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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1907
Page
3
A roundup of Butler area happenings includes resident moves to Cambridge Kansas and Belton Cass County. visits by public figures Levi Scott and J W Darby, weather and holiday travel, local marriages and business notes, and a Bates Lodge 180 I O F roll call with two initiates and a post meeting lunch.
E A Hardin buys half interest in West Side Barber Shop with Alex Cameron. James Smith and Hyde visit Butler for a special court term on an insane case. Walter Megiasson returns from North Dakota to Bates County. Robi Johnson sells farm near Butler to Dr. Foster and plans move. Butler lodge M W A initiates twenty new members. merchants showcase holiday window displays. Prosecution of Thomas Lynch and Frank Kelley for burglary at Hull & Wintermute, Amsterdam. National Democratic Committee picks Denver for 1908 convention on July 16. Paul Walton sells personal effects. Mrs Walton seeks health in San Angelo. Robert Trickett and wife visit from Birmingham to see Mrs Settle. Trickett, ex Butler city marshal, speaks of past. Oklahoma adopts Bryan deposits plan. local option law allows shipping beer for personal use. Dredge work to suspend Missouri Pacific traffic. Butler leads Rich Hill in late election by five votes. George E Eldridge dies near Butler. county court endorses rock pile labor for Johnson County prisoners. Mrs Mary Brooks and Miss Florence Ellington visit Ellington family. Parker found dead in St Louis. Pink Hyatt committed to Nevada Insane Hospital. John Hupp, Butler native, dies in Tucson. body to be returned. he was a skilled painter.
Four miles east of Butler a 40 acre parcel with fine soil in a good neighborhood is offered. The land is hog-tight fenced and available on favorable terms. Contact Biacuzrt & Kir of Kansas City, Missouri for details.
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