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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1913
Page
7
The University of Missouri veterinary department states new corn does not cause hog cholera. Germs must be present, but improper feeding can worsen outbreaks. The article advises gradual introduction of new corn, mixed feeds, sanitary quarantine, disinfection, and vaccination with hog cholera preventive serum.
Professor E A Trowxndge of Missouri outlines wintering methods for weanlings. Emphasizes clean water, ample exercise, sanitary quarters, and nutritious feed with a grain mix of oats bran and cord. Warns against corn fodder and timothy hay alone and advises on pasture use and shelter.
Nupop and Cotap blame each other for being an intolerable bore. Barrett notes Nupop recently became a father of a first born while Cotap underwent a surgical operation.
Johastea quote appears as a brief reflective line about mortality and character. The fragment references life impact over death and suggests a philosophical takeaway rather than a reported event or named individuals.
Mexican rebel fortunes rise as Villa claims northern territories will bow to revolutionary authority within two weeks. Carranza to join interior operations while forces mass from Sonora to Coahuila, Chihuahua, and Nuevo Leon. Northern battle lines list 14,500 federal troops facing 20,300 rebels as preparations include 3,400 troops with 16 machine guns en route from Juarez.
Texas ranked first with 3,653 points in the national livestock exposition judging contest in Chicago. Missouri Agricultural College took second with 3,495 and Purdue third with 3,494. Other leaders included Ohio, Iowa, Ontario, Manitoba, MacDonald Canada, Kansas, Oklahoma, Pennsylvania, and Nebraska across cattle, horses, sheep, and hogs events.
President Wilson plans no 10 day Christmas vacation unless Congress passes the Currency Bill. Senate Democratic leaders met to decide on recess and the president indicated he would remain in Washington while Congress is in session if the measure is not approved by Christmas.
Order of publication for a real estate dispute in Bates County Missouri announces defendants must answer in the next February term. The case concerns parcels in section seven township forty range thirty and seeks to forever bar claims by unknown and named defendants. Publication is in Butler Weekly Times for four consecutive weeks.
A list for the week ending December 2 1913 shows uncalled letters at Butler post office. Gentlemen include J C Biggs Emmett Hensley and ladies Mrs Bessie Edwards Miss Ellie Flickin Mrs Ina These letters will be sent to the dead. Post Master A Chambers notes December 16 1913.
Bates County Circuit Court October term 1413 notes a mortgage and trust dispute involving J P McCuan estate. Plaintiffs seek judgment on a $1000 debt and sale of real estate in Butler, with publication to defendants including V Baker and Farmers Bank of Bates County. A true copy of the record is filed with the circuit clerk.
Trustee's sale advertised due to unpaid note and coupons secured by deed of trust dated July 24 1910. Real estate described as parts of section 3 and 10 in township 42 33 in Bates County Missouri will be sold to satisfy the indebtedness, with payment due first coupon now unpaid.
Notice appears to state that letters testamentary were granted in a Missouri probate matter, naming a decedent and the Probate Court of County. The text references the November term and the grant of letters testamentary to an individual, though names are garbled.
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