Try 7 days of FREE access to billions of articles

Start Free Trial

Butler Weekly Times in Butler, Missouri

We have 4,498,142 pages in Missouri

View this page and access billions of articles with a 7-day free trial.

Start Free Trial

This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!

Start Free Trial

Cancel anytime, risk free

Not what you were looking for? Search our billions of articles

Advanced Search

Articles on This Page

This newspaper page contains 17 articles. Subscribers can read the full text of each article.

Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 10, 1908

Page

3

Can't Sell Whiskey by Mail Supreme Court Decision

In Little Rock Arkansas the Supreme Court ruled that soliciting liquor sales by circulars sent through the mails in prohibition territory violates state law. Julius Zinn of Little Rock was fined $200 after being convicted for mailing a circular advertising his business to a Perry County resident. The court upheld the lower court, holding the statute does not conflict with Congress power over mail and merely prohibits soliciting orders where sales are barred.

Little Rock Ark Dece Supreme Court Prohibition United States Julius Zinn Nquordester Perry County Zinn Congress United States Mall

Bears and Kind Hearts In Small Town Hume

Hume residents show strong community spirit after a wagon accident leaves a citizen without a horse. They raise about 60 dollars to buy a new horse. A widow with children, relying on a pig for winter meat, receives a useful financial gift from local children to replace her lost income and support. Hume is portrayed as a quiet, slow, but supportive town.

Hume Abe

European Caravans Make Practical Buses With Kitchens

A European trend turns experimental car caravans into usable mobile homes. A car model features a fully equipped kitchen, sleeping berths for six, and rooftop seats reminiscent of London buses. A Bostonian recalls Charles Eliot Norton joking about youth favoring brawn over brain, citing a football tale about Poe.

Europe London Charles Eliot Norton Prof. Norton Poe

Blemish Cure for Horses Offered in 19th Century Ad

An advertisement touts a tonic that promises to remove hard or soft lumps and blemishes from horses and cure various ailments including blood spavine curbs splints and sweeney with a claimed saving of $50 per bottle Sold by Frank T Clay a pharmacist The text also includes a bizarre note about blind bees at the Maryland School for the Blind claiming they produce the best honey and a teacher quotes a beekeeper describing a breed of blind bees adept at finding the sweetest flowers The passage mixes product promotion with an odd scientific claim about bees and a discount pitch

Frank T. Clay Maryland School For the Blind

Baby's nourishment and Scott's Emulsion use

If a baby fails to thrive on mother's milk or artificial food, it may indicate inadequate nourishment. Scott's Emulsion is suggested as a source of fat elements to support growth and health when the usual foods do not nourish the infant.

Scott

Scott's Emulsion advertisement claims value of half teaspoonful

An old advertisement from Scott & Bowne at 409 Pearl Street New York promotes Scott's Emulsion urging readers to take half a teaspoonful several times daily and promising a fifty cent bottle will prove its effectiveness. The notice also mentions an atlas titled Complete Handy Atlas of the World and requests payment and address details.

Scott & Bowne Pearl St New York

Temptation at Brookfeld Gagette in Missouri votes

In Missouri a Temptation at Brookfeld Gagette delays revealing how she voted. The unusually long count of 80 hours leads to suspicions of a cloned election and manipulation of returns. Local observers caution about integrity during the tally.

Brookfeld Gagette Missouri

Local Names Linked to Excelsior Springs Bustler Suspects

Marlon F. Martin of Excelsior Springs Laetitia F. Wright of Bustler I L McNew of Rich Hill and Susie Moreland and Rich Hul appear in a list of individuals associated with an ongoing matter. Details are sparse in the fragment.

Marlon F. Martin Excelsior Springs Laetitia F. Wright Bustler I. L. McNew Rich Hill Susie Moreland Rich Hul

Township Collectors Present First Monthly Settlement

Township collectors filed their first monthly settlements with County Treasurer W. R. Bell through December 1, 1908. Names and amounts include W. J. McAninch Pleasant $2,224.00 I. C. Deardorff Grand River $115.10 Jason Deardorff Shawnee $1,386.62. Cassenta Stomach Tableta noted as increasingly popular with a druggist meeting. contact SHORREY Jerico Springs Mo for availability.

W. R. Bell W. J. McAninch Mé. Pleasant I. C. Deardorff Grand River Jason Deardorff Shawnee Jerico Springs

Real Estate Transfers and Warranty Deeds Listed

A compilation of warranty deeds and transfers reads: ED Allen to James W Maxey lot 120 Adrian 2000 Ida M Hamlin et al to Lillie D Malley lob 10 bik 46 Rich HAN F600 Emory B McReynolds to Anna M Griffith esat lot 2 bik 2 Butler, alao pe aece 22 Butler 500 Mary A Cass to Peter B Barts 40 a sec 30 Pleasant Gap 1500 Laura Varnes to John A Beard 100 a eC 1 Pleasant Gap 4900 Walter A Decker to B L Watnacott 180 4 eer 27 Shawnee 5320 A L Gilmore to Wim Foster 7 a sec 22 Deep Water 175 J Hollingeworth to John G Smyser blk 100 Foster 600 Phebe F Winchell to Wm Cheater pilot 4 blk 72 Rich Hill 525 John Scheurick to W F Greer 40 a sec 23 East Boone 1250 Alex Paige to Albert le Maury lots 15 16 blk 32 Amores 1000 A Paige to Joseph Maury lote 14 15 blk 25 Amores 100 18 Francisco to CF Beard 10 a sec 19 Deep Water 265 A H Wilson to Jamea S Combe lot 5 blk 1 and lots 5 6 blk 2 Peck's add to Butler 3000 Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup tops the cough and drives the car from the system.

ED Allen James W Maxey Adrian Ida M Hamlin Lillie D Malley Bik Rich Han Emory B. McReynolds Anna Mabel Griffith Esat Butler Alao Pe Mary A Cass Peter B Barts Pleasant Gap Laura Varnes John A Beard Walter A Decker B L Watnacott Shawnee A L Gilmore Wim Foster Deep Water J Hollingeworth John Gsmyser Foster Phebe F Winchell Wm Cheater Rich A Paige Joseph Maury Lote Francisco CF Beard H Wilson Jamea S

Leper Widow Wardwell Dies in Los Angeles Hospital

Mrs Isa bella Wardwell the leper widow of a famed army officer died at County Hospital and will be buried in Potter's Field. Her case drew national attention last summer when her husband General Wardwell kidnapped her from the hospital and fled to the Arizona mountains. He died soon after, and she returned to the city.

Los Angeles Cal Isabella Wardwell Potter's Field Wardwell Arizona Mountains

Freshman Compliment on Dinner with College President

A college president entertained a freshman at dinner and spoke about football with expert knowledge. The student was impressed by the breadth of the president's discussion, noting that even amid casual talk there were learning moments. The anecdote appears in a Lipincott's piece.

Blank Lippincoobt

Removal of the Appendix by a Surgeon

An old advertisement claims Dr. King's New Life Pills remove the appendix with no distress. It asserts the pills work quietly to cure constipation headache biliousness and malaria and touts a price of 250 at Frank T Clay's drug store.

Dr. King Frank T Clay

Live Deer Boards Train in Wild Cumberland Chase

A five pronged buck chased by dogs leaped onto a Baltimore & Ohio westbound locomotive near Paw Paw Maryland. The deer rode inside the coal car area and drank water from the tank before jumping back to the bank as another train passed. Railroad workers remained astonished by the daring episode across both trains.

Cumberland Baltimore & Ohio James A. Hans Paw Paw

Missouri University News Letter Highlights Scholarships and Growth

A Missouri University News Letter reports that many female students work while attending, with earnings ranging from 15 to 80 dollars a month. The article notes plans for library and physics buildings, a chemistry addition, and a potential medical course move to a larger city, plus a park purchase in Missouri. It also covers Eckstein’s rise to wealth and an education push.

University of Missouri House Able Seudens Aselatante I Orary Missouri General Assembly University Mcklon

Gray Haired Woman’s Cabins Clash On Erie Ferry

A gray haired woman on a Twenty third Street Erie ferry confronts a young man with a purple necktie reading a newspaper. She demands that he give up his seat, while the other men and women watch. The man stands firm, the woman berates him, and the crowd mutters about the ordeal as she exits.

Erie Ferry Andebe

Gassenna Stomach Tablets advertised as best digestants

An old advertisement touts Gassenna Stomach Tablets as containing the active principles of leading digestants. It claims the product works while the stomach rests and promises relief for indigestion dyspepsia and stomach inflammation. A call to obtain the original tablets from the druggist.

Cassenna

Also Mentioned on This Page

Japan Standard Oil Company Castonria Woolford Castoria Beara Kiel You West Kennedy C. W. Hess Castoria Missouri University News- Letter Wash Nyton Anaisis Mai M. A. of Str. Joseph Canek Teton South Missouri White River Atete Lake Geneva Park Wikconsin Ational Barry William Eckstein Eckstein Salt Lake City Utah Willie Brown Juvenile Court Authority Atst Louvla Dodge Brown Keketeln Brown Nekstein Newaboy Hla Wood Agricultural Department CW. Hess Jaques Mfg. Co Chicago Horatio Held the The New York Sun E. N. Chastain Nennett- Wheeler Mer Reiltonce Wahl Street Aveldence Mone 1 Olwared AL UL Culver Purniture Company Hutter, Mo Oeet Meghan Honde Telephomeld G. F. Jeter Tive Over MH. 1 Nichole, Westalleore J. T. Bull Liddiie Walle Mathie, Mo C. Boulware Otter North Sides Square Bouvier, Ma John F. Herrel & Son Court House Butler, MO Drs. Cannon & Sparr East Site of Squares KioMaghoga
Search Courier

Search the Butler Weekly Times Today with a Free Trial

We want people to find what they are looking for at NewspaperArchive. We are confident that we have the newspapers that will increase the value of your family history or other historical research. With our 7-day free trial, you can view the documents you find for free.

Not Finding What You Were Looking for on This Page of The Butler Weekly Times?

People find the most success using advanced search. Try plugging in keywords, names, dates, and locations, and get matched with results from the entire collection of newspapers at NewspaperArchive!

Looking Courier

Browse Newspapers

You can also successfully find newspapers by these browse options. Explore our archives on your own!

By Location

By Location

Browse by location and discover newspapers from all across the world.

Browse by Location
By Date

By Date

Browse by date and find publications for a specific day or era.

Browse by Date
By Publication

By Publication

Browse old newspaper publications to find specific newspapers.

Browse by Publication