Deacon Bros & Co Estate Placed Into Administration
A. Mains Est and E. A. Bennett appointed administrator of the Deacon Bros & Co. estate after both partners refused to administer. Bennett will close the business, pay debts, and receive one third of net proceeds, with the remainder go to the L. N. Mains estate. The Deacon Brothers business has long served Butler and surrounding counties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. A. Bennett
L. N. Matns
Deacon Broa & Co
Deacon Broa. & Co
Bennett
I. N. Mains
Deacon Bros & Co
Butler
Fragmented OCR: Local needling note on events
A fragmentary OCR snippet shows unreadable strings and scattered quotes with no coherent event or identities. The readable tokens include repeated eee and ee patterns offering no clear persons organizations places dates or scores. The record thus remains indeterminate and cannot extract concrete facts.
Virginia Items Reflect Small Town Life 1907
Virginia items recount weddings and visits, church and Sunday School attendance, family reunions, local business notes, and holiday events. Mentions: Colburns heading to Stockton Kansas, Ayers returning from Oklahoma, Box gift of a dressed squirrel, Garner family reunion, Christmas church suppers raising funds, and deaths in 1907 including Mrs. Geo Thompson and John Woody.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo. Thompson
Charley Heckadon
Washington Park
Jack Berry
Jane
Mra Oldham
John Woody
B. F. Jenkins
Green Parker
Richfutt
George Park
Passaic Notes Snow and Rabbits Dominate Town Life
The Passaic notes describe heavy snow, a rabbit migration of 126 animals, and local impacts. Rev. Clendening ended a Mt. Zion meeting due to road conditions. Christmas events occurred with a tree, program, and a nine-person drill by young women. Mr Callahan visits from Kansas City, school vacation noted, and household wood gathering urged. The piece mentions wool work, domestic chores, and Sunday School elections with A. Ravier as superintendent and Helen Coop leading a lesson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clendening
Mt. Zion
Lowle Elebler
Foster Items and Local Holiday Visits
Farah James returned to KUC at 60 Gallatin after a week with her parents. Will Stofer and wife spent Saturday in Rich Hill. Mrs Badgett recovering from rheumatism. Miss Willia Darr spent Xmas vacation at home near Virgin. Mr D A Barnett and wife of Redelia visited by cousin Mrs D H Arbogast during Xmas week. Xmas trees at North and South Methodist churches well attended. Mrs Frankie Downer of near Los Angeles returned Xmas Day to visit until spring. Hav Lickhart recovering from fever. Mrs Hull Webb and sons visiting daughter near Wellington. Miss Cora Havely left for a visit in Erien Koan with relatives. Mr Laurence returned to city after Swaren family visit. Mrs Welsh and Nora Poste visiting near Ratler. Frank Mace and wife of KC spent a week with her family. Mr Chas Weat. Elmer Price came from Mineral to open Xmas.
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Harry Colburn
Stockton
Kan
John Woody
Illinola
Christian Church
Henderson
Russ
Currie Garner
Virginia
Ayers
Oklahoma
America
Tar Tites
J. N. Sharp
Ablén
Thomas Conatable
Casa Co
W. W. Park
Ed. Smith
W. J. Smith
Willie Whinery
Karaswally
Garner
Lewis Garner
Lewis
Mra
Hoax Engles
Chicago
Carrie Henderson
Pamulleer
Elmer Garner
Grant Garver
Will Hoffman
Idaho
Viest
Tie Lady
John Foster
Don Wolfe
Winnehard & Kipp
Kansas City
Walfe
W.T Pyle
Baldwin
Vieleing Hier Brothers
O. W
Wow. Park
Odeletere
Geo Kabhel
Rachel Park
Farah James
Gallatin
Kuc
Will Stofer
Rich Hill
Badgett
Willia Darr
Virgion
D. A. Barnett
Reddlia
Wellington
Mias Cora Havely
Erieg Koan
Laurence
Mra Welsh
Nice
Nora Poste
Vielstoge
Ratler
Frank Mace
Chas Weat
Elmer Prica
Mineral
Visit to Grand Junction Ends for Clinton Man
Bates county resident Jno Darby of Clinton Mo visited his brother Squire Darby last week and has now gone to Grand Junction Col to visit relatives Francis Campbell returned Sunday to her school in Butler. Topsy, T
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Jno. Darby
Clinton
Squire Darby
Grand Junction
Col
Francis Campbell
Botler
Topsy
Oklahoma reader praises Haskell and Democratic strength
A Weatherford subscriber encloses a $100 subscription to The Times and extols Oklahoma under Governor Haskell and Lieutenant Governor Bellamy. He contrasts Missouri politics, expresses support for DeArmond and Denton, and urges Democrats in Old Bates to persevere for Democratic justice in Oklahoma rails, noting comfortable travel in a white man’s car.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weatherford
Okla
P. O
Tur Times
Missouri
Yes
Oklahoma
Bellamy
John Bellamy
Shelby
DeArmond
John Sharp Wiliams
A. DeArmond
Lambladt
Judge Denton
Denton
Old Bates
Oklahoima
H.W Aten
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A. Mains Est
Butler, MO
Ladies’ Furs
Sam Levy
Merc. Co
Ant'ashon
Dee 21
St. Lonie
O Hensley
Lyman
Aaron
Pascale
Ida Smiser
Callahan
Kanane City
Misisber
Wave Bie
Henry Wilcox
A. Ravier
Charles Timmons
Ed Gragg
Cup
Orwantat
Helen Coop
Edgar Miser
Alroaa
Foster
Joe Meyer Clothier
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