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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
2
McFarland and Sons advertise a complete stock of light and heavy harnesses saddles bridles halters collars lap robes and horse blankets. They list Savere Scovill and Columbia wire, Milburn farm wagons, wire horse muzzles for corn gathering tents wagon sheets for sale or rent Johnsons and Mica sale grease harness oil and second hand harnesses and vehicles at cheap prices plus harness oiling for one dollar.
McFarland and Sons file in Bates County Missouri for divorce from Leote Ohio Holland non resident. Publication ordered in Burford West Times for four weeks before February term. Clerk D Emprer certifies true copy. notice served by publication.
In Bates County Missouri a divorce petition is filed by Florence Roper against Louis Roper. The court orders publication in The Buffalo Times for four weeks to notify the defendant to answer by the first day of the February term, warning of judgment by default.
In Vacation Bates County Missouri the case of Barnett F Childers and Edith May Childers by their curator John Hayes versus Alice Wainscott Vina Ray Reb Ray Lee Wainscott James Wainscott and Alice Wainscott is ordered. The court seeks to set land partition and sale if needed and requires notice by publication for four weeks in Bates paper starting before February 1, 1897. Respondents must appear at the next term in Butler, Bates County.
Plaintiffs seek a decree declaring rights in the estate of the Ashbys Bates County Missouri. Defendants Tella L Ashby Lena E Ashby John D Ashby and Silas Ashby are nonresidents. Publication ordered in The Weer Tress for four weeks. Proceedings begin February at the county courthouse with pleadings due by the first day of the term.
The joint session of West Central Mixcourt and Bates County teachers association held in Butler drew about 500 teachers. A Friday declamatory contest in the opera house featured winners Ina Smith and Oldham Moore with medals presented by Dr. J. L. Merriam. The 1908 meeting was set for Higginsville at Thanksgiving.
Notice is given that letters of administration upon the estate of John D Woody of Coeeneed have been granted to the undersigned by the Bates County Probate Court. Dated November 3, 1901. The undersigned are empowered to act in the settlement of the estate and require all persons to render accounts and come forward to assist as required by law.
The Missouri Manual, issued with compliments of Secretary of State Swanger, contains 655 pages and features photographs of state officers, general assembly members, and all Missouri members of Congress. It lists congressional members from 1820 to present, lawmakers from 1820 to 1907, and officers of the house and senate since 1820. It includes a historical sketch, taxable wealth and tax rates from 1860 to 1907, educational expenditures, county road data, poll tax days, road mileage, and new sections on drama whores, local option counties, stock law adoption, township organization, and mineral output. Election figures are updated to date.
Mrs Robinson of near Johnstown was seriously hurt when a team frightened by a switch engine drove the buggy southward from the DeBold corner, throwing her out. Her wounds included a bad nose wound, a right temple injury, and a skull fracture. she was treated by Dr. Miller and later at Dr. Berry’s home after neighbors aided. The team also damaged two buggies before control.
Washington December 3 The Senate committee on military affairs will report its findings on the Brownsville investigation next week. Chairmen foresee a majority holding soldiers shot up Brownsville while Foraker and Bulkeley doubt soldiers were involved. A minority report may be signed by Scots and Hemenway, with four Democrats backing the majority alongside Warren Lodge Warner and Fulton.
Four year old son of Everal Scullings died after clothes caught fire from a stove. The mother was away from the room when the dress ignited and suffered fatal burns before she could act. Located twelve miles northwest of Warrensburg, Missouri.
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