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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1914

Page

4

Local judges and townships listed in county court roster

Dillon of Mound Township and Paddock of Charlotte Township appear as county court judges in the Northern and Southern Districts respectively. Also named are WaLee of Creek Township and Lowder of New Home Township, indicating a roster of district officials and their jurisdictions.

Judge County Court Wares Es Miogo Townebi W.F WaLee Se Creek Township Paddock Charlotte Townebp Judge County W. H. Lowder New Home Township

Army worms menace crops across the county

Army worms devastate pastures meadows and young corn across the county with wheat largely spared. Reports name farmers in Summit Lone Oak Round Prairie Shawnee West Boone Spruce and East Boone townships and detail widespread damage and heavy forage loss. A Bureau of Agriculture advisory urged poison bran mix and careful worm disposal.

Albert Argenbright Summit Township Times Summit Pat Norton John Seolinger W. C. Card Frank Holland Lone Oak Page Deihl Round Prairie Sam Starr J. M. Green Shawnee George Witter West Boone East Boone West Point Spruce Township Ee Agricultural College Sam Barr People’s Elevator Co Bureau of Agriculture Washington Washington, D. C Peoples Elevator Co Butler D. F. Houston Sec’y

Directors of Peoples Bank Meet and Dividend Declared

The bank declared a semi annual dividend of four percent on May 28 and added 600 to the surplus fund. Officers note the strong showing despite last year's drought harming all business lines. The bank has historically paid four percent semi annually, with surplus now at 98,000 and furniture account reduced by over 1,000. The directors commend the favorable result.

Peoples Bank

Missouri Good Roads Days Date To Be Announced

Governor will announce this year's good roads days in Missouri no earlier than last year, and possibly later. Last year the event occurred August 20 and 21, with the timing aimed at peak aftermath of road work and its effects.

Jefferson City Missouri Major Tam Gvernor

Postmaster Salaries by Class and Receipts

The text outlines four postmaster salary classes. Class one starts at 3000 dollars tied to 40000 dollars in gross receipts and rises to 6000 with receipts of 600000 or more. Class two begins at 2000 based on 8000 receipts and climbs to under 40000. The third class is cut off in the fragment.

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