HIHI the Toys At Price You’ll Be Glad to Pay
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
10
Christmas Shopping Countdown At Our Store
Holiday rush grows as shoppers decide on gifts. Our store brands itself as a one stop shop with domestic and imported toys games dolls china glassware and jewelry plus a display of Japanese goods unmatched in town. Goods can be laid aside for customers who act now.
Pictures and gifts for the holiday season
The ad promotes durable, value priced holiday gifts including hand mirrors, hair brushes and other toilet articles. Prices start at 25 cents and emphasizes long lasting keepsake value. The retailer urges customers to view the current line before the holiday rush begins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tony
Holiday Gift Show Emphasizes Value and Variety
The store touts perfumes from 25 to 50 cents and a top line at 31.00, ideal for Christmas gifts. It highlights ladies hand bags pocket books card cases wallets and cigar cases plus books for all ages. Men’s gifts include useful items from 10 cents to 1.05. Children's books are shown in many covers, with a focus on practical, desirable presents for all ages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ihs
Tuk, Are Here At Prices You'll Be Glad to Pay
Tuk store announces special prices on appliances and home goods with bold discounts. Local shoppers flock to the open house event for door prizes and limited stock deals. Store management promises quality items at wallet friendly rates during the sale.
Two Bates County Boys Killed In Oil Lease Blast
An explosion of a stationary boiler on an oil lease eight miles east of Chanofe Kansas killed Herbert A. Shannon of Merwin Missouri and Gene Turner of Chanute city. Four men in the nearby power house were hurt though one end of the building was blown away. The two victims were blown into a plowed field two hundred yards away and later died. Shannon's body was to be shipped to Merwin for burial. Dudley Chambers of Merwin, field manager for the Southwestern company, was found asphyxiated in an nearly empty oil tank on the same lease, less than 40 feet from the blast site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chanofe
Kan
Dee
Here
Herbert A. Shannon
Merwin
Gene Turner
Leaee
Chanute
Shannon
Dudley Chambers
Southwestern Company
Turner
Local Notes From Johnstown and Area
Farmers report limited corn gathering while Johnstown sees mild incidents and fires. Roy Poindexter had a buggy accident Saturday evening. Andrew Dudine’s house caught fire last Friday but only the roofing burned. no active blaze. Mrs T J Alexander chopped wood Saturday. that night there was a dance. Ita Burnett left for Iola Kansas to spend winter. Anands Moshier and family visited at Sheltone. Angus Southerland family from Oklahoma plan to move here. Ida Kash and children head to California this week. Preparations underway for a Christmas tree at the South Methodist church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Poindexter
Johnstown
Andrew Dudine
T. J. Alexander
Ita Burnett
Iola
Kansas
Anands Moshier
James Ati Boo
Mable
Ereie Mabery
Sheltone
Angus Southerland
Wifs
Oklahoma
Ida Kash
California
South Methodist Church
LiLy
South of Spruce Items From a Rural Locality
Butchering and threshing actions mark the week in the Spruce area as Mintler and sons moved their threshing machine home to aid farmers Thursday and Wednesday. Andy Stephenson traveled to Round Prairie to tend his sister Val Griggs who died days later. Farmers attended the H H Harshaw livestock sale at Butler on Friday and Saturday. G W Quick butchered hogs Monday and E J Keen and wife did so on Thursday alongside Martin Re and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mintler
E. J. Keen
Martin
Jake
Luna
Kpes
Mort Shillinger
Military and Naval Academy Cadetships in Missouri
Young men from Missouri’s Sixth Congressional District will be named for cadetships to West Point and Annapolis. One principal and two alternates for West Point, three for Annapolis. Eligible ages are seventeen for West Point and sixteen for Annapolis. Nominated by Dehanonn, M. C. in Washington, D. C.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sixth
Missouri
United States Military Academy
West Point
United States Naval Academy
Annapolis
Dehanonn
M. C
Ashington
Virginia Items recount Mangold family obituary notes
Virginia items report Mary Elizabeth Mangold born in Ohio March 2 1873 moved to Illinois with her parents married Clem Mills March 5 1863, ten daughters born in Illinois. She moved to Kansas then Missouri died November 25 1905 at her son in law George Adama’s home near Virginia. Survived by three daughters eighteen grandchildren and other relatives. Other notes cover church entertainments, local road work, debating society progress, farm rentals, church sermons, livestock and sale items and neighbors visiting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Elizabeth Mangold
Ohio
Illinois
Clem Mills
George Adama
Virginia
Shawnee County
Kan
Bates County
Missouri
Trinola
Mra
Minnie Culbertson
Peru Community Notes Reflect Neighborhood Activities
Relatives and neighbors gathered at D. B. and Mrs. Thomas home to help carpenters enclose the house. Epworth League attendance, church events, and social meals marked the week. Ernest Gough returned from the hills after eye trouble. Oysters supper funded an organ for the church. local leaders and lessons outlined for upcoming Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. B. Thomas
Jobo Carroll
Indian Territory
Epworth League
G. Carroll
Thorn
Leason
J. WL Thorn
Mr . Gough
Ernest Gough
Tos
Peru
The Melgin Stock Co at Becker Operas Honorant week
The Melgin Stock Company presented three strong programs in Becker Operas Honorant week and received high praise for their performance. The troupe offered Thrown on the World Bla aq smiths Daughter In Sonny Te nesdee with beautiful scenery and polished acting. The Butler Advertiser notes the company’s first dates drew good crowds as they prepare to return to Eldon Missouri.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melgin Stock Co
Berger
Bla Aqsmith
Sonny Tenesdee
Crete
Welcone
Eldon
Advertiser
Butler Operk
Mouse Dee
Ladles
Pires LA
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Hihi
Priess
Tuk
Academy
Mitchell
Peoria
W.d.crear
John Henaly
Christian Church
Willard Porter
Porter
Scully
Neatherode
Judge Wolfe
Hhis Farm
Pople
Agron
M. E
Allen
Butler
Lloom
Henry Ison
Jobe Drysdale
Mount Carmel
Isbmel
G. W. Park
Plymouth Rock
George Thompson
Passaic
Aaron
Red Howe
Curoe
Erien W. Nickell
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