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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 28, 1902

Page

2

NOW BUYS CATTLE IN TEXAS BY MORR VARNS AND WE WESTERHKED DEAL

A garbled OCR account describes cattle purchases and theater mentions in Texas. It references a ranch, the Texas owed entity, and a possible public sale or stock action tied to The S v i e w s t h High. Names and places are unclear. the readable fragments indicate farm and local business activity with political or legal undertones.

Walter der Olitie Mero S.vieeewsnth Hetete Biter Moe Moor Reiboh Texas Vonhaylte Hetey Theater Inn Beitteh Driten Peeniiwer Wirethorst Seth Africa Menenenda Delorkationny

Servant Girl Predicament in Kenosha Kitchen Plan

In Kenosha Wisconsin a plan to hire servant girls for a six family kitchen has sparked public interest. The scheme aims to pair women from various backgrounds with factory managers and an assistant to oversee provisioning and daily tasks. The women appear enthusiastic, viewing the project as a chance for steady work despite potential drawbacks.

Kenosha Faoteny

Virerivan copliotiets seek purerase of Pie Welne Journal

Fragmentary text reports on American press interest in Berlin and naval matters. References to Welne Journal, Joseph Harcings, and German discourse appear alongside garbled lines about Mont Delee and volcanic activity. The readable portions imply speculation on foreign policy and scientific topics without a clear cohesive narrative.

Af Hern Peter Oseph Harcings New York

Cascarete Candy Catapult Popularity Sparks Demand

Fragmentary OCR hints at Cascarete Candy’s rising popularity and a period of high demand, with references to benefits and widespread pharmacy distribution. The readable text mentions sales by druggists and global appeal, though much of the original context is missing.

Thys Rene

Twain’s Silent Farewell From Public Platform

Mark Twain retires from public platform forever at Miecourd university in a farewell address. He spoke nearly an hour with passion and humor, likening the moment to Julian Mawthorne’s fame as he closes a prolific career. Audiences laughed, some cried, as Twain urged proper publication of his farewell in papers. He commented on Russian censorship and translations of his works being barred, saying many authors face the same fate. He dismissed worries about backlash and defended his stance amid political tensions.

Mark Trenin Lis Miecourd University Julian Mawthorne Mark Twain Teemun Beeston Enid Russia Merle Tam Birt

Walked Like Elephants in a Circus Parade

Pupils at Brookive public schools faced a cruel drill after a circus parade when a teacher made a class of girls crawl on hands and knees to imitate elephants. Five students had chosen to watch the circus instead and were forced to imitate the animals. A girl reported her father said the teacher could be arrested for cruelty to children.

Chicago Salid

Illinois Leads in Bicycle Manufacturing in 1900

Illinois tops the bicycle industry with 25.1 percent of U S production in 1900, using 60 establishments and $7,004,058 capital. Ohio follows with 12.8 percent from 34 establishments and $4,804,570. New York 12 percent, Connecticut 11.5 percent from 24 establishments, totals show 212 establishments and $24,783,630 capital, product valued at $1,915,008.

Mlinoeis Bulletin Mlingis Buckeye New York Connecticut United States

Coal Famine Threatens Chicago as Supplies Dwindle

Aug 21 report warns of an immediate coal famine in Chicago. City has no more than 50,000 tons on hand with half already contracted or bought. Public capacity remains about 25,000 tons of hard fuel. typical inventories would be 300,000 tons. Prices have jumped from 7.25 to 8.25 per ton with some asking 9.00.

Chicago

Mosquito Bites Remedy Ad by H. L. Tucker

For mosquito bites and insect stings apply Kullard's Snow Liniment. It counters the poison in the wound, subdues the inflammation and heals the flesh. Price 25 and 40 cents. H. L. Tucker.

H. L Tucker

Floating Islands Report From Caribbean Sea

The Norwegian steamer Monah from Tons reports two floating islands spotted in the Caribbean. Crew observed thousands of monkeys and parrots on the first island and a second island with brilliant parrots greeting them. Captain Warnecke notes Martinique eruption may have altered the region and pieces of land separated from an inhabited island.

Monah Bos Areieord Philadelphia Waenehe Hiro Dave Panes Watlin's Island Caribbean Sea Maying Island Keys Warnecke Martinique

Sugar Producing Plants Thrived In Potomac Climate

Dr. Wiley of the agricultural department conducts experiments on sugar producing plants at a Potomac area farm. Sugar cane sorghum sugar beets Nocky Ford muskmelons and sugar corn grow with equal vigor, challenging beliefs about climate suitability. The study aims to gauge sugar content and relative value rather than climate tolerance, with strong development evident in the District of Columbia.

Wiley Agricultural Department Potomac Bottoms Atlantic District of Columbia

Twenty Story Hotel Project on Fifth Avenue Site

The Maza hotel property at Fifth Avenue and streets 58 and 59 in New York City is to be sold to the George A. Fuller company and allies for about 4 million pounds. The plan calls for a twelve story hotel rising on the site, with total enterprise value near 10 million dollars, involving Central Realty, Rend and Trust, and Mallgarten & Co, aided by bankers and foreign capital interests.

Maza Fifth Avenue Fifty-eighth Fifty-ninth Streets New York City George A. Fuller Company New York Nthe Central Realty Rend and Trust Company Mmallgarten & Co

Hall's Catarrh Cure Claims Cure All Stages

Readers are told Hall's Catarrh Cure is the only positive cure for catarrh and a constitutional treatment. It is said to act on blood and mucous surfaces to destroy the disease’s foundation and bolster the constitution. A $100 reward is offered for any case it fails to cure, with testimonials available by mail from F. J. Cusney & Co. Toledo, O.

Swift Specific CO Atlanta Uvat Hail J. Cusney & Co Tuiedo O. Pa Dold

Firet Special Sale of Town Lots Across Crow Nation

Do not overlook the Firet Special Sale of Town Lots in nine Crow Nation towns along the Frisco System. Sale begins July 7 with round trip tickets at single fare, good for return until early August. Details available from Frieno System passenger representative Jas Donohue, Assistant General Passenger Agent, Kanensburg, Mo.

Aly Daly

Publication Order for Circuit Court Notice

Public notice of publication in Ledwick County Circuit Court records lists parties including Josephine Keppil Vesu Spe Mimyane Lapeonsi George Sneplera Kate Dor Ora and others. The document names publication dates and legal actions with references to commingled names and places, concluding with LEDWICK Circuit Clerk’s signature.

Shale Ur Sa Ulbhy Cas du Circuit Court Junoteri Ike Josephine Keppil Vesu Spe Mimyane Lapeonsi George Sneplera Kate Dor Ora Vvewir Litin Ueru Abbe Lovey Bors

Why Never Married at Mount Carmel meeting

At Mount Carmel Epworth League Harrisburg Illinois seven young men and seven girls discussed why they never married. The girls offered humorous reasons and the last said she never had a chance and would prove the reasons right. The meeting ended with the men proposing to the girls and each proposal accepted.

Harrisburg Epworth League Mount Carmel

Laxative Bromo Quinine Claim Cited in Ad Copy

An old advertisement asserts that the genuine Laxative Bromo Quinine cures a cold in one day with the signature of C6 AL gre Chin appearing on every box. The item reflects vintage patent remedy marketing and branding.

New Rival Wireless Telegraph System Debuts

A new American wireless telegraphy system claimed superior to Marconi's will soon let the public send messages as quickly as by wire. Installed atop Chesbrough building in New York City, the apparatus handles sending and receiving. Invented by KOH Smythe of Chicago and Lee De Forest, a Tate University graduate. The system promises direct message transmission and reception with simple operation. Messages reportedly travel 75 miles with distinct reception.

Marconi Initint Station New York Ecity Chesbrough Koh. Smythe Chicago Lee de Forest Tate Uniesity Mareen

Navy officers push slow on submarine torpedo boats

Three senior naval leaders urged delaying or halting submarine torpedo boat procurement. Rear Admiral Bowles said further Holland boat experiments are inadvisable while Admiral Bradford cited Admiral von Tirpitz on their limited value. Captain RigaBee advised a cautious approach and not to buy 39 or 40 submarines now.

Senate Naval Bowles Admiral Bradford Admiral von Tirpitz Rigabee

Creek freedman confesses to wife murder after joining lodge

James Hope a Creek freedman farmer living seventeen miles west of Eufaula was jailed in Muskogee after confessing to killing his wife. He says he ordered her not to join a secret society but defied him and last night joined the lodge. He attacked her at the door with an axe, severing her head.

Muskogee I. T James Hope Eufaula Hope Sr Secret Society

Golf's Rising Popularity Across Districts

The text notes growing interest in golf and links a sales uptick to golf districts. It cites Perr Kavie's pinkiller as a long standing remedy for sprains strains bruises and soreness seen in active play and everyday accidents. The article mentions widespread use of the santana Kiaiment and balm.

Perr Kavie

Bogiewod urges Kruger to move to South Africa farm

The Chicago Record Herald notes Bogiewod wants Kruger to return to South Africa and settle on a farm. It questions whether this is a punishment or a matter of farming philosophy, depending on interpretation.

Bogiewod Kruger Soh Africa Chicago Record Herald

Missouri Mule Market Shifts Under New Rules

The Chicago Record-Herald notes Missouri mule raisers must seek a new outlet for surplus stock as policy changes affect market access. The shift ends a era of easy sales and prompts farmers to explore alternative buyers and regions.

Missouri Chicago Record-Herald

St Louis Exposition Faces Sunday Opening Contract Demand

The St Louis exposition management must sign a no Sunday opening contract before any further government funds are released. The provision in the appropriation bill makes this mandatory, prompting St Louis to thank the Chicago Inter Ocean for government resolution.

St. Louie Exposition St. Bouts Chicago Inter Ocean

Market Twain Tops Chicago Tribune Tale of Mie Court

Market Twain enjoys life amid Tom Sawyers and Huckleberry Finns in his native Mie court, a vivid slice of local character captured by the Chicago Tribune.

Market Twain The Chicago Tribune Mie Court

Notice of Public Auction and Court Orders

Legal notice detailing an order of sale and administrator actions in a probate proceeding. It lists required dates, locations, and parties including members such as Lory Rugudie and Micharu Broadus, with terms and times for a property sale and related filings to be held and recorded.

Peru Riday Ube Ahiseum Ieee Lie Hurtimet Uel Biacrabah Liviaweers Hiberts Ourio Gatley Sheri Youmay

Unclear Text on Breeding and Stock Trade Practices

Fragmented OCR describes horse and stud breeding details with names like Lommes Leonard and Jack Su biack. mentions stallions kept at a set time, service terms, and importing clock values, along with stock trading references and labor notes. The legible items indicate breeding, purchase, and transfer actions in a historical stock or horse market context.

Tmg Biker Mouineer Buller Road Poigreg Kiamo Vince Suemay Howe Livoa Lommes Leonard A. Belger Liarketurg Aly Lins Dewk Meuranes Bfe Toupouku Orie

Local farming papers offered at reduced annual club rate

A bold promotional note extols three agricultural publications the Livestock Indicator Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute. It touts combined value for readers in Lewes and nearby areas with one year access for 1.25 dollars. Subscriptions are sold through the office with limited time availability.

Weller Whelaren Doe Special Armers’ Institute Euitions Lake dUveblope Hos

A Liberal Offer from The St. Louis Mirror

The St Louis Mirror, a twenty eight page weekly review, offers news and literary content across social religious scientific financial and artistic topics. It promises reviews of books, plays, and music with a reader friendly format and invites subscriptions for ten weeks at 106 in silver or stamps.

The St. Louis Mirror William Surou Deeds Mirror the Mirror St. Louis

Notice of Administrators Bond and Claims

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration have been granted to the undersigned. All persons having claims against the estate of Willem M. Origogen deceased must exhibit them for proof within one year from the date of this notice or be barred. DEL LOE will administer with will annexed.

Willem M.origegn Iit Bates Cousty Minevuri Bhonry Enonied Gates Gates County

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