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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1910
Page
5
A local business promotes June deliveries to country customers with a plan to give away items including a steel bed, a full size bed with continuous post, and a kitchen cabinet if orders reach a respectable bill. The message notes May and June incentives, bad weather, and aims to make June the biggest month yet for furniture sales.
In a Republic column, Governor Hadley is accused of partisan bias in selecting honorary board members for Missouri reformatories and charities. The piece notes his claimed nonpartisan stance contrasted with actual appointments, arguing his did not match the rhetoric and assigning blame for past prison administration.
For a year the ad touts Dr. King’s New Laxative as the king of laxatives kept at home. The copy emphasizes gentle relief and domestic use, positioning the product as reliable and effective for common digestive issues.
Carthage Missouri May Colonel W H Phelps former attorney general for the Missouri Pacific Railway Company at St Louis and active in state politics has been asked by Democrats to announce candidacy for the legislature this district at the August 2 primary He resigned from the Missouri Pacific three months ago to retire at Carthage and tend his farm He will decide after returning from St Louis this weekend and notes his prior run was to fill a ticket about thirty six years ago.
A historical notice proclaims Bucklen’s Arnica Salve as the quickest, surest healer for wounds from knives or guns, burns, boils, sores, skin corns, and similar injuries to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene, urging prompt treatment.
The June number edited by Norman E. Mack highlights editorials on Senate retirements and the Indiana Democratic Convention, a sharp critique of the Republican Party, tariff discussion, and features on the Great Loetschberg Tunnel, Patrick Henry, and the Worlds Overflow Problem. Includes stories, humor, illustrations, and a subscription appeal for one dollar to National Monthly, Buffalo, N. Y.
F Foater of Mall and Breese warns that poisonous gases could flow into Earth’s orbit and eventually reach the planet. He predicts possible strange diseases among animals and people during the upcoming summer, suggesting ongoing watchfulness.
W H Charters Jr advertises five tons of loose timothy hay for sale. Contact Route 1 for details and delivery options.
Pierre Le Beau of Springfield launches a stern wheel flat boat on the Missouri River carrying a portable sawmill. He plans to drift downstream gathering logs and cutting lumber aboard, marketing in river towns and aiming to reach Sioux City by fall for a profitable venture.
On April 12 and 14, forty four Chicago grocers admitted guilt to selling oleo as butter and were fined 50 dollars plus costs. Officials raided two other shops where oleo was illegally colored, arresting five alleged moon shiners and seizing 1500 pounds of oleo. One plant reportedly sold 10,000 pounds of moonshine oleo monthly.
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