. Granberry
C.C.C. Camp
Crawford Co
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