Local Notes and Subscriptions in Butler County
R H Wheeler and L W Lingenfelter join as new subscribers while John Engleman leases the Dade County Advocate. Warrensburg selects the site for a new government post office. Nellie Austin returns from Chicago. Mrs Pyree Morrell of Hume sends dates forward. J P Couchman remits for renewal from Portland. Herbert Walton returns from Federal jury duty in Kansas City. Fort of Upper Lake remits for renewal. Shirley and Ide Kidd marry in Amsterdam. Weger in Oklahoma for Tax Times. Will hold supper to benefit the echo library. Mrs Will Smith visits from Coffeyville. Dana Walker treats clerks to an oyster supper. Thomas Keller cited as sheriff’s deputy. Mrs George Brewster of Springfield has a boy. John Lotepiech visits. dates set for 26th. Elder Wix wounded arm. Chas Dixon visits and praises the Dixon home. Dan Embree printing for Darius Teeter sale. Judge Sullens mails paper to San Antonio for winter. Sheriff Morris transports Louis Steele to Feeble Minded Institute. Fruit and vegetables sample at Hees Drug Store. Falfurrias info from Canterbury. Rev Amack suffers scalding accident. Timmons, Live Stock man, dies. buried in Butler. E N Jones notes 1883 Tax Time start. Pearl Rosser and Miss Vaughan art exhibit December 19–20. Holloway improves Butler cemetery. $1 assessment per member. Bob Hallenbeck joins Walker-McKibben as sales exec. W N Westover renews The Times. plans western Kansas claim. T Yard purchases a Percheron stallion and Cox mares. ship out. Dr Cox’s coke rising in popularity.
Election of Charles W Board to Oklahoma constitutional convention
Mrs. F. M. Steele and Miss Emma Board of Appleton City visited TumTimes. Miss Board carried a notice announcing her brother Charles W. Board’s election to the Oklahoma constitutional convention representing the 73rd district. He won on the Democratic ticket despite a largely Republican district, receiving all but five votes in his home precinct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. M. Steele
Emma Board
Appleton City
Miss Board
Charles W. Board
Oklahoma
Board
Sprucetownahle
Thie County
State Normal
Enticements in Trade Stalls Prices from Ten Cents to $1.48
A reader note lists varied goods with price ranges from 10 cents to $1.48 including soap bubble and games, parlor items, telephones, dolls trunks priced from low to high marks. The pricing reflects value tiers in a 1920s or early 20th century market catalog.
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R. H. Wheeler
Rich Hill
L. W. Lingenfelter
Santa Clara, Cal
John 8. Engleman
Dade County Advocate
Greenfield Mo
Government Post Office
Warrensburg
Mies
Nellie Austin
Chicago
J. P.couchman
Portland, Oreg
Herbert Walton
Kansas City
F. B. Fort
Upper Lake
Cal
Fort
Shirley
Ide
M. E
Howe
Amsterdam
Weger
Chattanoogs
Okla
P Will Bee
Echoet Library
Will Smith
Coffeyville
Kansas
Mia
Jobo Endres
Butler
Dana Walker
Walker-McKibben Mercantile Company
Thomas Keller
Dencis Thrall’ Meat Market
Sherif Beard
Tom
Mr. Beard
George Brewster
Springfield
Brewster
Sallie Varnes
John B. Lotepeich
Mound Townships
Lewis Wix
Deep Water Township
Chas. Dixon
Fiue Dixon
Lew Dixon
Charley
Dan Embree
Darius Teeter
Ballard
Embree
Hia
Jnc. H. Sullens
San Antonio
Texas
Morris
Marshall
Louis Steele
C. W. Hees
Falfurrias
Ben B. Canterbury
W. D Amack
T. F. Timmons
Mr. Timmons
E. N. Jones
Pearl A. Rosser
Vaughan
Havana Street
W. H. Holloway
Ladies Cemetery Association
Bob Hallenbeck
Walker-McKibben
Hallenbeck
W.N. Westover
Amoret
T. P. Yard
Macomb
Ills
John W. Barnhart
Mr. Yard
Warnock
Dr. Cox
Coke
Hristmas
Pfenchia
Hill's
Father
Druwes
Hill's Cash Store
Annese
Norfleet & Keam’s
Animas
Swizer
Noreleets& Ream
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