16 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 16, 1902
Page
1
Adrian area column notes hog trading and feed issues with 23 hogs bought by A Woods of Adrian and various residents reported. Local updates include Executive session of Township Board, upcoming services, fruit trees and orchard care, health notes on Mrs. L. D. Reedy, Geo Keirsey selling out, Dr. McDonald visiting, and community events. Also brief testimonial for Dr King s New Life Pills from Winnie Virginia.
Ballard Kems L Keirsey and Wilson Davidson suffered slight grip attacks last week. Mrs West, thrown from a buggy at Xmas, is now able to sit up. Richard Winegardner, a former Butler boy, visits his mother and relatives in Nebraska. Mrs Frank Chambers, of Butler, visits her parents. Marion Price and wife stayed with their parents. Prof T D Embree had a sore hand from a calf bite last week. School continued as usual. Protracted meeting conducted by.
Rev Smith and attendees from Fairview and nearby towns gathered for the M. W. A. supper at Altona on Friday night and the lodge held its annual installation with KR Beliste presiding. Howard Trimble made a business trip to Vernon county last week. The group anticipates a performance of A Modern Woodman at the Freeze Out Schoolhouse Saturday night January 25 1902, with a wood presentation titled Tuk On Man.
Local notes recount visits and events in Vernon county and nearby towns. James Crook spent Saturday night with his sister at New Home, and Dr Christy of Butler attended Washington Park. A medal contest at the Christian church is planned for June 22 with six contestants. The Free Methodists schedule a quarterly meeting at Nestlerode school, Friday through Sunday.
Iva E. Wan of Cove Point Maryland reports severe itching and burning from salt rheum fading after taking Hood's Sarsaparilla and Pills. She states the remedy purifies the blood and cured the eruption in two days, with no recurrence since.
A spring month mood settles over the area as farmers face corn scarcity. Protracted South Methodist meeting in Dole town closes, with strong crowds and orderly attendance. Town folks visit relatives, attend church events, and share social gatherings. A local woman reports recovery after using Dr Pierce’s Favorite Prescription for long-term illness, urging others to seek his advice. Wheat markets show holds as farmers stockpile grain for winter feeds, with about a thousand bushels still in territory and local demand shaping prices.
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