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The fragmentary text confirms a person named Sant Will Ance with duties or roles tied to a group or event. Named entities are unclear due to OCR damage, but it mentions a duty and a CON label.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 17, 1908
Page
1
The fragmentary text confirms a person named Sant Will Ance with duties or roles tied to a group or event. Named entities are unclear due to OCR damage, but it mentions a duty and a CON label.
Centervisw resident A T McMillen and family arrive, plan to move father and sister to join Moore operations in town. The Blaker Lam Co. expands with a 5 000 bushel corn shed, concrete caved for perishables, and shed repairs. A Jones and family relocate from Vermont to Chastain farm area. A local theft incident reported with porch fence damage and silverware loss. Kansas City visitors and deaths noted as part of community updates.
The Telephone reports Miss Bertha Smith aged 18 daughter of Mr and Mrs C L Smith was taken to Kansas City for a surgical operation for appendicitis. It is hoped she will recover. Mrs Morrell notes that while she...
N T Badgett is very poorly. John Bangs of Scammon Kansas visited Foster. Protracted Salem meeting ended Sunday. Rev McDowell left for home in Ueleh Missouri. W B Arbogast of Koob Noster Vic. wishes his brother D A Arte greet of Longo Bright who has been poorly. Bert Hartshorn committed suicide at his Madison Kansas home. Loss of finances led to despondency. Hartshorn formerly lived at Foster. his remains shipped Friday to Woodfin cemetery. He leaves a wife and four children. community offers sympathy. DINAH
The dry weather ends mud on roads as George Palm plans a new shed. School resumes after two week illness of teacher Misa Anna Bard. Weddings grow fashionable as Mr Happy Hoote and Misa Bertha Wiser enter a life partnership. Carrie Palm returns from a two year stay in Texas.
A series of brief local notices from East Lone Oak report attendance at church meetings in Butler and Peru by Rev Duncan and Rev Sutor, a dinner with Mr. and Mrs. Williama Mark Cunofield near Paola, and a funeral for A. M. Thomas at Fairview cemetery led by Key Sutor. M. A. Carroll attended tabernacle services in Butler. Milas Lou Balltinch plans a brief school dismissal. Charley Karl Rom may not dismiss for holidays.
The notes describe pleasant weather and Sunday gatherings in Peru with crowds at morning services and fewer at night due to tabernacle sermons in Butler. Mentions visit by Mr. and Mrs. M. R. Lyle and granddaughter Lida, and Mrs. Lou Ballington at Mr. and Mrs. Rose Williams’s home. It notes a lecture by Rev. McConnell, a death of G. M. Thomas in Bates County, burial in Fairview Cemetery, and that Mr. Mark Cannfield came for a funeral.
Arthur Oaks, a social figure, faces trouble as his partner in a poultry and produce scheme disappears. Oaks had shipped twenty opossums to Kansas City for sale, moving goods through a dubious partner who has not been located. The incident ends with an unresolved note that a future tale may follow.
In The Carthage Democrat editor Roach attacks proposed revenue stamps in peacetime. He recalls wartime tax recall of the Spanish American War, calls the measure a revenue messure to fund extravagant expenditures, and questions whether citizens will endure the burden without protest.
In an interview Lt Imaweon said preparations are being made to enforce peddlers licenses vigorously. About twenty peddlers operate in the county with many not paying license taxes. Prosecution is to start after a delay while awaiting a supreme court ruling in a related case. The Vernon County conviction upheld by the Supreme Court confirms the constitutionality. Penalties may range from 210 to 1000 dollars.
Mr T W Wade of Wade Manufacturing Co plans a meeting in Duster on December 2 to discuss establishing a canning factory. Farmers and cannery laborers are urged to attend at Creek Court room at 1 pm to hear facts and figures on profitability and investment.
Miami Royal Arch Chapter elected the following officers for the ensuing term: Prof. A Chambers High Priest, Wmn. Rosa King, Geo. Boswell Scribe, John M Calverlin Treasurer, FL oC. Smith Secretary, O. De Austin Captain of the Host, Richard Lisle Scribe, Frank Clay RCA Captain, WE Bell Master of the Third Veil, () Duke Master of the Second Veil, Henry Donne van Master of the first Veil, BF Rosenond Sentinel.
The Harmony parents meeting last Friday afternoon was well attended and productive. George Green prepared an excellent program and discussions covered school progress and closer ties with teachers. A February session is planned with printed programs and invites to all parents to participate.
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