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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

2

Missouri Pioneer Ella Walker Hickman Dies at 77

Mrs Ella Walker Hickman 77 a long time Missouri figure died at her home 3019 Euclid Ave She and husband John L Hickman married in Pleasant Green Missouri in 1858 and moved to Kansas City in 1888 Survived by three children Walker Hickman Mary Hickman and Mrs Alfred H Schaefer plus brother Addison A Walker Names tied to Bates County history and a pioneer lineage.

Ella Walker-Hickman Missouri Euclid Ave Walker Hickman Mary Hickman Alfred H. Schaefer

Duvall Ranch Posts First Alfalfa Cutting In State

Mr John Howard superintendent of the Duvall ranch seven miles south of town told The Times on Tuesday they finished the first alfalfa cutting of the season the state s first known. Eighty five acres yield one and a half tons per acre with excellent conditions. They anticipate two to three more cuttings this year. Howard notes last season s average earnings near 92 50 per acre and expects to match or exceed that. Army worm has not appeared. he recalls Indiana pest control from eleven years ago by cultivating inward sloping ditches.

John Howard Duvall the Times Howard Indiana

Presbyterian Church Bible School and Worship Schedule

The Presbyterian Church announces Bible School at 9:45 a.m. Public worship at 11:00 a.m. Young People's Talk titled God’s Goodness and the Flowers and sermon The Conditions of a Harvest. Evening worship at 8:00 p.m. sermons The Christian Brotherhood. O. O. F. lodge will attend in a body. Choir rehearsal Tuesday, mid-week prayer Wednesday. Minister C. H. Ticknor invites all to attend.

C. E The Christian Brotherhood 1. O. O. F. Lodge C. H. Ticknor

Notice to Landowners of Drainage District 1

Notice to landowners of Drainage District No 1 explains required cut through waste dump or var ya ditch for drainage. Openings allowed only to carry water of a stream not practical to convey. By order of Board of Supervisors. J F Kern, Secy and Treas.

Board of Supervisors J. F. Kern Sec'y and Treas

Church activity notice with Sunday schedule

The M. E. Church South announces Sabbath School at 9 30. At 11 the sermon topic Fire at 7 p m in the oven. Evening services at 8 led by W J Snow. The newspaper invites readers to attend and welcome these services.

W. J. Snow

Standpatters Name Ticket For Butler Meeting

Area delegates gathered in Butler Saturday afternoon to nominate a local ticket led by Judge W. A. Eads with South A. Petty and North supporting. The gathering aimed to unify party candidates for upcoming contests and key positions.

Butler Snd Scoming W. A. Eads South A. Petty North

Silvers Opens Campaign at Spruce

Hon Thos W Silvers a Democratic congress candidate in the Sixth district opened his campaign Monday night at Spruce township addressing voters on current issues. The item also notes local visits, a wool shipment, a large hog purchase, a birth, a chautauqua impending, legal cases and various local figures.

Thos. W. Silvers Congress Spruce Township Silvers

Farm Furrows and Folkways on Farm Life

A farmer and Steckman share musings on farming manners and farmyard wisdom. The piece skewers scandal, praises manure as soil aid, and urges practical measures from calf care to nitrogen-rich pastures while noting youth, weather, and progress. It references Diogenes, lightning rods, and the value of barns versus touring cars in a rural economy.

Ruler for No Man's Land to be picked by nations

New York May 20 William A Collier former Minister to Spain and R K Neilsen Assistant Solicitor of the State Department sail today for Christiania Norway to represent the United States at a conference with ten nations to determine the form of government for no man s land a coal rich island 700 miles north of Norway Squatters had claimed rights prompting the talks Also attending are Great Britain Germany France Russia Belgium Holland Norway Sweden and Denmark and companies from these countries operate there The American company is Arctic Coal Company

New York William A. Collier Spain R. K. Neilsen State Department Christiania Norway United States No Man’s Land Great Britain Germany France Russia Belgium Holland Sweden Denmark The Arctic Coal Company

Tariff Revenue Exceeds Estimates of Its Makera

New York May 31 The total decrease in revenue from tariff at the New York port in the last seven months amounts to 8 663 008 40 dollars Collector Malone reports If the rate of decrease continues nationally the total loss from the lower tariff will fall far below expected figures Mr Malone stated Congress provided for the adjustment in the tariff system.

New York Malone Congress

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