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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 14, 1902

Page

5

Butler Times Local News and Notices

Farmers feed corn. Joe Meyer goes to St Louis for business. Pants sale at American Clothing House continues this week. M. T. Duncan becomes street commissioner after Jas Angell’s death. Court lights tested. grand flood of notices, sales, and community updates from Butler Kansas area.

Joe Meyer St. Louis M. T. Duncan Jas. Angell American Clothing House

Dedicate the Court House Ceremony Plans Set

Citizens met in the new court house to plan the dedication on the day of the Old Settlers reunion. Judge Sam West chaired, a five member committee was named to confer with the Old Settlers association, and the meeting adjourned. Committee: T. J. Day, O. D. Austin, T. W. Silvers, Major Crowell, George Newby. Bates county land values rise with buyers from other states, with prospects of $50 to $75 per acre in coming years. The Democratic ticket is favored. county finances are sound and improvements ongoing.

Pe Mote New Court House Sam West Qld Old Settlers Association T. J. Day O. D. Austin T. W. Silvers Major Crowell George Newbry Bates County Scully Democratic Party

Sealed bids sought for county coal supply in 1902 notice

Notice from Hitc County Clerk T Broapers invites sealed bids to furnish 2500 bushels of coal, weighing on city scales at Butler, with 1000 bushels to the courthouse, 1000 to the jail, and 500 to the county poor farm. Bids due by noon Tuesday Sept 2, 1902, for screened lump and nut coal, contractor bears weighing costs, right to reject bids.

Butler Court House Ss. T. Broapers Hitc

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