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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1909
Page
6
The advertisement asserts Dr Pierce medicines cure a class of diseases specific to women. Golden Medical Discovery is a tonic and nervine for weaknesses and irregularities. Favorite Prescription strengthens, regulates womanly functions, eases pain and restores vigor in worn out women.
In Bates County Missouri the Circuit Court petitions seek judgment to quiet title in real estate described as parts of sections 19 29 and 20 in township 42 range 32 with multiple parcels and an undivided one half interest. Unknown heirs and non residents are to be notified by publication. The case also lists a separate petition against Edna Tatley a non-resident defendant and requires publication in Tut Burien Waeuxey Times for four weeks.
Bates County Probate Court Missouri announces letters of administration for Violette Whiteltt. All persons owing or possessing property must present claims by a specified date or be barred from recovery. Notice invites all potential claimants to file promptly with the court.
William Joel Stone, U.S. senator from Missouri, enters the Hotel Baltimore dining room amid whispers from black waiters. He recounts a March Kansas City Union Depot incident when he slapped a porter over mistreatment of a woman with a baby, saying the strike was to rebuke uncivility.
Washington August Champ Clark minority leader of the House issues a statement defending the Payne Aldrich Smoot tariff bill. He says the bill’s average rates are about 2 percent higher than the Dingley bill and that the maximum rate will be about 27 percent higher. He dismisses claims Democrats would have defeated the conference report due to absent members as untrue.
In Bates County circuit court in vacation August 7, the court orders publication for defendants Mary E Wilson Ruth J Boyde Amgenvtia Shewood D B Atkeson Hattie A the Hite Moberly Maggie Barber Herbert Barber and J D Barber residents of Missouri enrolled in a suit to partition and sell real estate subject to dower and homestead claims in Christina coun.
A column of rural musings on farm life versus city life. Reflections on sheep breeding caution for beginners, better horse and auto relations, and improving milking hygiene. Jokes about labor-saving devices, letterheads, and Chautauqua bell ringers. Weather woes and inflation of crops tied to overproduction fears.
Anna M. Porta received a $5,000 settlement after her husband Joseph L. Porta, a St. Louis and San Francisco switchman in Kansas City Kansas, was killed when a brake staff broke on a freight car. He had advised her to consult railroad attorneys if harm came to him. The incident occurred on June 2 as he set the brake atop the car.
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