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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1908
Page
2
An advice piece on improving egg production by culling unproductive hens using a trap nest. It notes profit from removing nonlaying or poor layers and invites reader experience with trap nests to enhance laying in flocks.
Reverend James L. Sullens pastor of a South Methodist church and father of ten died four hours after being accidentally shot in the right side by a merchant, Sullens forgave the gunner and spoke of his family as ambulance crews rushed him from the woods near Springfield Missouri. Sullens had served in several charges across the Southwest Missouri Conference including Marshall Clinton Monett and Webb City.
A rustic collection of observations and proverbs from December Farm Journal. It celebrates a happy, content farmer with virtues named Experience Contentment Patience Mercy Faith Hope Charity and Love. Humorous notes on honest laughter and a mule’s misfortune illustrate practical wisdom and everyday humor. Also promotes Kodol for dyspepsia with a local dealer mention.
Washington editors note hotels scramble for rooms during inauguration week. Some refuse partial stays, others quote high weekly rates. A Kansas man seeks a bath suite on the avenue but finds only back rooms at $84. Subcommittees report plans, predicting a splendid affair despite pension office budget objections.
English Spavin Liniment removes hard or soft lamps and blemishes from horses. It treats blood spavins curbs splints sweeney ring bone and sprains. Sold by Frank T. 60 6m.
Practical winter farm guidance on dairy and livestock care. It cautions about cold water leaks in barns, slippery roads, stable hazards, and feeding routines. Advice covers cows calves horses sheep and pigs including water temperature, heating, fodder quality, and manure health.
W Klostler of Halliday Arkansas credits Electric Bitters with curing malaria and stomach ailments. The advertisement says the tonic purifies blood, strengthens nerves, and restores vigor, promising refunds if it fails after a 16 mile trial and priced at 50 cents at Frank T Clay’s drugstore.
The state board of agriculture urges a $182,000 appropriation mainly for the Missouri agricultural college maintenance. It notes Kansas doubled Missouri’s total since 1871, Lincoln (Lilnole) four times as much, and Oklahoma, though newer, has spent more on agricultural education.
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