A B McFarland Pioneer Citizen of Butler Dies
A B McFarland a pioneer citizen of Butler passed away last Saturday night after a long life marked by success and family devotion. Survived by four children and a beloved daughter Minnie, his funeral was held at his residence with ministers from local churches. he rests at Oak Hill cemetery. Notes from family records recount his Civil War era service and the Jefferson county Tennessee birth on January 12, 1815.
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A. B. McFarland
Butler
Grandpa McFarland
N. B
B. McFarland
Minnie
Carrie
A. Huyser
Colorado
Tennessee
A. B. McParland
Morristown
Jefferson County
Duvor, Benton Co
Sarah 4. Bynes
Ist
Texas
Missouri
Puckett
M. BE. Church
South
Jones
Oak Hill Cemetery
Robert McFarland, Jr
Henry Harrison
Gen. Jackson
Jackson
Death and obituary notes in Bates county column
Samuel T Broaddus mourns wife death after three years of dropsical illness. Mrs Broaddus born Randolph county January 1848, married 1808 in Macon City, six children survive. funeral at Oak Hill cemetery. Also notes on James H Harman visit, a populist election tactic, and electric light plant progress, with Christmas light expectation.
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Samuel T. Broaddus
T. Broaddus
Macon City
F. Daorkson
Broaddus
Butler
Rev
Inlow
Nevada
Oak Hill Cemetery
Kieh Hill and
Do You Get Up With A Lame Back
Kidney trouble is advertised as cured by Dr. Kilmer's Swamp Root, a remedy for kidney liver and bladder issues. The ad claims scientific research and rapid relief for lame back uric acid problems and Bright's disease, offering a free sample by mail and a booklet to readers who write in.
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Kilmer
Bright
Dr. Ellims& Co
Bing
Court proceedings list on various Missouri criminal cases
State versus Kellogg was found not guilty on forgery after jury trial. Bellamy a school director struck a teacher with a poker in a felonious assault case. Gregory’s estate matter continued to January 10, 1902. Miller pleaded guilty to petit larceny and received sixty days in county jail. Change of venue requested in Vernon County matters, reset for 1902 dates. Moon v City of Butler dismissed. Reeder fined ten dollars. Sawyer acquitted after defense by Jas A DeArmond. two years penitentiary sentence noted in other case. Annie Deffenbaugh petitions for divorce from Frank Deffenbaugh. State versus U Walle pleading entered.
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Nash Moore
Ben. F Poland
Vernon County
Dno
W. Webb
Butler
J. T. Moon
State
Reeder
Sawyer
Rich Hill
Jas. A. DeArmond
Annie Deffenbaugh
Frank Deflenbaugh
Guilty pleas in county court prompt jail terms
Lee Cunningham pleads guilty to common assault and receives ten days in county jail. Wm Rogers is found guilty of felonious assault and gets six months in county jail. bond set at $500, $1,000 for R. Hatcher, with Tauncher awaiting bond. Rich Hill Coal Minky Co. v. Rogers et al seeks injunction against striking miners to prevent interference with mine operations. court grants temporary restraining order.
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Lee Cunningham
Atty Horn
Wm. Rogers
R.(. Hatcher
Rogers
Tuatcher
Rich Hill Coal Minky Co. Ve. Wim
Rich Hill Coal Minky Co. Ve. Wim. Rogers Et al
Rich Hill
No uniformed guardians of health aid stomach care
The piece argues that health enforcement is absent in daily eating habits and that careless nutrition leads to dyspepsia and stomach trouble. It warns there is no other medicine for stomach diseases than prudent diet and proper nutrition for overall vigor. The text ends with a garbled flourish about Golden Shes.
Col Ed Brown Dies in Kansas City Visit
Col Ed Brown, a key figure in the Lexington branch of the Missouri Pacific and founder of Rich Hill ventures, collapsed from heart disease while visiting kin in Kansas City Kansas last Saturday. He was 66, leaving a wife, two daughters, and three sons. A large, handsome man with notable charisma, he attracted capital for many schemes and achieved success despite limited personal means.
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Col
Ed. Brown
Lexington
Missouri Pacific
Pleasant Hill
Joplin
Rich Hill Town Company
Rich Hill Coal Mining Co
Kansas City
Kan
Col. Brown
Divorce Notice In Bates County Missouri
Order of Publication in Bates County Circuit Court for Molite H Lewis versus James Lewis. The defendant is not a Missouri resident. Publication is ordered for service by publication with the next term in the circuit court house, Bates County, Missouri. The petition seeks a divorce on grounds of incompatibility and alleged misconduct, including rancorous treatment and alleged correspondence with an unmarried person. The defendant is required to answer by the specified date or the petition will be confessed.
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State OF Missouri
Bates
Circuit Court
Bates County
Molite H. Lewis
James Lewis
W. C. Jackson
Mattimon
Yi Fa
Dreal
Ludwick
Cirenit
Tax Notice Urges Prompt Payment By December Deadline
Tax collector T. D. Barrar warns residents there is no escape from penalties after December. Call and pay your tax to avoid the unpleasant fate described by the collector.
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T. D. Barrar
Scott's Emulsion Ad Promises Health Then Growth
An old promotional piece links a cycle of weakness to sickness and claims Scott's Emulsion breaks the pattern. It describes benefits such as stomach balance richer blood and stronger flesh, and promises a self-sustaining recovery with outside help. The ad cites Scott & Bowne at 499 Pearl Street New York offering samples and prices.
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Scott
Scott & Bowne
Pearl St
New York
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Mets
Mackintosh
P. S
Hall Tree
Wes
James H. Harman
Warrensburg
E. Thompson
Jim
Jim Harman
Circuit Court Proceedings
Deacon Bro’s. & CO
Queensware
Haviland
Prince
Rogers Bros
Deacon Bros. & CO
Monarch
India
Chase & Sanborn
Boston
Deacon Bros, & CO
Hich
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