McEarl and Bros Surries Road Wagons and Spring Wagons
McEarl and Bros offer road wagons and spring wagons for sale detailing sturdy frames and reliable performance. Local buyers may inquire at the shop for catalog prices and delivery options.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 02, 1900
Page
7
McEarl and Bros offer road wagons and spring wagons for sale detailing sturdy frames and reliable performance. Local buyers may inquire at the shop for catalog prices and delivery options.
The State of Missouri seeks to enforce the Missouri tax lien for 1908 against non resident Matilda C Hormell. Property described as Lot 11 in Block 19 in Amoret Bates County Missouri is named. Publication ordered in the Butler Weekly Times for four weeks. Judgment by default if defendant fails to appear by the next term beginning the first Tuesday after the second Monday in November 1900.
Administrator R A Atterson announces letters of administration for the estate of John Atkisn deceased granted June 1900 by the Bates County Missouri probate court. Creditors must present claims for allowance within one year from letters or be barred, and those not exhibited within two years from publication are forever barred.
The Bates County circuit court in Missouri issues two tax lien notices. Delia Gates and John Gerardo, non residents, are summoned by publication to respond to delinquent 1900 taxes on multiple Bates County parcels including lots in Baker's addition Butler and various land tracts identified by sections, townships, and ranges. The notices set deadlines for appearance at the next term beginning after the second Monday in November and warn that failure to plead will result in a default judgment.
The State of Missouri in Bates County court seeks to enforce delinquent taxes for the year against M E Britten a non resident. The petition seeks a tax lien on the south half of lot two in the northwest quarter of section 19 township 42 range 32 and requires publication in the Bates Weekly Times for four weeks before the next term.
Long list of state and territorial elections set for November across the union with key offices cited. Mentions governors, secretaries of state, legislatures, and potential reapportionment after the forthcoming census, noting states holding early ballots and those with no elections this year.
The Rocheport Commercial endorses Attorney General Crow in the St. Louis Transit strike dispute. It condemns the would-be smart operators for suppressing fair arbitration, praises Crow’s stance against the corporation, and lauds the press for supporting labor against what it calls legal manipulation and corporate power.
Washington July 26 The government has arranged to provide American troops in the field in China with a regular postal service similar to that in operation during the Spanish war. Mails for the troops in the Chinese service as well as from them will be promptly forwarded.
Readers are told Hal's Catarrh Cure can cure catarrh at all stages as a constitutional disease. It is taken internally to affect blood and mucous surfaces, purportedly curing the root of the illness and strengthening the patient. The ad offers 100 reward for any case not cured and directs readers to send for testimonials.
The passage describes wine making in various areas including New Jersey and Europe. It references Foragai deries and different grape varieties, noting Portugal sourced vines and Paris as a center for superior wine quality.
An aged patent medicine ad touts BoB Bone as a blood purifier claiming to cure obstinate skin and blood disorders. It promises a free trial bottle to prove efficacy and sells one bottle for a dollar or six bottles for full treatment. The piece urges skeptical readers to test the product at their expense.
A vivid fragment shows Portuguese village life during harvest with women assisting in wine treading and Dutch costume details, plus an Oporto vineyard using machinery to crush grapes at high speed. It claims Speer’s Port wine possesses medicinal qualities and should be aged nine years before sale. Bold claims urge purchase through druggists and grocers.
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