June Handkerchiefs and Shinola at Walker-McKibben’s
A June sale at Walker McKibben features mens initial handkerchiefs priced at 15 cents and Shinola polish for 10 cents. Pick up option offered.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1908
Page
2
Nominations for Lemocratic Nominations in 1668 Primary
We are authorized to make the following announcements for the Democratic nominations at the 1668 primary election. March 3 JAS. N. SHARP Mound township ESTIS SMITH Mingo north district J. K. KELSO Howard south district Mi Pleasant township JEMMETT HOOK Hudson township.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
March
New Home Township
Jas. N. Sharp
Mound Township
J. K. Kelso
Howard Township
South District
Filibuster Against Currency Bill Defeated in Senate
The closing hours of the Senate saw a filibuster against the currency bill launched by Senator Le follest thwarted by a smooth procedural move attributed to Senator Aldrige who combined to end the delay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Lefollest
Aldrige
Senators Debate Currency Deposits in Railroad Bonds Bill
Senators Lafollett spoke nineteen hours, Stone seven, and Gore three as the debate over the currency deposit bill continued. Opponents faulted the clause allowing currency deposits of railroad bonds, calling the security imagined. All Democratic senators except Owen of Oklahoma and several neutral members voted against passage.
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Iness
Lafollett
Stone
Gore
Oklahoma
Owen
Estis Smith Announces Candidacy to Succeed Himself Judge
Estis Smith announces his bid to succeed himself as Judge of the North District. He is praised as an efficient, conscientious county court member who weighed subjects carefully. His popularity is noted by increased majorities and his long Mingo township residence and loyal party service are highlighted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estis Smith
Mingo Township
Announcement column notes Democrat losses in landslide
Through our column we ask Democrats for age end in the landslide, noting that we lost all state officers. several state candidates have...
Obscure Political Candidate Praised For Civic Service
The individual described has taken an active interest in party success, served on the central committee several times, and participated vigorously in campaigns. Educated for law, health issues led him to farming, and he is portrayed as an eloquent speaker, fluent writer, and capable debater.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Committee
Emmett Hook Candidate for Bates County Treasurer
Emmett Hook, known Democrat leader and former chairman of the Bates County Democrats, is described as a genial, affable, and popular candidate. Born in Hudson Township, educated in Bates County, he is praised as a capable parliamentarian and organizer who has never sought office before and is viewed as well qualified to perform the duties of treasurer if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Democratic Central Committee
Emmett Hook
Hudson Township
Pierce Must Return to Texas for Trial
The US Supreme Court ruled that H. Clay Pierce, president of Waters Pierce Oil, must return from Missouri to Texas to face an indictment for false swearing. The decision confirmed extradition powers rest on a general charge of crime, regardless of indictment validity.
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Washington
Supreme Court of the United States
H. Clay Pieros
Waters Pierce Oil Company
Missouri
Texas
Pierce
Graves Files Petitions for renomination in Missouri
Judge Walter W. Graves of the Missouri Supreme Court filed thirty seven petitions for renomination and election on the Democratic ticket. The petitions total over two thousand names from Wright, Chariton, Jackson, St. Clair, Osage, Lafayette, Lawrence, Bates, Barry, Saline, McDonald, Scott, Miller, Platte, Cole counties and St. Louis City. Friends estimate Graves would win at least five of six delegates from the last state convention.
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Jefferson City
Walter W. Graves
Missouri Supreme Court
Wright County
Chariton
Jackson
St. Clair
Osage
Lafayette
Lawrence
Bates
Barry
Saline
McDonald
Scott
Miller
Platte
Cole
City of
St. Louie
Judge Graves
Friends of
Eix
Auction of Mrs Brown Jewelry Fetches 3,000 Ring for 10 Cents
In Boston on June 1 the late Mrs Albert G Brown's personal property including jewelry valued at 250,000 was privately auctioned from her No 30 Newbury Street residence. A brooch bought for 10 cents yielded 3,000 in value after discovery. Lace sold 60 cents a yard then rose to 95 to 100 a yard. Total proceeds from jewelry and antiques were about 100,000 despite 250,000 jewelry value.
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Boston
Albert G. Brown
Newbury Street
Brown
Senator Jones Deed in Washington
Washington June 1 Ex Usited Bentes Senator James K Jones of Arkamens died at his residence there at 6:30 this afternoon after an illness that had troubled him for weeks. The renowned senator represented Arkansas and played a pivotal role in national politics.
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Washington
Bentes
James K. Jones
Arkamens
Democratic senator and Bryan ally dies in retirement
The former U.S. senator, a leading Democrat from 1885 to 1903 and a strong Bryan supporter, died after years of quiet law practice in the city following his departure from politics in 1908.
Faithful Old Dog in Colorado Deaths of Beloved Family Pet
Wm Westover recalls Old Blue a twelve year family dog in Amsterdam Enterprise tale. The dog wandered from creek side to the house and back to school with a girl, refused food after the girl left, and died from grief. The owner claims the dog was as close as family.
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Wm. Westover
Saya
Amsterdam
Subscribers Renewals From County Friends List
A list of renewing subscribers across multiple regions including Joe Rhinehars Henry A Harrison David Eckert J K Kelao A J Voria Matt Adama C A Campbell A W Porter J B Comba G G Henry C K Miller C E Vermillion John Jennings Jas Y Whitsett J R Welch C A Borquin N Sharp J M Allen W R Hoffman Tom Dunlap J Al McElwain J F Craven R B Campbell Jesse Hall E Beard C W Beard Okemah Okla 8 T Hays Alberta Canada 8 Dyer Mounds Okla H L Payton Gravette Ark Mia H Carter Omega Ukia H L Harvey Oakdale Wash Zera aos Jefferson City Sarah Ogle Kan Miss Cora Whitsett Chicago C P Staley Kennewick Wash F C John Indianapolis Ind L H Steele El Dorado Ark
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Joe Rhinehars
Henry A. Harrison
David Eckert
J. K. Kelao
New
A. J. Voria
Matt Adama
C. A. Campbell
A. W. Porter
J. 8. Comba
G. G. Henry
C. K. Miller
C.E. Vermillion
John Jennings
Jas. Y. Whitsett
J R. Welch
H. L. Payton
Gravette
Ark
Mia
H. Carter
Omega
Ukia
H. L. Harvey
Oakdale
Wash
Zera
Jefferson City
Sarah Ogle
Kan
Cora Whitsett
Chicago
C. P. Staley
Kennewick
F. C. John
Indianapolis
Ind
L. H. Steele
el Dorado
Notice of Final Settlement In The Estate Of Gage
Notice to all creditors and interested parties of the estate of Gage deceased that the executrix SARAE E GAGE intends to proceed with final settlement in the probate court at Bates County Missouri on August 1. The executrix is Butler, Missoat family.
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Credi
Gage
Tris
Uae
Erie
Bates Coun
M Butler
Sarae E. Gage
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Weat Loin Township
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Prairie Township
W. J. Bullock
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Deep Water Township
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Hon, Jas, N. Sharp
Senator Jones Deed
Faithful Old Dog
B. W. Mace
Yours Truly
O. A. Heinlein
Weet Side
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