Butler News Briefs Highlight Local Residents
Local society notes list visits across Kansas City Rich Hill and Nevada. Movements include Mrs J A Trimble visiting relatives in Kansas City and John H E Stone on business in Rich Hill.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1916
Page
5
Local society notes list visits across Kansas City Rich Hill and Nevada. Movements include Mrs J A Trimble visiting relatives in Kansas City and John H E Stone on business in Rich Hill.
New York City officials announced a food control plan to mobilize housewives. By January 1, at least one woman per 42,000 square blocks will monitor residents and report food prices, ensuring citywide price awareness. Commissioner Joseph Hartigan said the effort will keep residents informed whenever price controls are needed.
Lone Oak and Pleasant Gap roadboosters hauled 112 loads of rock to the river bottoms on Tuesday December 5, starting at the river bridge and moving north. They reported a strong day with a large crowd, good dinner, and plans to work daily through the week, inviting others to join for steady progress.
List of letters uncalled for in Butler Missouri for the week ending December 5 1916 includes Dan Carp two letters and names such as Mr Olin Cinnamon Rev L G Wright Mar Oie Wood Miss Olive Beaty Miss Ella Maupin Mrs Ellen McCollins Miss Laura Bell Seeley. Letters will be sent to the dead letter office December 19 1916 if not picked up. Postmaster J E Williams instructs callers to say Advertised when retrieving.
Federal operatives pursue Jack Johnson in the East, with U S District Attorney Charles F. Cline confident the boxer has returned to the United States after fleeing to Europe following a Chicago conviction on white slave charges.
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