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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 30, 1906

Page

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Thousands Praise Pe-Ru-Na From Fair Women

A postcard style appeal touts Pe-Ru-Na as the best medicine for catarrh and related ailments. Letters from Mrs. Bryanton of Dennison Ohio Miss Oward of Passaic N J and Miss Cray of Brooklyn attest cures and reliefs. One writer details voice recovery after seven weeks of throat trouble and a motherly invitation to seek Hartman Sanitarium advice in Columbus Ohio.

Pe-Ru-Na Mra W. J. Bryanton Sherman Arrest Dennison Ohio Jessie Oward South Street Passaic N. J Perona J. A. Baker Locust Avenue Amsterdam N. Y Poruna 8. B. Hartman The Hartman Sanitarium Columbus

Dr J M Norris Specialist In Catarrh Treatment

Dr J M Norris specialist offers focus on catarrh and effects on ears throat and lungs. Those needing glasses can be fitted at his office on the south side over Elmer Dixon's store. Office hours are 9 a m to 4 p m.

Elmer Dixon Laura

Prison officials visit Leavenworth during week

Leavenworth Kansas August 27 Matt Hall warden of the Missouri state penitentiary stayed with Warden R W McClaughrey of the federal penitentiary and Deputy Warden Dobson of the Kansas state prison. He met inmates transferred from Missouri including Jim Hale Long Tom Lolan among them.

Leavenworth Kas Matt Hall Missouri State Penitentiary R. W. McClaughrey Federal Penitentiary Dob Pon Kansas State Prison Federal Prison Missouri Prison Jim’ Hale Long Tom Lolan

To Teach Wheat Culture in Kansas Lecture Tour

Kansas State Agricultural College and the Union Pacific sponsor a Wheat Culture lecture tour next week. A special train and two lecture cars will travel western lines to present farming methods. College upland farm yields range from fifty to sixty bushels per acre, far higher than state averages.

Manhattan Kas Kansas State Agricultural College Union Pacific Railroad College Union Pacific Company

A Mystery Solved ay to keep oft re attacks of billiousness

A fragmented item mentions a remark on the streets about belief in evolution and a camel proverb. The garbled text references John N. uM. Pasa Indiana and a man’s comment on monkey origins and work habits, suggesting a humorous or reflective street remark from a week on the street.

John N. Um. Pasa

Dog Hooks and Lands a Salmon In Bangor Pond

A Lovell resident trained his Newfound land dog to swim a half mile for messages and goods. The dog delivered a note across the pond but brought back a bare hook. later it yielded a ten pound salmon, baited by the young woman, to the master’s fishy scheme.

Bangor Lovell’s Pond

Three Tinglest Men On Record Exchange Odd Demands

An exchange recounts three peculiar men. One will drink water only from a neighbor’s well. The second bans his family from writing except small handwriting, fearing ink waste. The third halts the clock at night to spare machinery wear.

Bat

Leavenworth Sees 118 Open Joints Paying Fines

Leavenworth reports 118 open joints paying a monthly $50 to the city treasury via the police department. Across Kansas towns from Wichita to Salina and Hutchinson, numerous saloons and joints are noted, with fines varying and enforcement inconsistent amid ongoing temperance struggles.

Leavenworth Kas Treasury Wichita Treasury Fund Tirea Cubbon Hawks Topeka Junction City Salina Atchison Hutchinson Pittsburg Crawford County

State Fair Saddled Horses Attract Entries From All States

The Board extends saddle horse class and raises premiums for the State Fair. A $100 solid silver cup from the National Saddle Horse Breeders Association will go to the best saddle horse under two years old. Kentucky and Missouri compete for top honors as entries pour in from across the state and region. The piece also cites an Arkansas critique of government finances, labeling it a tale of favoritism and wealth display.

Kentucky Missouri Chicago Baddle Horse Lreedjera Association United States Arkansas Republan Party Scotland

Whiskers Atkeson Faces DeArmond in Seventh District Fight

A Globe-Democrat space writer predicts Atkeson will beat DeArmond as the National Republican Committee aims to “eliminate” the current congressman. The column warns of funds used to sway voters and praises DeArmond as a staunch foe of graft and extravagance, urging a rally to his standard.

Globe-Democrat Republican National Organization DeArmond Hall of Congress Clinton

Poison Plot Alleges Assassin Attempt On General Trepoft

Reports reach St. Petersburg that General Trepoft, commandant of the imperial palace, was targeted in a poisoning attempt. His cook and three servants are reportedly under arrest amid illness announced. Separately, the 24th Ural Cossack regiment mutinied at Samarcand and seized officers, causing panic as the city faces surrender.

St. Petersburg Trepoft Imperial Palace Twenty-fourth Ural Cossack Samarcand Aviatic

Electric Bitters Prove Cure for Kidney Trouble

The End of the World of troubles that robbed E. H. Wolfe of Bear Grove In. of all usefulness began when he started taking Electric Bitters. He says they cured kidney trouble and general debility after two years of suffering. They are advertised as a sure cure for stomach liver and kidney complaints blood diseases dizziness and bodily decline. Price 60c guaranteed by Frank T. Clay's drug store.

E. H. Wolfe Bear Grove Frank T. Clay

Hair Vigor Auction Call Appeals to Buyers

A humorous pitch extols Ayer’s Hair Vigor as stopping hair loss and making the scalp healthy. The ad frames the product as a medicine and parodies an auction chant with the line Roll for over sixty yeure, emphasizing durable testimonial support.

Ayer

Billy's boom stirs crowd in partisan hullabaloo

A garbled printed plea or chant references Billy and a political confrontation with phrases like hullabaloo and hurrah. The text speaks of campaigns, elevation, and conflict over principles, with exclamations and noisy public sentiment. The readable bits imply a political rally or factional uproar centered on Billy.

Mrs Longworth to Unveil McKinley Statue in Columbus

Mrs. Nicholas Longworth, daughter of President Roosevelt, accepted an invitation to unveil the statue of William McKinley in Columbus, Ohio, on September 14. The announcement was reported from Cincinnati on August 27.

Cincinnati Nicholas Longworth President Roosevelt William McKinley Columbus

Cannon arrives at Sibley home amid presidential chatter

Speaker Cannon visited J C Sibley in Summer home, saying he learned of Illinois convention endorsements for him only from newspapers. He expressed gratitude to Illinois voters but denied active candidacy. He would decline any nomination if offered, yet cannot refuse such an honor. He stays at Sibley’s residence until September 1 and then travels to Maine.

Plattesburg N. Y Cannon J. C. Sibley Pennsyvania New York Ilinoia Congressman Sibley Maine Enenk

Has Stood The Test 25 Years Grove's Taste Less Chill Tonic

An advertising blurb touts Grove's Tasteless Chill Tonic as a 25 year stand by product. It claims iron and quinine in a tasteless form with the slogan no cure no pay and a 50 cent price.

GROVE

Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in Feud Case

Lexington Kentucky August 20 The jury before which B F French John Smith and John Abner were on trial for the alleged killing of J B Marcum a feudist reported it could not agree and asked to be excused The court held the jury till morning in hope of agreement It is understood the panel stood seven for conviction and five for acquittal

Lexington B. F. French John Smith John Abner J. B. Marcum Feucer Dorsey

Guaraocheed Core For Pilea ae ee blind

A Guaraocheed core aids Pilea ae ee blind observers by providing pits and pazcointment within days. The item references a period from day 8 to day 14, with a quantity of 500.

Pilea

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Miss May Cray 11Th Street Brooklyn W. J Bryanton Uss May Cray RS. J. A. Baker J. M. Norris Castoria Tori Tiene T J. U Arer Co Lowell So Maoufacturere of Ayers Syral Hilly Billy Hallabaloo Hurrow Bill Billy's Paramount Mrs. Longworth
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