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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1916

Page

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Quiet title and divorce actions headline local docket

A batch of court notices runs through quiet titles, divorces, and civil judgments. Albert F. McGuire seeks quiet title against Charles E. Rohmann. Harry C. Crow requests a divorce decree. multiple accounts and judgments for firms including Southwestern Milling Co and Nichols Wire Co against J. C. Graham. Several other quiet title entries, a jury verdict on property possession dated February 16 1915, and a large docket entry include Ethel M. Reed v Rose Johnson Harvey and G. K. Harvey for 329 dollars plus interest, with costs noted. The Bates County Medical Association met Thursday in Bates City.

Albert F. McGuire Charles E. Rohmann Harry C. Crow Myrtle Crow The Southwestern Milling Co J. C. Graham Nichols Wire Co Hercules Buggy Co Charles G. Stine Myrtle Irene Stine Charles R. Bowman J. H. Dowland C. A. Cobb Maley Thompson W. D. Howard Sanford Allen Benjamin F. Walls David H. C. Cheatham Albert W. Fischer Thomas Wilson John Bartz Chas Knapp R. I. Powell Abel Dickins E. R. Hall Arthur Requa Trene A Mahle E. D. Mahle Ella Williams J. J. Brown J. P Ethel M. Reed Rose Johnson Harvey G. K. Harvey W. C. Jackson W. ©. Foster C. H. Clouse Theo. Green Chas. H. Clouse

Decoration Day Observed by G A R Post and Confederates

Decoration Day services were held Tuesday by the Grand Army of the Republic post and the Ex-Confederate veterans in Butler. The parade formed at the square led by Thos Wainwright, with the Butler band, children, fire department, and a firing squad from Company B National Guard of Missouri. At the cemetery the band played The Star Spangled Banner, Rev. Geo R Scroggs offered an invocation, and H O Maxey gave an address on The Spirit of Memorial Day. A firing salute followed. Veterans gathered on courthouse steps for photographs, noting many are now too aged to march to the cemetery.

Grand Army Post Butler Thos. Wainwright Fire Department Co. B. National Guard of Missouri Geo. R. Scroggs Presbyterian Church H. O. Maxey Co. B

American Ace Defeats German Fighter Over Verdun

Paris May 26 Lieut William Thaw an American in the French air corps scored a brilliant victory over Verdun on Thursday when he shot down a Fokker machine announced today by the French war office. Thaw and a German airman fought a thrilling duel high above Verdun and the American’s well directed fire brought the German down.

Paris William Thaw Verdun French War Office Lieut. Thaw

Ice Cream Supper at Mt Vernon School House

An ice cream supper is planned at Mt. Vernon School House on Saturday night June 3 to benefit the Sunday school. New York May 30 reports Gov. Whitman expected to offer the Hughes nomination speech in Chicago but former Gov. Herbert Hadley of Missouri has been suggested instead.

Mt. Vernon School New York Whitman Hughes Chicago Herbert 8 Hadley Missouri Frank H. Ritchcocek Justice Hughes Hiram W. Johnson Johnson

Butler Lyceum Committee Presents 1915 16 Financial Statement

The Lyceum Committee for Butler reports season 1915 16 receipts total 8388 26 with last season balance 48 76 and 491 75 from season tickets 4005 door receipts. Disbursements cover talent opera house piano advertising and related costs. Balance in treasury 8 88 retained by the committee for two years. Carl and Terry chairman O Maxey secretary W L Coonrod treasurer.

Lyceum Butler Eace Talent Opera House Sipip Eyssecer Pra Oarseee Treasury Mieten Carl & Tenry O. Maxey W. L. Coonrod

Thoroughbred S. C. Rhode Island Reds Sale

Classified notice for Rhode Island Red thoroughbred stock listing price of $1.00 per 15 and a contact telephone top line with Mrs. J. B. Boulware. Reading shows a short ad style auction or sale offering and a phone contact.

Thoroughbred S. C Rhode Island Reds J. B. Boulware

Spring Menswear Sale Highlights from Local Store

The advertisement lists wide discounts on spring apparel and accessories. Items include 36 inch sport stripe skirting, ladies headwear, men’s sport shirts, indigo blue overalls, worsted trousers, dress shoes, Kenwood work shirts, blue serge suits, and straw dress hats with reduced regular prices across multiple sizes.

Roosevelt Visits Kansas City in 1910 Line

Ex President Theodore Roosevelt arrived in Kansas City and was greeted by a large crowd at Union Station. He spoke at Hotel Muehlbach and later at Convention Hall to about sixteen thousand people before departing for St. Louis.

Roosevelt Kansas City Union Station U. S Wm. Warner Edwards Maj William Warner Naval Reserve Navy John B. Stone United Confederate Veterans Albert D. Norton St. Louis FE. D. Phillips Walter S. Dickey Boy Scouts Col. Roosevelt Grand Avene Twelfth Thirteenth Tonneau Hotel Muehlbach Convention Hall A. R

Mexicans Decorate US Troopers Graves Near Namiquipa

Field Headquarters near Namiquipa Mexico May 30 Flowers covered graves of American soldiers killed pursuing Villa. President of Namiquipa offered to send flowers and General Pershing accepted with thanks. Reports show Candelario Cervantes led 12 men when killed near Las Cruces. Pershing ordered no liquor sales in camp at Namiquipa.

Namiquipa Mexico Columbus N. M Villa J. J. Pershing Las Cruces Candelario Cervantes

Woman Candidate for U S Senate in Missouri Primary

Jefferson City Mo May 29 Kate Richards OHare of 4201 Maryland Ave St Louis heads the Socialist State ticket filed for the State primary with Secretary of State Roach as a candidate for United States Senator Frank P OHare her husband is a candidate on the same ticket for Attorney General It is not clear if they are related

Jefferson City Kate Richards O’hare Maryland Avenue St. Louis Roach Frank P. O’hare

Also Mentioned on This Page

Circuit Court Angeline Brown M. W. Hedges J. M. Chambers J. C. Denton Geo. Moreland Andrew Ellidge R. L. Seifers Alex Cameron Tom Beard These Bates County Medical Association G. A. R. Post Court House Taffeta Messaline Ces Voile Batiste EMERY Kenwood Sam Levy Mercantile Company T. R Graves U. S. Senate
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