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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 02, 1909

Page

6

The Best Christmas Gift Spectacles Promotion

An advertisement proclaims the Perfect Vision “Spec” spectacles as the best on earth. Dr Houx authorizes a five dollar 10 karat gold filled pair offered at a special reduced price of $1.50 with a five year guarantee, inviting wearers to test them at home and read fine print in their Bible.

Perfect Vision Spectacles Offer Attracts Shoppers

An advertiser claims eye tests are unnecessary and offers Morroceine pocketbook cases as gifts with each $1.50 spectacle purchase. Dr Haux promotes a five-dollar pair praised as fitting any weaker sight and promising aged-eye clarity, with a limited free souvenir case while supplies last.

Dr Haux Spectacles Mail Offer From Missouri Store

An old advertisement from Clay's Drug Store Butler Missouri promotes Dr Haux Spectacles. It invites customers to mail $1 to Locust Street St Louis for a five dollar pair of 10 karat gold filled spectacles, plus a free Moroccine pocketbook, with a 15 day deadline and full refund guarantee. Judge Canterbury endorses the product.

Dr. Haux Spectacle Co St. Louis Dr. Haux Dr. Aux Spectacile Co

Rebekah Convention Elects Officers in Rich Hill

The second annual meeting of Rebekahs in district thirty seven met in Rich Hill with delegates from Rich Hill Richards Metz and Butler. Mrs Stella Boyer of St Louis spoke and led a school of instruction. Incoming officers include Miss Nel Fuhrman Butler president Mrs Lizzie Duncan Hume vice president Miss Lizzie McCombs Rich Hill warden Miss Rachel Tingle Butler secretary and Mrs Stella Richards Richards treasurer Hume chosen as next meeting site. A banquet followed and visitors praised the event.

Rebekahs Nel Fuhrman Butler Lizzie Duncan Hume Lizzie McCombs Rich Hill Rachel Tingle Stella Richards Richards

SHERIFFS POSSE KILLS 2 WOMEN IN RIFLE FIGHT

In Williamson West Virginia near Devon a sheriff posse confronted the Daniels and Christian factions over a killing dispute. Mrs Charles Daniels and her 16 year old daughter Helen opened fire from their doorway until both were fatally wounded. One posse member was shot. The feud between the Daniels and Christian families began after Geo Christian was killed by Jim Daniels.

Daniels Christian Jim Daniels George Christian Ransom Pike County Big Sandy River Devon Mingo County W. Va Jim Charles Daniels Charles

Mystery of the Kehoe Shooting Cleared by J E Cook

J E Cook revealed the two decade old saloon shooting near a Toledo police officer was misattributed to Patrick Kehoe. Kehoe was a myth used to shield a saloon keeper, who died, freeing Cook from keeping silent about the case.

St. Joseph J. E. Cook Patrick Kehoe Kehoe Mr. Cook Cook

Prolific Poland China Sow Sets Breeding Record

Prof J E Crowder spoke Saturday of a Poland China sow that produced 43 pigs in four litters, raising 40. The sow raised six of a nine pig litter at five months nineteen days, averaging 230 each and totaling 103.40 in value. If the remaining three had been sold, the litter would have topped 160, a record for prolific breeding and profit noted by the Adrian Journal.

J. E. Crowder Poland-China Prof. Crowder Adrian Journal

Looking One's Best at the Westside Fashion Show

The piece highlights a series of women modeling stylish outfits at a community fashion event. Local designers, attendees, and organizers named in attendance showcase seasonal looks and grooming trends.

Loophole shields clerk in liquor sale at drug store

A Kansas City drug store on Fifth street and Broadway faced a police complaint after two tramps bought liquor there. Clerk William Ball was arrested, but Prosecutor Norman Woodson found him immune since he was not a registered pharmacist, citing a state law restricting sales to owners or registered pharmacists.

Kansas City Journal Fifth Street Broadway William Ball Ball Norman Woodson

Bite se yew honey via i Pepe No trouble to use

A compact note describes a product labeled Bite se yew honey via i Pepe with claims of easy use and no difficulty in handling. The readable text centers on consumer ease and availability, but lacks clear brand or official details.

Popular Young People Married In Butler

Robt. D. Allen son of Capt. J. D. Allen editor of The Butler Times and Miss Irene Orr daughter of the late Thos. M. Orr were quietly married at the Presbyterian church in Butler by Rev. J. R. Lamb. The bride, a Bates county beauty, serves as Secretary of State's office at Jefferson City. They plan a future home there and the Review extends best wishes.

Robt. D. Allen J. D. Allen Butler Times Irene Orr Thos. M. Orr Presbyterian Church Butler J. R. Lamb Bates County Jefferson City

Boonville Officers Resign in Mo City

Boonville Missouri reports five officers resigning from the force on November 21 amid local tensions. Details of resignations, replacements, and expected interim measures to maintain public safety were not disclosed.

Boonville, Mo

How to Suspend With County Highway Engineer

A fragmented historical notice outlines petition thresholds for suspending provisions of the County Highway Engineer Act. It notes that ten percent of taxpaying electors and two thirds of township voters may prompt county court to hold a general or special election within specified periods to decide continuation or repeal, with required newspaper notices.

Lenat Guy County Ubis Genere Cusk

Queen Bess Leads Pittsburg Teen Car Thieves Group

A 14 year old girl in Pittsburg dubbed Queen Bess led a gang of 15 youths stealing fruit from Pennsylvania Railroad cars. Six were arrested after a Thanksgiving Day raid. nine remain at large with warrants. Bail set at 500 dollars for the ringleader who advised discipline and education.

Pittsburg Bessie Cahill Bess Bessie Smallman Street Pennsylvania Railroad

Nine thousand apply to view planned Missouri hanging

Carthage Missouri November 30 nine thousand applicants seek permission to witness William Wilsons execution in January 1910 only seventy five will be allowed into the stockade the sheriff plans a drawing to select them a death watch is kept in his jail cell for the murder of Millie Plum at Carl Junction in July 1907

Carthage Arch McDonald William Wilson Wilson Millie Plum Carl Junction

Mulberry and Locust Timber Location Near Rocky Ford

A 6x7 foot section of mulberry and locust timber lies on the east side of Miami, about six miles south of Butler near Rocky Ford, details attributed to H. McFadden.

Miami Butler Rocky Ford H. McFadden

West Plains Woman Shoots Sweetheart Then Commits Suicide

Margaret Payne twenty-year-old shot and mortally wounded Everett Benn after an argument over romance and a rival. She then drank carbolic acid and died. Benn was dying from two head and one body wound. Neighbors found Payne with an empty carbolic acid vial after the shooting sequence at the Benefield home.

West Plains Margaret Payne Everett Benn Benn Bell California Miss Payne Eva Rutledge Miss Rutledge Miss Ayne William Benefield Benefield

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Grndpe Lissen Aga Ony Clay’s Drug Store Missouri Ben B. Canterbury T Kirkpatrick Marthe Beece W A Butler Bo J Dring Srulth Rebekah Dele Sheriff's Posse West Virginia State of Ohio City of Toledo Lucas County Frank J. Cheney J. Cheney & Co Hall Cheney Soi Hall Poland China N. B. Jeter West Side Kleh Hill Review Boonville Chicago West Plains, Mo Warren Toppan Lynn Mass Vitrolco Mr. Toppan Vinci Frank T. Clay
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