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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 16, 1906

Page

2

State Ticket and Campaign Moves Across States

The article outlines Democratic state ticket figures including William Jennings Bryan’s potential Kansas City campaign opening, with remarks from party leaders Thomas L. Juby and William H. Anthony. It notes Governor Poulky’s consideration of clemency for Aggie Meyer in a murder case, and reports on a Kansas City official’s suicide, a grain options loss by Ayres, and Birmingham banker Alexander Chisholm’s embezzlement arrest and social prominence.

Thomas L. Juby State Democratic Central Committee Lincoln Nebraska William Jennings Bryan Kansas City Poulky Ft Lesvera Pettilone Aggie Meyer Clarence Meyer

Bryan to visit St Louis for reception September 11

Hon Wil A Bothwell announces that Mr Bryan will tour St Louis on September 11 and be welcomed home by the Democrats of the great Southwest. Committees formed at the September 6 meeting in St Louis work to ensure a large enthusiastic gathering greeting Bryan returning from foreign lands. Missouri supporters praised for loyalty in his campaign and noted his fondness for the state.

Wil A. Bothwell Missouri Bryan St. Louis Great Southwest Democrata Mr. Bryan New York Chicago

Young man, be a gentleman in play and life

The Village Deacon urges boys to act as gentlemen on and off the field. He argues toughness brings no rewards, while fair play earns applause and lasting respect, with friends to help through hard times. The contrast between the gentleman and the rowdy is highlighted as a path to a better life.

Osborne Farmer Bates County Garland Peoria Wilson Isis

Bates County Association to Meet for Elections and Contests

Members convene in Circuit Court room at 1 30 p m for officer elections and association business with music, speeches, and refreshments. Prizes offered for long residence, early marriage, first couple married, oldest residents, oldest Civil War veteran, and contests in fiddling, foot race, throwing, and other events, with many prizes and a sugar cover for child-bearing counts.

Circuit Court Room Cornet Band W. B.C. Browo Kansas Ark Sam Marshall Jefferson Neal J. N. Barrows Bates County Bates

Bryan boom and drainage bonds debate roils Republican Press

The Republican Press decries early Bryan fears and asserts his nomination by acclamation. It defends taxpayers against drainage bonds and questions county board assessments, contrasting current promises with past tax increases and rail street railway valuations over fifteen years.

Virginia Items News Roundup From A Rural Desk

Virginia notes describe local rumors and family visits with Beavely and Ne braska journeys, a sick mother and ailing Mrs. Neatherode, talk of brighter days for merchants and farmers, alarm bells, a revival of faith with Rev. Baker, and a London Mail correspondent reporting the Mad Mullah raid on the Somaliland border.

London Aden London Mail Mullah

Ballard Notes On Trips Visitors And Local Events

Ballard items record Mr and Mrs Robert Hill and sons Ira and Josh leaving for an outing in Colorado. Mies Cora Hunt returns to Nevada Missouri after visiting cousin Sallie Mosher. Minnie and Lena Duvall of Kansas City visit relatives here. P Evans and wife visit relatives in Western Kansas. Ballard ball team travels to Urich but returns without victory. Mrs W B Hart called to see daughter Pearl Burris who is ill. Mrs Wm Cole and children visit from Appleton City. Bethel protracted meeting ends after three weeks with nine conversions.

Robert Hill Ira Josh Colorado Mies Cora Hunt Mies Sallie Mosher Nevada Misees Minnie Lena Duvall Kansas City P. Evans Kansas Ballard Urich Hart Pearl Burris Wm. Cole Appleton City Bethel

Freaha By Derry Public Notice Seeks Fate of Tonatitn Aces

Notice reports a public action concerning Freaha By Derry and the fate of Tonatitn Aces. Details are limited but indicate official proceedings or decisions affecting the individuals or entities named. Further readable text may outline dates, venues, or authorities involved.

Freaha Derry

South of Spruce items and local notices

Rev Briggs filled his regular appointment at Spruce Sunday. Everett Harvey and Miss Bessie Wise were married Saturday evening at the bride’s parents’ home in Urieh. W H Shelton and G Callihan had a 67th birthday surprise gathering at Mr Shelton’s home with dinner music and birthday wishes. Born to Mr and Mrs Jobo Krets singer a boy. Music at Mrs Chitwood’s last Tuesday night was a success. Little Viola Morris died at one year ten days and buried in Johnstown. Theodore Anderson and family visited his father J A Anderson Sunday. Several families and friends were guests at Mindler’s Sunday. Elgar Jeenings made no business trip to Butler Saturday. Ladies of the Eastern Sia lodge gave an ice cream supper Saturday night, a success. Mr and Mrs Simpeon and daughter Min Oliu visited Henry Ritchey Sunday. ELLE

Juline Heckadon John Heckedon Beavely Ell Stevens Nebraska James Crook California Thomas Hocket Thomas Rev. Baker Aaron Amoret Mother Neatherode A. W. Orr Mount Vernon Lawrence County Pierce Hackett Bard Tree Anon Briggs Everett Harvey Bessie Wise Urieh W. H. Shelton G. Callihan Mr. Shelton Jobo Krets J A. Anderson Jake Frey Mister Lal Nellie Rector Sam Ritchey Garry Barch Mindler Jim

Notice to Teachers Examinations for Certificates Held at Neat School

Notice to teachers about regular examinations for certificates at the neat school building on Friday and Saturday August 24 and 25 starting at 1 o clock each day. Friday subjects include Geography, Grammar, Algebra, Spelling, Language, Arithmetic, Literature and Saturday subjects include Reading, Civil Government, A S, History, Science, Psychology, Pedagogy, Advanced History. Very respectfully A L Ivea County Sept of Schools.

App Cante Ratler A. L. Ivea

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