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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1908
Page
4
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The passage presents a dense, jumbled block of insulting rhetoric and scattered phrases. It alludes to hatred, scholars, printed pages, and a chaotic critique of societal behavior, with stray references to death and prudence amid noisy commentary.
Jotoron Otby and Ceaveror Polk were released on parole but returned after new offenses. The men, from Johnson County, received ten years each for second degree murder. The case arose from a drunken altercation at a Christine tree in TOO. They must report to probation officers and remain within the law during each term.
A lengthy OCR fragment recounts a tale of a wine gifted by a queen of Portugal and the French or American officer Lieutenant Karnes or Hornes. It describes courtly manners, a kiss of recognition, a dinner at the royal palace, and the wine’s journey to Oklahoma. The text blends historical romance with antiquated language and scattered names, preserving the event’s social intrigue and maritime links.
The Kansas City Journal reports on Western state Republican sentiment and the Taft candidacy, noting state committee influence on candidate selection, voter frustration, and calls for direct voter input. It also includes commentary on Missouri newspapers and public usefulness of local papers as community business and information conduits.
Abrahim Brown of Winterton New York recounts five doctors failing to diagnose his ailments heart disease kidney trouble blood poison and stomach and liver trouble until his wife urged Electric Bitters. One bottle cured him, with 50 cent guaranteed relief for blood poison and related stomach liver and kidney complaints by F T Clay druggist.
In Macon Missouri on January 23 a $12,000 suit was filed in the Macon circuit court against the Atchison Topeka Santa Fe for failing to maintain a fire in a passenger waiting room. J L and Louise Bumps sue after waiting for a 9 o clock Bucklin train that arrived at midnight, their three children contracting pneumonia. one child died and the others are critical. They seek $10,000 for the death and $2,000 for the illness. The wife says she asked the agent for kindling to start a fire but got no help.
Miss Race Strantz, a telephone operator at the Palmer House, announced her resignation saying she no longer wishes to work. She told Manager Vierbuchten of inheriting $60,000 from an uncle in the West and having received the first details of the money. She hosted a theater outing and a ten course dinner for hotel staff before leaving with a friend. Her home is in LaPorte, Indiana.
O S Woolever a prominent LeRaynville merchant says Bue cures piles and other sores. He claims the Arnica Salve at F T Clay’s drug store cured him for good twenty years and advertises its effectiveness for wounds abrasions and other ailments.
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