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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1906

Page

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Preamble Question Decides God Must Be Named in Constitution

Guthrie Oklahoma December 17 The Constitutional Convention settled that the preamble will name God Almighty as the omnipotent being rather than call Him the supreme ruler of the universe. The main issue now is the county boundary plan with delegates backing a Forty two county layout in Indian Territory and the Oklahoma side.

Guthrie Boundary Committee Indian Territory Oklahoma

Washington Mo Gets A New Shoe Factory

Washington Missouri December 17 Representatives of the Roberto Johnson Rand Shoe Company of St Louis closed a deal with the Commercial Club to erect a top quality plant. Citizens contributed a 50000 dollar bonus to attract the factory which will sit on a three acre tract in the southwest part of town. Construction starts immediately and the plant will capacity about 8000 pairs of shoes daily.

Washington Roberto Johnson & Rand Shoe Company St. Louis Commercial Club Theelie McLean

Troopers Try to Join Navy

Ardmore Oklahoma December 17 report that several discharged Twenty-fifth Infantry troops applied to join the Navy. The action reflects ongoing efforts by veterans to seek new service avenues amid postwar opportunities and recruitment pressures in the armed forces.

Navy Ardmore I. T Megro Twenty-Finth Infantry

Notice to Taxpayers from County Collector

Notice to taxpayers dated December 26 from A. B. Owns, Collector, regarding tax collection procedures and deadlines.

Funeral of Gantrell in Crescent Hill Cemetery

Mr Gantrell died near Burdett on Thursday December 13 at 2 AM. He is buried in Crescent Hill cemetery leaving a wife four sons and four daughters. He belonged to the Fraternal Lodge at Burdett and was remembered as a kind husband and father with many friends.

Gantrell Burdett Crescent Hill Sam Wilson N. Clark Fenton Farm Clifton Ed. Grave B. Blackman Sam Minor Adrian Lydia P. Kelley Elmer Watson Kansas City Fuller Will Allen Ellis Hand Harry Hinton Win Trismoran

Southwest Summit Christmas Plans At School

Plunket nearly loses a valuable cow to overfeeding on stock food. School not on vacation except Monday and Christmas day. The schoolhouse will be newly papered next Saturday. A Christmas tree and program planned for Christmas Eve. Ben Plunket listed sick. Miss Ilena Bailey, from Kansas Manual Training School, to spend Christmas with her parents. Sunday School attendance rising. New thoughts and songs planned for Christmas Eve. A. E.

Plunket Ben Plunket Alck Ilena Bailey Manual Training Kansas D. Bailey A. E

Farmer’s House Burns as He Gathers Corn in Field

The Stotesbury Tribune reports a farmer’s house burned while he gathered corn and his wife was visiting a neighbor. The paper notes they saved only the clothes they wore, saying failing to save even those would have made them shiftless indeed.

Stotesbury Tribune Adde K. C. Star

General Nogi Hurt In Horse Accident Near Palace

Tokio December 17 General Nogi the Japanese commander who captured Port Arthur was thrown from a horse while returning home from the palace. He fell on his head and was reported to be in danger.

Tokio Nogi Port Arthur

Subscriptions Offer From Smith's Book and Stationery

A Butler Missouri shop advertises subscriptions for papers and magazines at low prices. It claims to save time and money, prevent payment issues, and duplicate publisher rates. It promotes Christmas gift subscriptions and cards, urging readers to order now.

Smith’s

Old-Time Christmas Cheer Returns in Nostalgic Appeal

A reflective Christmas piece laments commercial excess and longs for bygone holiday warmth. It contrasts shop window materialism with memories of family mornings, a shared turkey, and a snug home filled with generosity, storytelling, and simple joy. Excerpted sentiment urges preserving timeless Christmas magic for children.

Father St. Nicholas Santa Claus Sie

Drexel Bank Robbery Prompts Rewards Across State

The Drexel bank was robbed Thursday night with about 2500 stolen after vault and safe were blown. No alarm sounded and discovery came next morning. Missouri Bank Association secretary Wm. F. Keyser offered a reward, Governor Folk adds 300.00. Bank insured. Caution over recurring robberies hints at same perpetrators.

Drexel Mo. Bank Association Wm. F. Keyser Folk C. C. Cable George E. Cable Cable & Groves Butler Bessie Cable

Wet weather damages corn harvest in Gallatin county

Ridgway Iowa reports heavy losses as rain keeps corn unharvested in Gallatin county with thousands of bushels ruined in the Wabash and Ohio bottom lands.

Ridgway Gallatin County Wabash Ohio

Hill's Cash Store Annney Manicure Set Prices

A list of Hill's Cash Store items with wide price ranges from manicure sets at 1.23 to 198 for various goods. Items include comb and brush sets, jewel boxes, water sets, clocks, boxes, baskets, table mats, cook books, Haviland china pieces, India clothes hampers, Morris chair, doll shoes, soap bubble outfits, parlor croquet, telephones, doll trunks, and more with prices varying from under a dollar to about 5.00 and beyond.

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