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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1907

Page

10

Public Sale at Butler Missouri Auction

Public sale at my residence five miles southeast of Butler on Thursday January 2 1908 includes nine head of horses four mares aged 8 7 10 in foal one 4 year old draft gelding one 2 year old gelding one good yearling colt two colts four head of cattle two Jersey cows a Short Horn cow and heifer farm machinery list includes wagon buggy John Deere plows planter cultivator mower hay frame corn shelter harnesses and other items with a 4 percent discount for cash under 10 and 9 months credit over 10 pay interest from due date unless paid when due auctioneer is Rossins health lunch to be served. Nevada Mail Vernon county. County Coroner Hornback investigates death of James W Smith four miles south of Schell City with unclear cause reported as sudden death while hauling coal with family nearby.

Butler Missouri Peter Schutler John Deere Nevada Mall Hornback Nnoon Schell City James W. Smith Mr. Smith

Real Estate Transfers Warranty Deeds List of Transfers

A series of warranty deeds records transfers between individuals and trustees with parcel numbers locations and prices including A A Porter to R J Porter 808 sec 20 Grand River for 3800 Esther Crumley to TC Field 306 sec 23 Weat Point 1200 C L Emerson trustee to Ray Ker 1 & 2 bik 14 Amsterdam 50 C W Miller to Ruth A Lyons lot 1 bik 108 Rich Hill 500 JC Fisher to W Hupp lots 5 & 7 bik 62 Atkinson Park ad Butler 130 Lena Grigga to T D Smith tract see 14 Rockville 1500 Martha A Kell to Fremont Thompson pt blk 10 Littles ad Hume 750 Sarah J Reid to J H Groves 206 a igec 19 & 80 Dear Creek 11500 WW Thornbrugh to A N Morrell lot 3 to 13 blk 2 Rosler ad Merwin John Patterson to J L Sayres 169 a cc 6 Hodson 1 ox John D Hogan to L W Hanna 120 a sec 20 Howard 3000 J W Crawford to A N Morrell lots 1 2 & 8 bik 13 lots 8 to 11 bik 5 lots 8 to 11 bik 1 Richardeons ad Merwin 1000 J 8 Woodfin to Richel Carey tract sec 8 Walnut 1792 Lacy A Willard to Lewla Staker 28 sec 2 Walnut 300 Mary C Reese to Clarence H Holcomb 120 sec 24 East Boone 9000

C W Miller Ruth A Lyons Rich Hill JC Fisher Hupp Lote Atkinson Park Butler Lena Grigga Lacy A Willard Lewla Walnut Mary C Reese Clarence H Holcomb East Boone

Nebraska Seeks Supreme Court Ruling on Railroad Rate Case

Nebraska Attorney General Thompson petitions the U S Supreme Court for a writ of mandamus to remand the Chicago Burlington & Quincey case back to Nebraska's Supreme Court. The state seeks enforcement of intrastate rate laws including a two cent per mile passenger rate and prohibitions on passes and 15 percent freight reductions.

Washington Thompson Nebraska Supreme Court of the United States United States Circuit Court William H. Munger Thomas C. Munger Nebraska Supreme Court State of Chicago, Burlington & Quincey Railroad Company State Supreme Court Supreme Court of Munger Federal Supreme Court Chicago, Burlington & Quincy Railroad Nebraska State Railway Commission

Public awakening urged in president's message

The Globe Democrat quotes the president urging Americans to engage in government, warning some voters treat the national government as a Republican plaything. The commoner comments that citizens must recognize their vital role in governance and participate actively.

Ulenere

Democratic Record in Missouri Missouri Stands by Record

The Democratic party appeals to Missouri voters on thirty years of estate policy. The column praises the party as clean, economical, conservative, and stewardly with a focus on law enforcement as foundational to good government. It asserts no official misaction and seeks no defense or apology.

Missouri

Third Lynching in Ten Days in Morehouse Parish

In Morehouse Parish a traveling minstrel Jo roger named Homer Rogers was hanged by a mob and his body shot after he resented a white man’s remark calling him a Yankee negro. This is the third lynching in the parish within ten days.

Shreveport Homer Rogers Morehouse Parish Rogers

Nitro glycerin blast at Dupont works near Bowling Green

Six hundred quarts of nitro glycerin exploded at the Dupont Powder works two and a half miles from Bowling Green Kentucky at 5 30 PM Monday. No lives lost as workers had left the plant. Six men in the power house escaped injury though Job McLain was trapped in debris but not seriously hurt. Windows a mile away were shattered.

Bowling Green Dupont Job McLain

Missouri Democrats reelect J. T. Lioyd to committee man

In Washington on December 17 the Missouri Democrats met and reelected James T. Lioyd as the Democratic congressional committee man from Missouri.

Lioyd Wiii Missouri Washington Missouri Democrats James T. Lioyd

Also Mentioned on This Page

Times Maes Rope Portiers Paul Walton E. Rossins Lete A A Porter R J Porter Grand River Esther Crumley TC Field Weat Point C L Emerson Ray Kersheer Amsterdam Omaha Columbia Herald Democratic Party Mis Aouri Kansas City Bank St. Louis Kansas City National Bank of Commerce David R. Francis J. Wilson Perry R. A. Long J. J. Swofford Kansas City Ft. Smith, Ark Fort Smith Milk Company Ush Jewel Waltham Jewel Elgin Waltham Ladie Elgin Rogers Ware Roger Brothers Traf Roger Bros Rockford Childs Libby
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