17 Feb 1892
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 17, 1892
Page
1
The institution advertises deposits subject to check and loans money with a general banking business. It notes it is a depository for county funds and has a Real Estate Loan Department offering long or short term loans at low rates. Officers listed include president A. K. Jenkins, cashier, vice president Dan Kinney, and assistant cashier.
Ex congressman Stone announces candidacy stirring Missouri politics. Democratic and Republican lawmakers in the cloakroom praise his ability, integrity, and potential as a governor. They contend Stone would unite the party and attract broad support if nominated and elected.
Berlin wheat dealer Jacob Ganziger reports Baron Hirsch traveled incognito to New York disguised as a poor Hebrew to verify funds for Jewish migrants. He alleges New York immigration officials pocketed grants and refused aid at Castle Garden, prompting removal of the commissioners and plans to prosecute.
A playful family verse traces Castors Castori through stages of life from baby to child to miss to childree, noting how affection for Castors and Castori recurs as a humorous refrain across generations.
The Jefferson City Tribune criticizes Missouri criminal laws after Will Howard, a murderer held in Maries County for two years awaiting trial, receives a fourth continuance. It argues there is no speedy justice in Missouri and urges improving laws during the upcoming session to "get a move on them."
Advert reads that the California Fig Syrup Co laxative Syrup of figs is safe and pleasant for use by ladies under air conditions. It advises looking for the genuine article printed near the bottom of each package.
The New York Sun praises General Russell A. Alger as a leading presidential candidate for the Republican machine, noting his wealth and willingness to invest up to 2,000,000 dollars. The article outlines Alger’s Civil War service, the 1864 leave incident, and subsequent brevet appointments, while contrasting editorials and Missouri politics with remarks on the subtreasury plan and local notices.
Johnstown dispatch notes political sentiment as campaign season opens. Mentions John McComb heading to Indian Ty. in about two weeks, a 74 year old Mr. Alexander recovering from leg amputation, and local business activity. References to Gov. candidates Stone and Cleveland Boies, Judge Connell, Francis attendance, and visiting relatives. Includes social notes on Miss Bullock, residents Walt and Chas McComb, school events, and Trier sale.
Kansas City reports the Missouri Association of Democratic Clubs advancing a plan to form permanent local clubs in every county within three months. Led by President Fieming and officers in Hannibal and Jefferson City, the effort aligns with national party committees to boost grassroots organization, literature, and membership.
Promotes strong appetite and easy digestion by invigorating stomach and bowels so food is properly digested and nutriment assimilated.
The advertisement claims Hood's Pills are purely vegetable harmless and effective. It urges readers to be sure to get Hood's for relief without pain or griping.
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