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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 06, 1917
Page
5
Country Happenings Local Family Visits and Trades
Mathew Evans and family spent Sunday at Jim Evans home while Marsh Brown delivered hogs on Monday. Numerous local visits and small social exchanges follow with neighbors including Keen, Sargent, Chitwood, and Randall. Rev. Rhiney conducts revival at Peasant Ponte. Mrs Newberry improves after illness.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mathew Evans
Evans
Jim Evans
Marsh Brown
Cleve Hunter
Will Gragg
Nerbert Snell
J. M. Chitwand
Oddie Wivier
Ernest
Pearl Jones
Geo. Keen
A. T. Keen
Craton Mabry
Ohio Post Office
C. W. Rector
Connie Chitwood
Geo. Pharis
Len Davis
Geo. Sargent
Everett Harvey
Mr. Wise
Bruce Odneal
Nina Keen
Thelma Sargent
Rhiney
Peasant Ponte
Newberry
Ina Kien
Merl Sargent
Geo, Sargent
Message from Pershing Declares Germany Can Be Beaten
Bishop Luther B. Wilson returned from Europe with General Pershing’s message to Americans. Read today for the first time, it stated there is no ground for the heresy that Germany cannot be beaten. Germany can be beaten, must be beaten, and will be beaten.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Luther B. Wilson
Europe
General Pershing
France
Germany
Christmas Spirit, Church Talks, and Local Events in Charlotte
Charlotte notes a calm Thanksgiving with community gatherings, a baptism near Virginia, a Pie Supper at Crook’s schoolhouse, and a popular-skinned cake winner. Reports cover farm visits, coal hauling from Henderson bank, church activities at Virginia M E and Mt Carmel, and the League and Epworth Herald events led by Miss Ruth Guinn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bro. Prost
Virginia
Judy
P. M. Famuliner
Schessler
Butler
Edna
Norma Werner
Oklahoma
W. W. Park
Henderson
Greenup
Margie
Edward
Marionville
Bro. Jones
M. E. Church
Witwinia
Henderson Coal Bank
the Red Cross
Charlotte
Tunsday
League of the M.E. Church
Ruth Guinn
Epworth Herald
Grant Garner
White
Near
Amoret
Offer to fatten 5000 cattle for the United States
Carrollton Missouri December 3 D D Thomas and other Carroll County citizens offer to fatten 5000 cattle and an equal number of hogs for the U S Government The proposal has been sent to the War Department and Herbert Hoover for consideration The U S Department of Agriculture ordered an investigation by Assistant Secretary R A Pearson on November 26 to study the plan
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carrollton
D. D. Thomas
Carroll County
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
United States
War Department
Herbert C. Hoover
United States Department of Agriculture
R. A. Pearson
Lenine Threatens Debt Repudiation and Armistice Move
Bolsheviki leader Lenine warned that Russia may repudiate debts to other nations unless Bolsheviks accept a general armistice. Washington notes say canceling U S debts would erase about 160 million dollars paid for munitions, with Congress eyeing scrutiny as Bolshevik power grows. Peace prospects hinge on a Bolshevik Germany armistice and shifting domestic tides in Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Petrograd
London
Nicolai Lenine
Leon Trotsky
Russia
Washington
United States
Germany
Anl
Rusoe Sergan Coe
SomoCo Portable Hog House Promises Pig Safety
An ad touts the Lomoco Portable Sunshine Hog House as a cost saver for farmers. It claims the shelter prevents pig losses in winter, preserving every pig born valued at five dollars, and emphasizes its portability, summer service, and ready-to-load setup.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Logan-Moore
Iowa Agricultural College
Missouri
Tank Assault Fails to Break British Hold at Cambrai
British and German forces clash across Cambrai and surrounding ridges as tanks rejoin action after German offensive. Despite two large German pushes totaling about fifty thousand troops, the British lines hold with Byng’s regiments reforming for counterattacks. Tanks again smash through Gouzeaucourt and other positions, ending the day with continued British resilience. The article also notes Red Cross tuberculosis seal drives raising funds and counts Missouri and national totals.
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France
Rupprecht
Cambrai
Tommies
Jyng
Germany
Lateau
Wood
Lavacquerie
Gonnellieu
Villers Guislain
Gouzeaucourt
Byng
Red Cross Seals Sold in Butler and Bates County
In Missouri the tuberculosis fight is led by the Missouri Association for the Relief and Control of Tuberculosis with local efforts in Butler and Bates counties. The message urges open air sunshine and persistent effort to prevent 5000 deaths yearly in peacetime and more during war times.
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Red Cross
Gorrell
Butler
Bates County
Missouri
Missouri Association For the Relief and Control
Acres Open to Entry in Missouri Government Land
Jefferson City December 3 reports 194 acres remain for sale by the Federal Government in Missouri. Counties listed include Barry 78 acres in three tracts Butler 3 acres in two tracts Camden 32 acres in one tract Shannon 8 acres in one tract St Francois 40 acres in one tract Ste Genevieve 18 acres in one tract. Figures cited by Guilford A. Leavitt United States Land Office Clerk at Springfield. Missouri holds millions of acres of land south.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Missouri
State Board of Agriculture
Barry
Butler
Camden
Shannon
St. Francois
Ste. Genevieve
Guilford A. Leavitt
United States Land Office
Springfield
Missouri Cheese Factories Limited to Four in State
Report notes only four cheese factories operate in Missouri and claims two are located in Botes. The brief cites industry data and local business records, summarizing regional cheese production and distribution.
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Missouri
Botes. Com
Firm British stance on freedom of the seas in wartime
London reports the government, via J I MacPherson, rejects any talk of freedom of the seas until German submarines are cleared from the oceans. Speaking at a Criterion restaurant luncheon, he called the stance a firm official reply to Marquis of Lansdowne’s suggestion and urged the seas be purged of the pirate foe.
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London
Marquis of Lansdowne
J. I. MacPherson
Criterion
Lansdowne
MacPherson
Football Fatalities Toll in 1917 Season
Chicago reports twelve football deaths in the 1917 season ending with Thanksgiving games, AP notes. The figure is six fewer than 1916 and four fewer than two years earlier, with fifteen deaths recorded in all for some games.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Associated Press
Lynching of a Black man in Dyersburg Tennessee
A mob seized Ligon Scott after he was moved from Jackson to Dyersburg. He was taken to a vacant lot near the public square, tied to an iron stake, and burned in a bonfire as thousands gathered. Scott allegedly confessed to attacking a white woman in Dyer county on November 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nashville
Tenn
Ligon Scott
Dyer County
Dyersburg
Jackson
Scott
Mrs Field Granted Army Pay to Marshal Field Heir
Mrs Field receives 25.50 a month as army pay, boosting the income of Marshall Field III. Feild, a son of the late merchant, serves as a sergeant in a field artillery regiment in Texas earning 51 monthly, with no waiver or proof of self support, making Mrs Field eligible for half his pay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Marshal Field III
Feild
Marshall Field
Texas
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pershing
Grouch Bros
May
Charlotte News
Lomoco Service
Logan-Moore Lumber Co
Butler, MO
Teutons
Tennessee
Mrs. Field
Wyatt Lumber. Co
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