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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 16, 1909

Page

3

Land Transfers in Rockville and Surrounding Townships

Property deeds show multiple transfers in Rockville and nearby townships. Transactions include sales of parcels, lots, and fractional interests with amounts ranging from 65 to 15,000 dollars, transferring to named individuals and involving several named townships and streets.

Fred L Erwine John W Roberts Rockville E J Veidt Salina Carter Rebecca Cooper Sophia A Sproull Belle Frank Jesse McCormack P M Allison Heinlein Williams Butler Bertha Morrison John W Herman George Middleton J D Matthews Homer W J Mullies Frank Ashmore Sarah Hines Jesse Norman Boone Rosa Vogler Grant A Kennedy Deer Creek James A Kidwell Conrad Hug East Boone James B Douglass Harvey Be

Testifies She Slew Husband In Dark Duel

Warren Pa December report on Anna Anderson 56 on trial for murder of her husband in a night duel in a darkened room. She claims self defense citing years of abuse. He demanded kneeling prayer, then ordered her to bed as revolvers lay by his side. Court crowded with family watching for acquittal.

Warren Anna Anderson

Wilson blasts colleges social reform at Princeton banquet

President Woodrow Wilson denounced collegiate social life during a Princeton banquet, signaling that his proposed reforms are not dead. He said the country is broadly dissatisfied with colleges and that change is needed beyond current campus tensions among students and alumni.

Princeton N. J Woodrow Wilson Wilson

Affinity Fools Unmasked In Pilgrim Church Sermon

The Rev Frederick Hopkins censures "affinity fools" from the pulpit of Pilgrim Congregational Church Chicago detailing why couples drift apart. He cites wearying home life, club talk about a fuller life, and gradual infidelity leading to a fall from grace. He likens foolish unions to pigs in a pen to illustrate moral decay.

Chicago Frederick Hopkins Pilgrim Congregational Church

Ambiguous headline hints at missing article content

Fragments show an incomplete request to reconstruct a piece labeled AMY FACELESS DYES. The readable text suggests a generic claim that anyone can do it by selecting the necessary goods, but no concrete facts, dates, or proper entities are provided.

To a Young Man Remember the world is older than you

A fragmentary, reflective note urges a young man to seek knowledge without arrogance. It contrasts youth with experience, emphasizes humility, and warns against assuming truth from personal disdain for elders. The speaker highlights the value of contribution to society and cautions about appearances and pride.

To Walk a Beat in Glory by a Departed Officer

Jack Brown, a former police officer, quit the force and pledged to live by prayer instead of the night stick. He argues the police department is an express train to hell and insists a God fearing officer could still help the vulnerable if aligned with Christ. He urges religion over policing.

Jack Brown Hell Heaven Christ Magdalene Jesus

College Live Stock Show Prizes On Fat Cattle

Fat cattle shown at the College are awarded three second prizes and five third prizes. Winners will have their fat stock returned to the College for use in the short winter course instruction beginning January 4 and continuing through the university.

AntiCook Document to Danes in Copenhagen

In Copenhagen on December 12 Doctor Torp rector of the University of Copenhagen said the New York Times charges against Doctor Frederick A. Cook are pure fiction. He would accept examination of documents prepared by Captain Loose and Dunkle. Walter Lonsdale secretary to Doctor Cook said accusations in New York and London were unfounded. He said the papers in Copenhagen contain Cook’s original observations without alterations. The explorer’s report is based on these and dictated by Cook to Lonsdale, with no outside involvement.

Copenhagen Doctor Torp University of Copenhagen New York Times Frederick A. Cook Captain Loose Dunkle Times Walter Lonsdale Doctor Cook New York London Lonsdale Loose and Dunkle

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