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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 12, 1907

Page

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Peruna Promoted by Ministers and Citizens Alike

Guban minister 1 U. S. Peruna can be recommended as a very good medicine. It is an excellent strengthening tonic and an efficacious cure for catarrh, a ubiquitous scourge in all climates. Theodore Lang of Dalton Georgia endorses Peruna, saying he has taken it in bottles and believes his cure is permanent.

Gonzalo de Theodore Lang Dalton, Ga G.A. R State of Maryland Peruna Senor Quesada United States George Kennan Quesada Esteban Theater Matanzas Cuba Marti Peruna Medicine Company Washington, D. C

Five Loot a Bank and Flee Under Fire

Five gunmen robbed Carney Oklahoma bank early this morning firing nitroglycerin claims into the coin safe taking 400 dollars. While two wielded charges another stood outside firing at will as townsfolk prepared to respond. A large posse and bloodhounds track the scene but gains no leads. Lawmen suspect a Marshall two weeks earlier robbery link. DeWitts Carbolized Witch Hazel Salve advertised by Frank.

Carney, Ok Carney Bank Bank of Marshall Emalier

Rich Hill Brick and Tile Co. Tile Prices at Factory

Rich Hill Brick and Tile Company advertises 4, 6, and 8 inch tile with pricing in bold figures, listing 4 inch at 1650, 8 inch at 50, and 12 inch at 10000. The ad promises verified loadable brick built at factory prices and mentions wholesale terms for quick sale and bulk orders.

A Witch's Curse Linked to Dalham Hall Deaths

London Tit-Bita recalls Col. Frank Rhodes story about a Matabele witch cursed Cecil Rhodes and two followers to die after inheriting Dalham estate. The hall's ill fortune is said to stem from its monastery site and a long history of misfortune for families connected to Dalham.

Ernest Rhodes Cecil Rhodes Col Frank Rhodes South Africa Rhodes Dalham Dalham Hall Affleck

Digestive Aid Ad Promises Quick Relief with Kodol

A public ad touts Kodol as a scientific digestion aid combining natural digestives with vegetable acids to match stomach juices. It promises relief from stomach troubles and indigestion, claiming pleasant usage and fast improvement after meals, sold by Clay's drug store.

Clay

Weather forecasting secret revealed in Philadelphia Ledger

A hoary prophet confides that predicting weather months ahead relies on guessing and informing the public. The exchange hints at a candid approach to forecasting, urging people not to forget the method.

Oeckaardy

Farm Prosperity Touted Amid Record Crop Reports

Reports from farmers and editors across the United States describe a booming economy with strong crop yields. Kansas notes 200 million dollars of grain ready for market and 165 million in bank deposits as part of a nationwide surge in farm wealth and bank reserves.

Chicago Dec H. Harriman New York C. R. Erwin Lord & Thomas Erwin Missouri St. Joseph Kansas United States

Giant crop tales sweep the nation from heartland to coast

The article reports a nationwide swell in crop stories, with Iowa, Nebraska, Minnesota, Wisconsin, the Dakotas, the Pacific coast, and Dixie land sharing similar fortunes. Producers celebrate good yields and widespread prosperity across diverse regions.

Iowa Nebraska Minnesota Wisconsin Dakotas Pacific Coast Dixie Land

Hyde's Offer Worth Three Million For Equitable

New York December report states James Hazen Hyde and fellows of the old Equitable Life board propose a settlement that would add at least three million dollars to the society's resources. Hyde would return nearly one million to the treasury and help revoke costly leases held by Hyde safe deposit firms for city and Boston buildings. One officer values the Mercantile Safe Deposit lease cancellation at fourteen million. directors' experts estimate about two million avoided costs.

New York James Hazen Hyde The Equitable Life Boston Equitable Mercantile Safe Deposit Company

Remarkable recovery tale from Winterton man with Electric Bitters

Abraham Brown says doctors misdiagnosed his ailments including heart disease kidney trouble blood poison stomach and liver problems. After five doctors failed his wife urged Electric Bitters which she states restored him to health. One bottle allegedly did more good than the five prescribed. Guaranteed to cure blood poison weakness and stomach liver and kidney complaints, by F T Clay druggist 50c.

Abraham Brown Winterton N. Y F. T. Clay

Pierce medicines claim alcohol free formulas and natural extracts

The passage asserts that Pierce medicines are based on native forest roots processed without alcohol, using glycerine as a preservative. It promotes Golden Medical Discovery as a blood purifier and stomach tonic, claiming it treats head and throat catarrhs and weak stomachs while denying cure for advanced consumption.

Com- Pierce M Neal Dr. Pierce Pierce

Omaha to Launch Room for Bryan

Dahlman Democratic club in Omaha plans a Saturday dinner at the auditorium to launch Bryan’s candidacy for the Democratic nomination. After dinner the galleries will open. Bryan will speak with many national Democrats attending as guests and speakers.

Omaha Dahlman Democratic Club Bryan United States John Atwood Leavenworth Apenkere James C. Dahlmin Nebraska Henry ©. Richmond Nebraska Press Association James Manhbatan Minnesota James A. Reed Kansas City M.V. Gannon Davenport James A. Rountree Birmingham

Harvester Company Held on 42 Counts

In Topeka Kansas the International Harvester Company was found guilty on 42 counts after a jury returned a verdict following about an hour of deliberation. The verdict accuses the company of being a trust and colluding to fix harvesting machinery prices and require dealers to handle only their products. Attorneys for IH filed a motion for a new trial. Judge Dana has not ruled yet. The maximum possible penalty is 1000 dollars per count totaling 42000 dollars.

Topeka Kan International Harvester Company Dana

Revival planned at Kingdom House during Christmas week

The big Settlement House at 808 Hickory Street hosts a Christmas revival led by Reverend C. M. Hawking and Reverend St L. Rue Sell. The event runs from Christmas Eve through New Year with sermons urging restraint and focusing on Christ rather than Christmas revelry. Kingdom House, a major United States settlement, hosts the program.

Santa Claus Christ Kingdom House United States

Rankin's Body Found Near Cache Creek

In Guthrie Oklahoma on December 6 the body of St D Rankin former cashier of the Merchants and Planters bank Lawton was found in Cache creek two miles north of Lawton by Ah Kte an Indian boy. Rankin had disappeared three weeks ago amid an investigation by state bank examiner Smock. His bird dog visited the bend daily, leading to the discovery. Rankin owed 5000 on a short 662 and his life was insured for 25000 payable to his wife.

Guthrie Okla St. D. Rankin Merchants’ and Planters’ Bank Lawton Cache Creek Ah Kte Rankin Comanche State Bank Examiner Smock

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup Sale Note

Kennedy's Laxative Cough Syrup is advertised as a free action remedy that gently stimulates bowel movement to expel the cold. The product is claimed to contain no opiates or narcotics and is sold at Ulnay's drug store.

Kennedy Ulnay

Wreck at St Louis Depot Blames Air Brake Failure

A crowded Missouri Pacific accommodation train backed into an arriving Burlington train at Union Station. A rear coach was wrecked and the Burlington engine toppled. Engineer John Hagermleyer of Hannibal was pinned under the engine and seriously hurt. Conductor F E Gillen and four passengers injured, none seriously. Property damage estimated at $10,000.

St. Louie Dec Missouri Pacific Union Station Burlington John Hagermleyer Hannibal F. E Gillen

Bucklee’s Arica Salve Ad Promises Curing Piles

LeRayeville merchant O. 8S. Woolever endorses Bucklee's Arica Salve noting it cured his piles twenty years ago and claims it heals every sore wound burn or abrasion. Available for 25 cents at F. T. Clay's drug store.

Woolever LeRayeville N. Y Bucklee F. T. Clay

Robbers Fail in Missouri Bank Loot Attempt

In Salisbury Missouri early this morning two robbers tried to loot the Salisbury Savings Bank at 1 30 a m. They shot city marshal Ashley Cameron in the mouth crushing jaw and teeth and knocking him unconscious. The men then attacked the front of the bank but fled when help arrived, leaving tools behind. Police mount no trace of the fugitives. A possible link to two youths who stole a Kansas City man’s car was noted but not confirmed.

Sallabury Sallabury Sav Inge Ashley Cameron Marshal Cameron Cameron D. Crabbe Kansas City Saliebury Clifton Hill

A Dangerous Deadlock in Health Advice Ad

An old ad warns that stoppage of liver and bowel functions can threaten life and promotes Dr King s New Life Pills as a quick remedy. It guarantees money back if not satisfied and notes F T Clay s drug store as the seller.

Dr. King F. T. Clay

Elephants in Fatal Fight at Atlanta Arena

In Atlanta a 20 year old elephant named Roger badly injures his companion Lil during a hay dispute near the stage. The struggle ends with Lil losing balance, striking a stand corner and dying. Roger remained agitated afterward.

Atlanta Roger Bostock Lil Moller

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U. S DeWitt’s Frank Rich Hill Brick SND Tile CO Meres London Philadelphia Ledger Resources Hyde Equitable Life Insurance Satin Santa Mr. Bassler Devil Kris St. Louis Depot Ayer Ayer Co. Lowall Mans D
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