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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 15, 1907

Page

6

Rich Hill Editor Faces Egg-Throwing Battle After Clash

The Rich Hill Review recounts an incident where Enterprise editor F. J. Wiseman, meeting a constituent, was challenged by Fran McVey for personal journalism. McVey struck Wiseman on the frontispiece and eggs shattered, while bystanders restrained the editor as he fled.

Rich Hill Review F. J. Wiseman The Enterprise Enem Fran McVey McVey Wiseman

Farm Progress Free Fruit Picture Offer

Farm Progress offers a free 22x29 inch five color fruit picture titled Natural Fruits with a three year subscription or three one year subscriptions. Readers in St. Louis Missouri are invited to mail 80 cents to Farm Progress, St. Louis.

Farm Progress St. Louis

Missouri Road Law Driving Counties into Special Districts

Jefferson City August 12 Counties organize into special road districts under the 1905 act. A meeting August 26 will be attended by county judges and the state board of agriculture to arrange for enforcing the road laws.

Jefferson City State Board of Agriculture

Sudden Death of Engineer at Rich Hill Station

William Youard, engineer at the Rich Hill waterworks pumping station on the Marais des Cygnes, was found dead by G B Pearson on Saturday morning. Pearson arrived with coal, found Youard face down near the furnace ashes. Dr Delamater arrived, pronounced death from natural causes after coroner Renick’s examination. Funeral services were held Sunday, burial in Green Lawn cemetery.

William Youard Rich Hill Marins Des Cygnes Thia G B. Pearson Pearson Mr. Youard Dr. Delamater Renick Delamater Green Lawn Cemetery

Governor to file ouster suit against St Louis officials

Jefferson City Aug 12 The governor announced he instructed the attorney general to bring an ouster suit against Prosecuting Attorney Johnson of St Louis County and Sheriff Herper for failing to enforce the Sunday anti saloon law. The action will be brought under the new derelict official law.

Jefferson City Johnson St. Louis County Herper

Alba Mo Wiped Out By Fire In Mining Town

Alba Missouri, a mining town of about 2000 in Jasper county, saw its business district destroyed as fifteen stores burned. The blaze started in a lunch room and consumed three blocks, with losses estimated between 25000 and 40000 dollars. Alba is ten miles from Webb City.

Webb City Alba Jasper County Alba Ia

Bevington place sale to Stephens and Collison near town

J F Keans sold the Bevington place east of town known as the old Fry ranch to E G Stephens and Fred Collison from Rantoul for about sixty thousand dollars. Conversion to a sheep ranch is anticipated. Dismissal of Chambers Bros damages suit at Norfleet and Ream leaves costs to defendants as a nominal sum.

J. F. Keans Bevington Place Old Fry Ranch E.G Stephens Fred Collison Rantoul Chambers Bros Norfleet & Ream Butler

Dates to Remember in Local Events

Amsterdam picole on Thursday August 22 Adrian Street Fair third annual from September 11 to 13 inclusive Old Settlers Annual Meeting and picnic at Butler on Wednesday September 18 Home Stock Show and Agricultural Exhibit on Thursday September 19 Bates County Fair in Butler from September 24 to 27 State Fair in Sedalia from October 5 to 11

Amsterdam Picole Adrian Old Settlers Butler Bates County Sedalia

Delinquent Tax Sale Order in Bates County Missouri

In the Bates County Circuit Court a May Term 1907 action against Marion C. Cowles for delinquent taxes of 1902 seeks sale of land on block 38 Bates County. The court orders publication in Tax Bulletin weekly for four weeks before the next term. true copy on record. Butler Missouri.

Baton Bates County Missouri Miasuri Yancy C. Comba Miasouri Marion C. Cowles Winseet Misson Tax Buri Ee Wanett Towes Asid Court Butler Embrer C. M. Balaxar D.C

County of Bates Court October term case caption

In Bates County court records, the October term lists Tella L Ashby and B S Ashby with John D Ashby as defendants in a formal civil matter. The fragment notes a typical docket entry for the Ashby family in a 19th or early 20th century case file.

Judge Arrested in Court Over Murder Charge

Houston dispatch reports Judge H. B. Short arrested in Center Texas while presiding over a civil case on an indictment charging him in the murder of Dr. Michael Paul last fall. Bond set at 10000. Dr Paul was shot during a posse pursuit of Dick Garrett who fled to Short’s home. Garrett was hanged for the murder.

Houston Tex H. B. Short Center Michael Paul Dr. Paul Dick Garrett Garrett Judge Short

Pole walks to Oklahoma with family in cart

Springfield Missouri August 11 Joseph Polanek a Pole travels from New York to Beaver Oklahoma drawn by a small cart harnessed to his wife and 5 year old childPolanek started in March and hopes to find a home in the state while dragging his worldly possessions in the cart

Springfield Joseph Polanek New York Beaver Polanek Oklahoma Polunek

Drowning in Salt Fork Near Pond Creek

W H Potter, his daughter Eliza, Wilber Platt, his son, and Harris Potter nephew of Savannah Mo, drowned in Salt Fork river. They were selling when a deep section pulled them under. Potter swam ashore with two daughters then tried to rescue others. all perished as current swept the group away.

Pond Creek W. H. Potter Eliza Potter Wilber Platt Harris Potter Savannah Salt Fork River

Burglar Declines Theft Over Eagle Emblem

In Omaha on August 12 a burglar entered C. B. Traasel's home and, seeing the Benevolent Order of Eagles emblem on the coat, chose not to steal the $100 to $200 in a purse. He left a note saying I refuse to rob an Eagle, I'm one myself.

Omaha Neb C. B. Traseel Benevolent Order of Eagles Traasel

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