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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 05, 1907
Page
7
Adolphus Busch and son August A Busch endorse regulating saloons and clubs to uphold law and public decency. They urge Brewers to cooperate with authorities, argue beer is already pure, and call on fellow brewers to join a new field of competition to preserve the industry’s reputation.
Frank J Cheney sworn as senior partner of F J Cheney Co Toledo pledges to pay one hundred dollars for every case of catarrh not cured by Hall's Catarrh Cure. Notice dated December 6, 1880. Cure marketed as internal remedy affecting blood and mucous surfaces. testimonials offered. محصول
Prizes aggregating almost 1000 dollars have been offered at the Missouri State Corn Show to be held in Columbia January 7 to 10. Details and premium list are available from H. F. Miller, Secretary, Missouri Corn Growers' Association, Columbia, Missouri. Prison prizes honor yield per acre, bushel lot, ten ear lot, and single ears with wide distribution of awards. A feature is many prizes for best corn grown by Missouri boys. Open to all Missouri farmers with no entry fee.
In New York a trio of misnamed snow geese in Central Park draw attention from Prof. Miller and Prof. Allen in the museum of natural history. W E D Stokes claims to have placed them there as a test, recounting a tale of mating myths and a Winnipeg trapped duck.
In Mound City Mrs. E. D. Clapp reports her son nearly died from lung and throat trouble. Exhausting coughing spells ceased after using Dr King’s New Discovery, which she says saved his life and cured him. Available from F T Clay, druggist for 50c and 1.00 with a trial bottle free.
In a Kentucky town a magician named Zanetti seeks a pint of whisky for a trick but faces silence. A tall man offers a quart flask instead, prompting spectators to produce bottles as the act continues.
The notice announces a one year subscription deal for the Rural Route Republic and the Butler Weekly Times for $2.50. Cash subscribers can add the Daily Republic for one year by paying $1.50, or non-subscribers can remit $2.50 to receive the Daily Republic and Butler Times for a year.
The Times and The Republic merged offer delivers the Regular Edition with Sporting News omitted, Telegraphic Market and Financial pages complete, plus miscellaneous reading for the family. Delivered by mail daily except Sundays, 312 copies a year, subscriptions only via rural free delivery routes for one year. Remittances to The Times.
Jefferson City December 1 for the second time Kansas City attorneys failed in the Supreme Court to stop Judge William H Wallace from his crusade against Sunday theatres and other Sunday law violations. The court denied an application for a writ of prohibition against the Judge the Grand Jury and court officers. Attorney General Hadley refused mandamus proceedings and theaters and shopkeepers had sought a writ of quo warranto but failed.
A Bates County message from T. J. Surra pres urging anti saloon supporters to back a local option election. It calls for sobriety and good citizenship, warns of liquor’s harm to families, asks ministers to preach before the election, and urges voters to cast a responsible ballot.
Three men attempted to halt an east bound Northern Pacific train at Fife signal station. They removed the signal and switch light. The night operator rode from Mapleton on a velocipede, confronted by the robbers. Two men tried to stop him. he drew a revolver and they were captured. Three suspects were arrested in the Fargo yards. The plan aimed to stop No. 4 and rob passengers.
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