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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1905
Page
7
Community notices from Butler detail trades and exchanges including eggs for goods, purchases by residents such as E Miller and J B P, and sales like Summit township property. Social updates include receptions, holiday shopping, and visitors from Cairo and Bronaugh. A fire destroyed a farmhouse east of Butler. exams and local events are announced. Funeral for Andrew Hermann noted in Shawnee township.
Osceola tragedy and local incidents fill Butler Bates County notes with a young man’s suicide, accidents, and community updates. Family fare, a debt note for Adrian, anti trust talk, Christmas editions and local business prospects weave through the week’s events.
The many friends of Fred F Reisner will be pained to learn of his death at home 6075 Fairmount Ave St Louis Monday morning Dec 17th. The remains were taken to Covington Ohio for burial. Fred was about 28 years old and born in Covington. He moved to Butler with his parents and was a public school student. His mother was a sister of John M and Cliff Catterlin and Mrs T W Legg. After schooling he attended Washington Law University and entered a profession. He leaves a wife and one child. He was a young man of bright promise.
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The Tote School hosts a Giving Christmas on Friday December 22 offering a charitable event for parishioners and Sunday School members. Admission is a large potato with gifts of groceries clothing and money collected by a church committee for distribution to the needy.
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