31 Jan 1907
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 31, 1907
Page
1
Bishop Holsey of the M. E. Church in Atlanta lauds Peruna as a triumph of medical science and a sovereign remedy for catarrh after twenty years of suffering. He credits Peruna with relief and urges all with respiratory diseases to try the remedy, asserting its exceptional effectiveness.
Dr J W Norris offers eye ear nose and throat treatment with focus on catarrh and related ear throat and lung effects. Free eye tests and proper glass fitting available. Office on the South Side over Elmer Dixon’s store with hours 9 am to 4 pm.
In Piedmont Missouri on January 28 authorities disclosed a cave under Leeper six miles south of town after a long rainy season. A large spring burst forth revealing numerous small white fish with no fins in the water. Postmaster C C Brooks collected several fish in a glass jar.
House Naval Committee considers building two battleships costing 10 million dollars apiece. The memo notes plan details and potential budget impact amid debates on naval expansion.
A community notice endorses The Kansas City Daily Post as a reliably Democratic, fair, and independent paper with Hearst telegraph coverage. It promotes national and market reporting, a strong network of country correspondents, and a yearly subscription of $2.50. Also mentions several patent medicines and local political remarks.
A farmer needs help and is directed to a young man who seeks steady employment. The man endures days of dawn chores and heavy plowing, yet complains of being laid off four hours, prompting him to quit after a second morning of work. The tale highlights the farmer's relentless routine and the worker's desire for stability.
John F. Stevens will be made chairman engineer of the Panama Canal. Former Senator Cockrell, ill, will travel to Florida to recuperate.
A lively Ardop ad-like note extols Arbuckles Ariola Coffee noting up to 30 000 letters daily for presents and four million presents sent yearly to customers with grateful replies including one from Mrs De Jarnette praising the gifts and service.
A lifelong user praises a coffee as the leading brand, claiming it is the purest, best and healthiest. The supporter intents to continue using it for life and values it at three times its current market price.
Millions of Americans drink Arbuckles ARIOSA coffee and boost its sales beyond all other packaged coffees. ARIOSA is promoted as the best coffee, cost saving, and offers gifts. If a grocer pushes bulk coffee, speak up and write to Arbuckle Bros in New York for supply.
Bailey not paid for aiding Pierce is examined in Austin as the joint bodies hear charges against Senator J. W. Bailey. John D. Johnson, attorney for Waters Pierce Company, testifies Bailey never worked for the oil firm but did accompany N. C. Pierce to Texas to aid in establishing favorable terms with state attorneys. Johnson adds that David R. Francis introduced Bailey to Merce and that Pierce loaned Bailey fourteen thousand dollars amid related travels and meetings.
Historical ad copy promises a one day cure for a cold using LAXATIVE BROMO QUININE tablets. It claims all druggists refund money if it fails and features E W Grove as a signature on each box. The fragment hints at a 25 cent price.
Governor Folk, acting on the attorney general’s advice, grants a ninety day respite from January 28 for William Spaugh Jr. now under death sentence in Reynolda county for Sheriff Polk’s murder. An appeal on habeas corpus to the U S Supreme Court was granted, superseding the death sentence.
J R Blankenship of Beck Tennessee praises Electric Bitters as a cure for lame back and kidney distress. He says initial relief came after the first bottle and full cure after several bottles, making him eager to recommend the remedy.
Nevada Missouri January 28 J Whipple a photographer of this city was fatally shot at Toran in this county by Harlow Humble a farmer Whipple was brought to Nevada and operated a port he vied Friday afternoon Sheriff Moore went to Horton to arrest Womble on one warrant charged felonious assaults Hutte ta marrind and the father of six whilizes.
Organized labor presses for abolition of the convict lease system. Shope of Kansas City opened a petition in the house bearing signatures of 2,000 Kansas City men. Additional petitions expected. Convicts are leased to factories inside penitentiaries for 60 cents per day, with most employed in clothing or shoe factories.
Distinguishing marks on convict made woods are discussed as a buyer warning while labor organizations oppose cheap convict labor competing with free labor. They urge restrictions on convict labor use in roads and other public works.
Fragmentary notice suggests advice about eating what you please and taking a little nodal for indigestion after meals. The readable text mentions Clay's dro store with unclear context.
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