Farmers Unite To Build Towns Prosperity
ARMERS have just as much to do in building up and improving their town as to the citizens. It is to their interests to have up to date machinists and mechanics. They expect conven tions if they send to large merchandise that should be of the home dealer. The new idea that can be saved by buying away from home injures the community by delaying progress and lowering property value. They should stand together and prosper. A house divided against itself cannot stand.
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Luyinger
Correction notice for Ladies Work Shoes sale
In the third paragraph and the bottom of the seventh column readers should note the corrected listing Ladies' Work Shoes Tan and Black Stitchdown Leather and Composition 7 inch Tops Sale Price 1.95. The correction reflects Mr Coolik's aim for accuracy and fair dealing across the county and neighboring areas.
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Jene
Sateen Club Fire Claims Many in Detroit Nightclub
A mysterious blaze swept through the Study club on Vernor highway in downtown Detroit, killing at least 16 and injuring 55 as patrons fled via exits and windows. Fire left the silk hangings and interior hollowed out, with near 100 panic-stricken patrons seeking escape in a chaotic scene.
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Detroit
Study Club
Vernor Highway
Ex-Governor Harris Dead in Tennessee at 84
Hampton Tenn Sept 22 Ex governor Nathaniel Edwin Harris former chief executive of Georgia and founder of Georgia Tech died at his summer home in Tennessee at 8 42 pm Saturday age 84 after a year of illness His father left East Tennessee due to Confederate service Harris governed Georgia from 1914 guiding the state through Prohibition He married twice first to Fannie Burke of Macon in 1878 who died in 1898 and then to Hattie G Jobe of Elizabeth Tennessee in 1899 They had seven children.
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Hampton, Tenn
Exoverno
Nathaniel Eawin Harris
Georgia the Fourder
Georgia Tech
Vennesee
East
Tennessee
Nathaniel Edwin Harris
Georgia
W. J. Harris
Dr. L. Eardman
J. R. Anderson
Mr. Harris
Fannie Burke
Macon
Hattie G. Jobe
Elizabeth
Sunday School Training School Opens in Greenville
Greenville Tenn Sept 20 Ten old George Sheffy fell and burned while four men were bonded at 1000 dollars each for setting fire to his clothing. The Butler training school opens Sunday with Rev L A Harrell delivering the opening sermon at 11 with classes to follow. Instructors include Rev Reese Griffin and Rev D G Mann. Over forty people registered for courses. no charge beyond study books.
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Greenville
Tenn
George Sheffy
Butler
L. A. , Harrell
New Methodist Church
Reese Griffin
Dublin
D. G. Mann
Sunday School Board
South Georgia
Indulgence Request From The Herald Readers
The Herald apologizes for shortages in news matter due to peak advertising demand. It asks readers to overlook inaccuracies as staff fulfill poster and space demands and awaits relief once the unusual strain ends.
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The
Herald
Wis
Deputy Grand Master to Address Masons Tomorrow
The Deputy Grand Master will address Masons tomorrow at the Talbot and Taylor counties quarterly convention. Dr. Hugh Taylor and Dr. Guy C. Lunsford will speak. sessions include Entered Apprentice degree and a chicken supper for visiting Masons at the court house lawn.
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Mie Sons of
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Taylor Counties
Grand Lodge
Raymond Daniel
Grand Lodge of Georgia
Serassig
Hugh Taylor
Cuthbert
Guy C. Lunsford
Cordele
Offic
Jamation City Lodge
Court House
Fickling Lodge
Columbian Lodge
Columbus
Dreizin's Harvest Sale Opens with Large Stock and Low Prices
The Herald highlights O Dreizin's mammoth harvest sale opening last Friday. The advertisement touts one of the largest merchandise stocks in Butler with deeply slashed prices.
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Dreizin
the Herald
O. Dreizin
The
Herald
Taylor County Singing Convention Calls Meeting
A call meeting of the Taylor County Singing Convention is set for Saturday October 5 at 10:00 a.m. in Butler to conduct convention business. The notice urges attendance as this is your convention.
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Willie Bryant
Waycross
Alvin E. Merritt
Atlanta
Andersonville
Taylor County
Butler
Cotton Ginners Report for Taylor County 1929
Ginners report 2322 bales of cotton ginned in Taylor County from the 1929 crop prior to September. This compares with 700 bales ginned by September 16, 1928. Local census and agricultural records show year over year fluctuation in ginning activity and supply levels.
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