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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 02, 1908
Page
3
The Butler Weekly Times is printed each Thursday with J D Allen as editor and proprietor. This brief masthead entry confirms weekly publication and leadership for the paper.
A reflective tribute to Grover Cleveland detailing his presidency beginning in 1884, his tariff reform stance and the phrase Tariff for revenue only. The piece notes his 1888 defeat, 1892 re nomination, silver coinage dispute, and his steadfast principles amid party shifts. The author recalls interviews with Cleveland, his courteous treatment, and the author’s own posts as Butler postmaster under Cleveland. History is urged to recognize Cleveland's two administrations as among the strongest.
The Taxes argues for a statewide joint debate between Senator Stone and Governor Folk to let Democrats judge fitness from one platform. It contrasts that with a Tennessee debate between Patterson and Carmack that stirred bitterness, warning it could hurt the party yet praising high minded campaigns to energize voters for November.
Retailers promote new sporting gear as the season nears its start with "Just around the corner" sales. Local shops highlight athletic equipment and apparel to attract shoppers.
Watt B Dawson has served as Bates County Prosecuting Attorney for a year and a half, earning praise for fearless, open, and uncompromising prosecutions. He will be renominated at the primaries without opposition and is expected to win by a large margin.
T W Fisk asks Bates county Democrats to nominate him for County Treasurer. A Butler resident for many years, he is a successful former grocery and clothing merchant with strong business integrity and wide county ties. He has long been an active Democrat and party worker.
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