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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1910
Page
7
The Butler Weekly Times notes J. D. Allen as proprietor. A garbled entry lists Allen, Roctor and Maceger in an unclear matter about it publication terms and price stated as 1.00 per year.
The piece accuses Governor Hadley and Republican organs of whitewashing over large election irregularities in St Louis. It argues the election boards and officials were partisan appointees and that Hadley bears responsibility. It calls for full exposure and a public comparison of methods used by both parties in their strongholds.
The piece discusses Republican criticism of Democratic moves as a political confrontation in the state. It notes party rhetoric and the call for a contrast in policy and leadership between the two parties.
Ohio Street M. E. Church invites worship with Sunday School at 9 30 a m and sermons at 11 00 a m and 7 90 p m The junior league meets at 3 00 p m and the senior league at 6 30 p m The morning sermon topic is Building the Church and the evening topic Miracles Glenn Foulk of Carrollton died at his home Tuesday December 13 1910 He was a nephew of T W Fisk and often visited the city where he made many friends.
The December 9 issue of the Republican Press runs a column on the editorial page highlighting a large set of figures. It argues that the two leading parties in the state have fluctuated their votes across elections in recent years, calling the claim an amazing discovery.
Washington totals the United States population at about 101 million including possessions. Missouri data note a 6 percent rise to 3,293,335. In Kansas City, David R. Francis files a demurrer to a $150,000 conspiracy suit against Showalter and others. Local items cover taxes, births, church services, and school contests with neighbors and families mentioned.
Mrs Theodore Stout aged 59 died at her daughter Mrs Myrtle FIsk home in Jacksonville Florida on December 8 1910 after a short illness She was born Amanda Green in Kentucky in 1851 and lived in Bates County Missouri before marrying Charley Lewis with two children Buford and Myrtle She later married Theodore Stout of Virginia Illinois who died years ago She moved to Jacksonville two years ago to live with her daughter J M Green of Culver is among surviving siblings
A solemn regional notice mourns the passing of a devoted, kind, and loving person. Friends and community members join together in sorrow, recalling the departed’s steady presence and generous spirit during a difficult time.
A D McDonald of F N C RFD No details how an appalling ailment in his family was prevented. He writes she was very thin pale with no appetite growing weaker daily. Includes a sales mention: 8 De. products priced 50c and $1.00 with a trial bottle free guaranteed by F T Clay.
The Monday Evening Club of this city held its ninth annual banquet at the home of Dr. and Mrs. E. G. Zey Monday evening. A sumptuous meal was served in every detail. Dr. J. T. Hu presided as toastmaster. The entire club membership was present.
After thirty years of distress from backache nervousness loss of appetite and kidney problems J F Boyer of Fertile Missouri reports five bottles of Electric Bitters wholly cured him He now feels well and hearty He recommends them for liver issues dyspepsia blood disorders female complaints and malaria Sold 50c at F T Clay's.
Guardian Wattos announces that J P McCoan, a person of unsound mind, has an estate to be claimed. All persons with claims against the estate must file for allowance before the Bates County Probate Court within two years from this publication or be barred.
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