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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 06, 1903

Page

5

Wanted A cook at the jail in Butler

A local job ad seeks a jail cook with good wages. Other notes mention Hill's Cash Store sales, red ticket promotions, and various local notices about newspaper changes, schooling, and community events including a church supper and a county court term.

Hill's Cash Store Sc. Hill’s Mena Fur Hill's Sted Hill’s Cash Store Joe T. Smith

Death of Mrs Emily Badgley in Butler

Emily Simpson Badgley Moore of Belleville Illinois born January 25 1831 died August 2 at her son in law J W Poffenbarger’s home after a long illness. She married William Dent Moore January 24 1850 and had six children two survive Mrs Joe Meyer and William Moore. another daughter Laura Poffenbarger married A B Badgley. She moved to Butler in 1870s joined M E Church then south branch and lived a devout Christian life. Funeral Tuesday at 2:30 p m by Rev T Puckett and Oak Hill cemetery burial. Floral tributes noted.

Emily Badgley J. W. Poffenbarger Emily Simpson Belleville Lls William Dent Moore Joe Meyer William Moore Laura Poffenbarger Badgley Butler M. E. Church Christain T. ©. Puckett M. EL Church South Oak Hill Cemetery

Jones Brothers Lose Wheat Stacks to Lightning Fire

Jones Bros living on the old Mc Kenna farm south of Butler saw four large wheat stacks burn last Thursday after a lightning strike. They had just finished stacking wheat from eighty acres into eight stacks and saved half through hard work. Loss estimated at four hundred bushels of excellent quality. They had $400 insurance on grain but doubt if policy covers grain in storage.

Jones Bros McKenna Butler Mesers Jones

Judge Graves Selection Praised by St Louis Democrat

A St Louis Democrat lauds Judge Graves for handling Jefferson City doodle cases with honesty and impartiality. He asserts Graves’ reputation will bolster confidence in trials and support Hazell’s action. The piece hints at a broader boom in governance and justice.

W. W. Graves Bates Jefferson City Hazell Judge Graves St. Clair County Democrat Graves Gravee Toresta Supreme

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