15 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1894
Page
1
A bank advertises its general banking business inviting far mers, werchants and the public to open accounts. It pledges liberal accommodation in loans with funds on hand for real estate at lowest rates. Borrowers may pay part or all at any time and stop interest.
Round Prairie item notes Judge Fix has returned from Butler, where he spent the past week on county matters. The report mentions whooping cough is prevalent, but details are unclear from the readable text.
A farmer near Adrian offers 20 yearling steers cows calves brood mares work horses and various farm implements for sale on Tuesday March 6 1894 plus extensive livestock and tools at Lone Tree on February 26 1894. Auctioneers include Oscan Reeder B Lewis and RS Mary A Allison with cash and credit terms and interest notes on overdue payments.
A distressed settler in Oklahoma driven to despair by his wife’s death and the illness and death of five children ends his life during a severe storm. Authorities report a tragic, weather related calamity and family losses in the harsh weather period.
An Oklahoma blizzard story drives a sensational sales pitch offering wholesale grocery stock at actual cost in Guthrie. The notice cites storm deaths across the Cherokee Strip and Osage Kiowa regions, urging readers to buy cheap while promising cash payment for produce.
Counts show accounts allowed and contracts awarded for Poor House shingling swamp land survey and railroad assessments. J Hartman resigns as Rockville Justice, J Boreing appointed. grants include school loans, bonds, and bridge repairs. total warrants 3895.59 and rail mileage about 5000 per mile.
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