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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 13, 1906
Page
5
A partial and garbled note from a coffee shop thanks patrons for past support and asks for continued business in the coming year. It promises good coffee options and value, inviting customers to try their Rae family size packages.
The piece denounces President Roosevelt over a clash with Bellamy Storer and the ex Austrian minister, criticizing his handling of European politics and his push to influence church appointments. It argues for presidential dignity and cites public expectations for a dignified office. Also covered is the Confederate Home at Higginvilla where Col. Jas L. Pace was reelected superintendent with praise for his leadership and background as Bates county recorder and Missouri penitentiary warden.
Captain James W. Allen of St. Loula will present a joint resolution to the General Assembly this winter. The measure submits to voters a constitutional amendment authorizing up to 5,000,000 in bonds for building and furnishing a new state capital without increasing current taxes. The plan has been prepared and ready for introduction. Assumes...
The proposal claims a five year build and furnish period for a new state capitol with potential annual outlays of one million dollars. Interest on the land note would be credited to the state treasury, totaling about 647,566 over ten years, enabling retirement of 1,647,000 of the note when the option runs. Debt would then be 3,359,444 and funded by annual appropriations and interest without tax increases.
Jeferson City Tribune reports Secretary Swanger tallies list of upcoming lawmakers. Farmers number 29, lawyers 27, editors and merchants 13 each, physicians 10, teachers 3, contractors 3, miners 2, bankers 2, ministers 2, saloon-keepers 8, and multiple other occupations including insurers agents and real estate figures.
A Peru teachers meeting drew strong turnout with patrons and teachers exchanging views on rural school methods. County Superintendent Ives City Superintendent Burke and Rev Barker spoke. Principal Alli son received praise for leading the program and a similar institute is planned for Howard township at Sprague on December 15 with two sessions led by E M Brooke of the Hume School.
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