Varnish Stain Advertises Wide Furniture Use
A brief ad promotes the best varnish stain on the market for furniture Reed chairs baths radiators iron and wood of any kind, urging readers to try it.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1908
Page
6
A brief ad promotes the best varnish stain on the market for furniture Reed chairs baths radiators iron and wood of any kind, urging readers to try it.
Virginia reports visits from Rev W T Pyle and family with relatives in Bald win and Park towns. Maxwell Park returns from Warrensburg for Thanksgiving. Vivian Allen from Sioux City visits family before heading to Kansas City. Rain disrupts church meeting and road travel. local church fund raiser nets 1400. discussions favor prohibition. upcoming school and social events announced.
Newly elected senator Thos. T. Lane of Ripley county announces a bank guarantee bill for the coming legislative session. The measure mirrors the Oklahoma plan with a banker reserve to be set after hearings and a large inspection force for the new banking department.
Foster notes a mix of social visits and local updates. J A McCullough and J W Darby visited Butler, Kansas City guests returned home, Badgett family from Ossum wa Iowa visiting nearby relatives, postmaster W W Russell back at duty, Henry Briscoe touring Texas Panhandle, Paul Rowland visiting relatives, Thanksgiving dinner with Jule Heckadon, and a strong storm last Tuesday night disrupting activity.
Fragmentary line suggests a journey toward Imwan described as a promised land. The text emphasizes movement and aspiration without full context or names.
Several warranty deeds recorded for properties in Elkhart Sperry's and Rich Hill areas plus transfers in Butler and surrounding towns. Transfers include Hewitt to Bell for lots in Merwin. Moore to Baymilker for Elkhart parcel at $2800. Maxonie Home of Mo to White for Red Hill addition at $530. Sheppard to Elizabeth Sheppard for Sperry's add in Rich Hill at $1000. Newton Moore to Arthur and Homer Duvall for a 80 acre tract. Morris to Anna L Jones in Elk city at $1000. Cromlyn W M and J J Thompson for Elk bars at $2000.
J D Stewart, a teamster of the elsy, lost a horse early Monday morning while driving his team to two empty wagons near J W Holloway's residence on South Fulton Street. One horse fell to the ground and died within minutes despite efforts to save it.
Tom Wainright, a Rural Free Delivery carrier, turned back on Monday after four miles on his route due to a flooded area. He reports the first entry on this side of the bridge on the Tech AL road is completely washed out, with the Minnie out of its banks.
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