RATTLING GOOD OFFER FOR LOCAL REPUBLICS AND TIMES
The Rural Route Republic and Butler Weekly Times are offered for one year at 2.60 with advance payment. Existing Times subscribers must prepay a year. new cash subscribers may join. Non subscribers can pay 2.50 to receive the Daily Republic for one year plus Butler Times.
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Republic
Mall
St. Louis Republic
Butler Weekly Times
TIMES
Daily Republic
Butler Times
Rural Route Republic and Times offer old Republic daily edition
A rural free delivery edition of the St. Louis Republic is advertised with the Times, offering one year subscriptions for rural residents. The notice notes the Regular Edition minus Sporting News details and emphasizes mail delivery daily except Sunday and a combined rate. A separate item recalls huge antlers found near Fulton at twelve feet, suggesting great age, with a walnut log found at thirty feet in earlier days. Wise readings link these digs to Missouri's ancient river course.
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St. Louis Republic
the Times
THE
Republic
Times
the Republic
Fulton
Missouri
Kingdom of
Callaway
Thaw May Enter Insanity Plea in Stanford White Case
New York dispatch reports that Harry K Thaw may admit insanity to end the murder trial over Stanford White. If accepted, Thaw would be sent to Matteawan asylum and could not be retried for the killing. Judge Jerome reportedly doubts Thaw's sanity at the time of the shooting.
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New York
Thinessaye
Harry K. Thaw
Stanford White
Matteawan
Jerome
Thaw
Thawle
Mattea
Snyder grandson to receive 35000 in will settlement
Kansas City Missouri reports a compromise settling a suit to break the will of R M Snyder. Stanley Snyder, son of Carey, aged six, will receive 35000 from the 1 000 000 estate. Pro bate Court to decide will validity, no jury. DeWitt's Little Early Risers pills sold by Frank Clay druggist.
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Kansas City
R. M. Snyder
Stanley
Carey Snyder
DeWitt
Frank Clay
Woman Finds 910 in Chicken Coop After Heist
A widow on a Kansas farm discovers $910 in her coop tied with a rubber band after chickens vanish in a night of financial worry. The Nervous Farmer arrives with empty coops, claims he would sell no birds, and later the woman deposits the cash, while the cashier quietly recognizes the bundle.
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Kansas
Itil
Turkeys Prices Confuse Buyers At City Markets
Prices for hens and gobblers vary widely among dealers with 7 to 11 cents for hens and 9 to 11 for gobblers. Retail marks reach 14 to 18 cents per pound for Christmas birds while ducks, chickens, and capons show mixed rates. Levi Smith buys and plans to take possession of a West Washington street residence in February.
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Hans
Tve
Levi Smith
Butler
Stair & Lyon
P.G. Trotter
West
Washington Street
Mr. Smith
Cassa Co. Democrat
A Youth Walks 468 Miles for Work in Chicago
A 19 year old Italian youth named George Gadigale arrived in Chicago after a 468 mile trek from Pittsburg seeking employment. He wore no shoes, left blood marks in the snow, and endured near freezing conditions. Detective Sandstrom found him at Exchange avenue and Halsted Street and Captain W P Clancy arranged relief at the stock yards station with bandaged feet and food.
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Chicago
Edward Payson Weston
Pittsburg
George Gadigale
Italy
Sandstrom
Exchange Avenue
Halsted Street
W. P. Clancy
Stock Yards
Grange plans for federal aid drive approved for highway campaign
The Public Highways Committee advances the Grange strategy to secure federal aid through Congress, assembling support from industrial and farming groups and unorganized farmers. The plan, approved by the Worthy Master and Executive Committee, anchors the campaign platform and immediate road-improvement legislation. During Lamar local option, druggists pledge obedience to law, vowing they will not sell liquor if option carries.
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Grange
Congress
Organiia
Wuernas
Wueneas
National Grange
G. H. Swapp
W G. Stith
Missouri Pacific
Joplin
Nevada Mall
Lamar
We 6
Samar
Prominent Mention in Republican Press Reflection
A brief item notes that any person can seek prominence by submitting an interview to a Republican paper claiming lifelong Democratic voting but doubting Democratic victory this year. It laments that such interviews are outweighed by Republican confessions that neither faction can expect to win.
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Kansas City Post
Scott
Chicago Examiner
Clay
Gem City Business College
Quincy, Ill
Asanael Srydatice
Welieling
Powees Matica
Ted
Committee On Public Highways
the National
Butler Station
Jopio
Southwest Mail
Reneie Cazend
Mt. Louie
Wee
Kansas Ct
Kaness
Sunde
Saneel
C. Vasoeuvoort
John F. Herrel & Son
Tn Court House
DR J. Me Christy
Dineaees
Over Hatter Cash Department Store
Omics Telephone
House
E. N. Chastain
Meveen
Bennett-Wheeler Mor. Co
Realdence
H. M. Cannon
Butler, Missouri
Adrian
B. F. Jeter
Attorney At Law and Justice
Omen
H. M. Nichola
East Side Square
J. T. Hull
Mingedorn
North Aide
T. C. Boulware
North Side Square
Butler, Mo
Tabler
Gduck
Riscaz
Ely
Frank T. Clay
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