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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1909

Page

2

Bryan and Berger wed at Grand Lake lodge ceremony

William Jennings Bryan Jr and Miss Helen Virginia Berger of Milwaukee married at Kinnikink Lodge on Grand Lake shore in a quiet outdoor ceremony. Rev Huntington officiated with Edna Baker maid of honor and Samuel Berger best man. Honeymoon at Grand Lake then plans to move to Tucson, Arizona in September.

Grand Lake Colo William Jennings Bryan Jr Helen Virginia Berger Milwaukee Kinnikink Lodge F. D. Levering H. $. Huntington Crete Neb Tuscon, Ariz

Black Hand Extortion Ends in Chicago Shooting Death

A 15 year old boy Rudolph Berendt, called Black Hand, demanded 15000 dollars from Solomon E Grossfeld of Grossfeld and Roe Co. He was shot by police as he fled after a handover of the money. He died at hospital within an hour and confessed before death.

Modesto Cal Cecil Hopkins Theodore Cecil Chicago Rudolph Berendt Solomon E. Grossfeld Grossfeld & Roe Company St. James Place Grossfeld Berendt Brendt

James J Hill on Bread Demand and Agricultural Reform

James J Hill argues the bread demand exceeds supply and virgin wheat land is exhausted. He urges modern farming methods to raise yields, citing England’s historic gains and United States farm versus forest returns. He warns reform is urgent to avert national disaster and cites The Outing Magazine July issue.

England United States Outing Magazine

Secret Death Ranch Hidden Skeletons Found Near Mariposa

A hidden stone lined tunnel on George McCoy's ranch in Mariposa reveals four skeletons buried with knees and heads together after a century of secrecy. The discovery links to the 1877 disappearance of rancher John Wilson and a dog, with a gold ring bearing a W unearthed nearby. The report shifts to Missouri agriculture education, noting compulsory farming studies and a summer program in Columbia led by Professors Mumford Miller and Whit. Missouri's strong agricultural output is highlighted, with corn, wheat, and oats values cited.

Mariposa Cal Bender Kansas Belle Guinness Indiana George McCoy Bones John Wilson McCoy Ranch McCoy Wilson Odd Fellows Missouri Columbia F. B. Mumford M. F. Miller J. C. Whit

Tortured on a Horse For Ten Years I Couldn't Ride

A reporting item details a person who endured a decade of torture while unable to ride a horse. The case notes long term suffering and searches for relief, with emphasis on the physical and psychological impact. Specific names or dates are not provided in the readable text.

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Mionday A. H. Culver Furniture CO William J. Bryan Jr Homes Leasure Doan Butler E. J. Tyler Harrison St Butler, Mo Dean Frank Clay Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York Mr. Bryan Joseph W. Folk Democratic Party Black Hand Boy Dr. King F. T. Clay's James J. Hill Ellis Geo. W. Ellis Sroduste Optician George State Bank Total T. C. Boulware R. B. Campbell John Deerwester C. H. Dutcher Wm, E. Walton Pres J.B. Walton Cashier W. M. Hardinger A. B. Owen Wm. E Tyler Frank M, Voris J. B. Walton Wm. E. Walton Jesse E. Smith Ass't THE Walton Trust Company Bates Vernon Barton Cedar Dade Polk Oklahoma Bates County Wm. E. Walton, Pres Frank M. Voris Frank Allen C. A. Allen Peoples Bank Butler, Missouri J. Ww. Barnhart
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