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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1911
Page
7
The Cutler Weekly Times mocks Col Roosevelt's active publicity stunts. It compares him to a sky rocket that burned bright then faded, arguing the American public has moved on. The piece suggests Roosevelt should stop chasing dramatic displays and focus on substantial issues.
W A Al Morrow died last Wednesday night at the Madison Hotel from a stroke of apoplexy He served in the State Treasury Department and was confidential secretary to governors Stone Stevens Dockery and Folk Known across the state for generosity and cheer he was a trusted friend to many in the capital Roy son of Mr and Mrs E M mraeie Meente aa senk a brief urn and dom at comes 32 years 7 months eel
Washington reports the steel trust probe faces a Wall Street push to halt, while Chairman Stanley defends continuing hearings. It notes Speaker Clark urging Democrats to unite for tariff as the 1912 election looms and details budget cuts, the Aldrich plan push, and public concern over express companies profits. The Ruralist highlights E. E. Laughlin Jr. coaching in corn judging with his sons’ state success.
Local advertises fresh home made kandies at special prices for school teachers and Sunday School committees. Offers Mrs. Kandy Kitchen on south side of square with a calendar of Christmas treats and seasonal specials.
The State of Missouri to the defendants in Bates County a court vacation notice announces a petition by Morgan versus others seeking a decree. The publication orders defendants to appear at the next term to answer the petition concerning partition or property claims in an estate matter within the county.
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