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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1905
Page
16
Our anniversary sale has met with success with hundreds choosing items for X man gifte. We still offer splendid bargains and plenty of options for shoppers.
President Roosevelt argues that the rise of more than 5,000,000 American women in gainful employment threatens civilization and marriage rates. He urges Congress to address changes driven by labor Market and higher living costs amid forthcoming Panama Canal funding and tariff debates. Senate action and House bills loom as holiday recess nears.
Lincoln Neb Dec 11 Charles M Chamberlain formerly head of Chamberlain banking house Tecumseh Neb now a wood chopper earning 1.75 per day. Bank failed four years ago and an investigation showed over 100000 in losses amid the case.
An agricultural letter urges Missouri farm youth to value on farm experience and enroll in three University of Missouri Short Courses in Agriculture beginning January 4. Courses cover soil fertility, animal care, and dairying with practical work in fertilizers pruning stock diagnosing diseases butter cheese and milk testing. Courses are practically free to Missouri citizens and designed for new or aspiring farmers.
A harsh critical sketch questions the possible resignations of Senator Platt and Chauncey Depew amid insurance probe fallout. It mocks their leadership, calls them lightweights, and urges genuine New York representation in the Senate through figures comparable to Van Buren and Seward.
Texas local option liquor order ban was ruled unconstitutional for violating interstate commerce. The decision, written by Judge Davidson, had Judge Brooke in dissent.
Washington December 10. Among yesterday's Senate nominations is Beth Bullock of Deadwood South Dakota to be United States Marshal for the state. Captain Bullock current Superintendent of the Black Hills Forest Reserve is a personal friend of the President and commanded a Rough Riders company in the last inaugural parade.
In Washington on December 11 a Senate canvass showed no strong majority for a statehood bill this session. Senator Beveridge, chairman of the Committee on Territories, predicted the measure will likely be approved in name only, mirroring the form reported last session that would admit Oklahoma and Indian Territory.
A public sale is set for December 19 1905 at the Clark Wix farm eight miles northwest of Appleton City on the Butler and Appleton road. The auction lists 207 head of stock including cattle sheep hogs horses and mules plus 38 farm wagons and various implements. Terms: cash under ten dollars, over ten dollars credit at nine months with six percent interest or two percent off for cash. Auctioneers A L Wix Donnahue and C F.
Jefferson City December 11 The attorney general Mr Hadley received a Washington law firm letter stating Missouri volunteers in the Spaniel American war are entitled to United States pay from assembling as National Guard to muster into U S service though state was reimbursed. The firm says the claim may total 50800 with a filing deadline January 1 1906. Governor Folk refused to contract with lawyers and Hadley will decide soon on his duties.
Timber for sale described as hard lumber cutting on Deep Water. Contact Lewis Wiz to arrange purchase or viewing. The note emphasizes availability and the seller's name for inquiries.
Washington December 1 Senator Lodge introduced an amendment to the Payne tariff proposing maximum and minimum duty rates. It provides for excess duties against countries that do not admit U S goods on terms equal to those granted other nations.
Lincoln Ney Dee 11 Ka b Bare editor of the North Plain Tribune says a reconciliation is sure between Colonel and Mr Cody. He notes Buffalo Bill plans a return to the old North Platte home and that letters to Mrs Cody arrive regularly since his Europe trip.
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