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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
2
County Wins Over Township in Circuit Court
Henry County Democrat defeated township officials in circuit court Tuesday evening. Judge Denton dismissed the bill seeking a 20 cent levy by townships for county purposes, affirming the county court’s exclusive right to levy and collect the 1 cent county levy and denying township authority to act independently.
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Denton Dimisse
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Passioners Acthie Ander Aivice
Conrad Claiming
Bowie Ship Organization
Conrad
Denton
Levy
Eastern Democrats Consider Bevan Nomination in Missouri
A dated editorial discusses the Kansas City region’s view on presidential choices. It notes the unlikely Bevan nomination, factions within the Democratic camp, and how Republicans and conservative Democrats might react. The piece weighs Bryan’s viability versus Bevan among Missourians and national prospects.
Hadley and Taft Era Gossip Stirs Party Rumors
A fringe Globe Democrat report claims Attorney General Hadley plans to back Taft and seek a governor bid, with Nelson and Kan a Star figures tied to a possible England posting. The piece suggests GOP factions split with Hadley’s future role and Democratic prospects waver as talks heat up.
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Leslye
Taft
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Etroneetter
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Stanes
Bill Nelson
Kanana Oy Star
Hadley
England
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Cyrus Jequa dies after long illness in Lonettk Lonettk
Cyrus Jequa, about sixty, native of Hates county, died at his Lonettk home on Thursday January 16 after a protracted illness of many weeks. A leading farmer of Lone Oak, he was active in Harmony Mission and a longtime Presbyterian. He left a widow and three grown children. Funeral services were held yesterday afternoon conducted by Dr Chandler of Rich Han and burial followed in Double Branch cemetery.
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Cyrus Jequa
Lonettk
Requa
Hates County
Harmony Mission
Requas
Vyrus
Lone Oak
Presbyterian Church
Chandler
Rich Han
Double Branch Cemetery
Judge Graves Leads Petitions for Supreme Court Nomination
Sage County sources show Judge W. W. Graves leading in petition signs for the Supreme Court nomination. His current two year term and strong backing from lawyers underpin a campaign that includes 5 061 voter signatures. Bates County submitted 528 names and Vernon County 1177 as part of the bid.
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Sage County
de Tiirrat
Meate
Defferson Clty
W. W. Graves
The
Supreme Court
Bates
Vernon County
State Chairman Judge Evane fe faces political dilemma
In a perplexing turn the Democratic gubernatorial nomination race leaves Judge Evane fe torn between launching a hard fight or stepping aside. The scene hints at internal party tensions as observers compare him to nearby figures while he weighs his options.
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Folk Can t Beat Stone for Senator in Missouri Primary
Missouri journalist Amer D. Gray, president of the Missouri Press Association, told a Democratic lobby group that Folk should not enter the Senate race now. Gray argued Stone is the strongest campaigner and deserves a second term, urging Folk to stay out to avoid a damaging intra party fight and potential loss to Warner in a general race.
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Polk
Mr. Folk
Mr. Polk
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Folk
Tels
Missouri
Missouri primary law analyzed as freak legislation
Ten Times This Week publishes the full text of Missouri’s state primary law enacted by the last General Assembly. The piece urges voters to read and familiarize themselves, warning future legislatures may amend or repeal it. It stresses studying provisions to vote intelligently in August.
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General Assembly
Missouri
Administrator's Sale of J. W. Corbin Estate
Auction notice for the Corbin farm near Drexel and Merwin detailing horses cattle hogs farming implements and household goods to be sold Thursday January 30 1908 terms cash under 10 credit 12 months with 8 percent interest on deferred sums. Auctioneers Robbine and clerks Chappell and Williams listed.
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Drexel
Merwin
Poland
Sheriff Sale Notice in Bates County Missouri
Delinquent tax sale authorized by Bates County Circuit Court to recover taxes due. W F F Hays and K E Hayes face sale of Lot One and Six in Block 126 in Rich Hill. Auction set for February 15, 1908 at 9 AM to 5 PM at Bates County Courthouse. Sheriff Beard to conduct sale for costs and execution satisfaction.
Delinquent Tax Sale Notice from Bates County Missouri
The office of the clerk of the circuit court of Bates County Missouri directs a virtue over authority of special execution for delinquent taxes to be issued. The sale will occur February 11 between nine in the morning and five in the afternoon at the Bates County courthouse in Butler. The property described is the southwest quarter of the northwest and west half of the southeast quarter of section 13 township 31 range 33 containing 60 acres. The action is in favor of State of Missouri ex rel Yancy Comba, Collector of the Revenue of Water County Missouri, against A. Finch. Sheriff C F Heard will conduct the sale for cash to satisfy said execution and costs.
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State of Missouri
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East Court House
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Baten
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Fistes County
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Water County
Runl Eatate
Towit
Public sale of Bates County real estate deeded by Branham Hill
The Bates County Probate Court orders the Public Administrator to sell Branham Hill estate real property at public auction February 11, 1906, at Butler court house to satisfy wills specific legacies. Property includes portions of sections 13 and 18 in township 40 range 30 and 29, totaling about 120 acres more or less, sold for cash to highest bidder.
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Missouri
Branham Hill
Amere
Hates
State of Missouri
Enat Hall
Lees
Branham
Butler
Hayes County
John C. Hayes
Bates Co
Tax sale notice for real estate in Bates County Missouri
By virtue of a special execution of delinquent taxes issued from the Clerk of the Circuit Court Bates County Missouri a tax sale is announced for the property of A Prior J Varnes Henry C Wilson trustee Rufus K E Holmes and others. The land described as 172 acres the west one half of lots 5 6 7 in section 10 township 37 range 39 and other parcels lies in Bates County Missouri. The sale is set for February 16 1906 at the Bates County Courthouse in Sedalia or its east door to the highest bidder. Proceeds to satisfy the tax lien and costs.
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