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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1910
Page
6
A collage of farm notes and rural anecdotes discusses telephone gossip in schools, fence choices, cement floors for sheds, and the futility of certain plans. It muses on hogs, sugar trust impacts on beet factories, lump jaw, clotheslines, road purchases, husking corn, Swiss dairy help, and drainage. The author blends light humor with practical advice on farming, buildings, and livestock.
Alfred Benefield, city marshal at Tenth and Chesnut in Rich Hill Mo, reports back pain and rheumatic pains easing after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He had irregular kidney secretions and found relief after trying many remedies. He recalls no need for the pills after two years. Price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY, agents for United States.
Property listing notes a well preserved site with a good fence and cellar, mentioning a dependable well and a Digannna. The brief indicates available sale terms and the feature set of the property.
Charles Thomas about 30 years old was killed and his brother Harry Thomas injured when a dynamite fuse sparked in a boat on the Marins des Cygnes river while hunting squirrels near Nyhart. Coroner Lusk ruled accidental death. the body was sent to Cherokee for interment. Neighbors suspect derelict dynamite left by fish dynamiters.
Newt Connell a pioneer citizen of Rich Hill was crushed to death in the pug mill at Rich Hill Brick and Tile Company early Saturday. He likely entered to make an adjustment but did not shut off the belt, the machinery then drew him into the crushing apparatus, killing him instantly and badly mangling his body.
Notice is given that E. Watton was appointed guardian of J.P McCuso, a person of unsound mind, by the Probate Court of Hates County, Missouri, on December 5. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance before the Probate Court within two years from this publication to avoid being barred.
Letters testamentary granted to J H Warderman by Bates County Probate Court in Hates County. Creditors must present claims within four years from date of notice or be barred from share. executor J H Warderman authorized to manage estate.
Order of Publication cites a court term and mentions surety for pains and property tied to a case involving Joseph Trout, Jessph Trout, and others. Readable fragments reference a party as plaintiff and a security arrangement on property, with publication lines and names obscured.
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