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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1902

Page

2

Farming in Public Schools in Missouri Movement

A Missouri movement seeks agriculture in rural public schools with support from Prof F B Mineford TL Waters and George A Ellis. County educators and state officials back it, noting university leadership and teachers’ needs. Missouri plans statewide courses and bulletins to expand agricultural education in rural districts.

Columbia F. BR. Mineford TL. Waters The Agricultural College George A. Ellis State Board of Agriculture W. T. Carruntot Rh. J. Deane University of Missouri National Education Association Rau University of Missour Aerion Uhis Missouri Superintendent of Public Instruction of Michigan Aagricultural Colleges Missorri State Bound of Agriculture

Bratcher Confesses in Sister Shooting Case at Poplar Bluff

May 28 report from Poplar Bluff Missouri states James Bratcher, tan man, admitted a quarrel on the road with Thomas Hibbs during which he shot at Hibbs. Bratcher says Hibbs shot at him, fatally wounding Bratcher's sister Mrs Mary Sturris, and the two men then conspired to conceal the truth from police while Hibbs denies Bratcher's account.

Poplar Bluff James Rateler Tergether Frani Bratcher Mary Sturris Thomas Hibbs Hibbs

A Robber of Traps Wolverene Description and Tale

A fragmentary rustic animal sketch describes a stout wolverine about three and a half feet long with a short tail and shaggy hair. It notes powerful claws, a reddish brown mane, and a whitish stripe on the forehead, then digresses into garbled remarks on hunting, fur, and northern wildlife.

Stouker Terejagap Boston Toltitule Baelhtep

Tragic Incident Sparks Questions Across Cities

A cryptic report details a tragedy involving multiple figures and locations, mentioning a Wolverine and unclear events across New Vert and nearby communities. The text references injuries, deaths, and local reactions, with fragmented names and places obscuring a clear narrative.

Giant wheel dredge planned for Paterson plant

A New York Post report describes a massive wheel dredge for a Paterson operation. The device resembles a bicycle wheel with a 65 foot diameter, 42 ton steel spokes, and 550 buckets on the rim to lift and dump waste into an elevated trough. It will rotate ten times per minute powered by 700 horsepower electric drive.

Paterson Chippen Tee Michigan Heda Company New York Post Krupp Works Germany

Mrs Talkington Keeps Secrets in Wholesale Fashion

The spoofed exchange hints at Mrs Talkington as a discreet figure, with the jab about selling wholesale scandal, suggesting a lighthearted dig from The Caller and Puck in a society-gossip tone. The item reads like a brief theater or magazine quip from a past era.

Mrs. Talkington Puck

Couldn't De Worse. Lazy, is he?

A fragment from the Detroit Free Press quotes a wry exchange about fame and laziness, suggesting a man would shrug off sudden fame by turning over and sleeping again. The snippet captures a mobile newspaper voice with conversational tone rather than a full event.

Detroit Free Press

No Credit to Him. Faith Makes Wives Trust Easily

A reflective quip from the Atchison Globe notes that a husband’s misdeeds are less clever than a wife’s trusting faith, implying that deception often harms relationships where belief runs deep.

Atchison Globe

Humorous clippings from varied old papers entertain

A collage of quips and cartoon captions from several early 20th century periodicals. Jests about mothers, husbands, and households mix with playful wordplay and slang, reflecting lighthearted social humor and domestic observations from the era.

Flags At The Capitol During Presidential Proclamations

The article describes Senate and House debate over flag display atop the Capitol when the president issues proclamations. It notes delays due to lack of orders from the president to the architect or superintendent, and contemplates possible dismissal if orders are disobeyed. It discusses constitutional balance and the practical question of flags being half staff during crises.

Aires Half Mart Congress

Pyramids to Open to Tourists With Electric Light

General Director Maspero overseeing ancient site preservation plans to illuminate Karnak temple at Thebes and then the inner passages and catacombs of the pyramids. The move aims to allow Egyptian tourists access to the pyramids' inner recesses after 5,009 years in darkness.

Pyramids Maspero Karnak Thebes Great Pyramids N. Y

Not Conciliatory Husband Vows Alimony Fight

Mrs Fijit says her husband is the most contrary man she ever knew. When asked what he did, he announced he will oppose her suit for alimony. Brooklyn report.

Johnson and Bryan Discuss Cuba Visit in Chicago

Cleveland mayor Tom Johnson returned from Chicago after a Sunday conference with William J. Bryan. He cited Cuban reactions to seeing the U S flag over the palace, noting Cubans’ trust shifted instantly on the emblem’s appearance. Johnson dismissed talk of his presidential candidacy as newspaper fabrication.

Cleveland Tom Johnson Chicago William J. Bryan Bryan Johnson United States

London May 26 Dispatches Update Boer Talks

London dispatches report Pretoria has sent most important messages as cabinet meeting planned to discuss terms. Boer delegates, except General de Wet, ready to meet British terms. Independence sacrificed for financial settlement. aims to end conflict with negotiated details.

London Pretoria Tohoerrow House of Commons

Administrator’s Notice on Jacob Lingler estate

MERCELLA F. is USER, wt Administratrix with will annexed, but the text lists letters of administration with will annexed granted by Mates county probate court in Haves county Missouri. Creditors must exhibit claims within one year for allowance or be barred. if not exhibited within two years from publication, they are forever barred.

Wiil Jacob Lingler Mates County Probate Court Haves County Missouri Dave Catate Mercella F

Import of Jack stock and breeding notes from Butler region

Description and Pedigree detail a coal brick mare named Kismo weighing 12 pounds tied to a fine imported Jack from Spain sent to Coop r Up by Charles Lommed. The Hono Kineout of an imported Jack and Black Knight line owned by A Folger Clarkeburg Mo. A saddle stallion to stay at the same stables Terie. Breeding aims include colt sale, care, and pricing with emphasis on superior imported stock.

My Lara Butler Monicote Mather Road Kismo Jack Spain Coop R Up Charles Lommed A. Folger Clarkeburg

Liberal farm club offer bundles four papers at $1.25

The offer centers on The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and The Farmers Institute Editions plus the home paper all for one year at 1.25. The bundle claims superior reading for farmers and urges samples at the office for a limited time.

Iead Farmers’ Institute Y.o F Pers West

The St Louis Mirror Weekly Review and Offer

The St Louis Mirror is a twenty eight page weekly magazine edited by William Marion Reedy with a staff of noted writers. It covers current topics social religious scientific financial literary and artistic works, reviews books plays and music, and targets merchants teachers professionals students politicians and households. A subscription offer to deliver ten weeks for ten cents is included.

The St. Louis Mirror William Marion Reedy the Mirror St. Louis, Mo

Administrator's Notice for Griggs estate

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration with will annexed for the estate of Wilitsu M. Griggs, deceased, were granted on the 18th day of April, 1923, by the probate court of Bates County. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them for allowance to the administratrix within two years from date of letters. They may be precluded from any benefits of estate if not presented. A. H. Bell administrator with will annexed.

Wilitsu M. Griggs Bates County

Merwin Academy Association Auction Notice Details

The Merwin Academy Association announces a public sale of bonds to satisfy a trust. The sale, overseen by the county sheriff, occurs on Saturday July 7 between nine and eleven a.m. and one to five p.m. in the county. The event funds the association’s order to settle intervet bonds and execute the trust.

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Notice of administration for Henry Lotsenbizer estate

Notice is hereby given that letters of administration with will annexed upon the estate of Henry Lotsenbizer deceased have been granted to the undersigned by Bates County Probate Court Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate are required to exhibit them to me with proper documentation, or they may be forever barred. Del LUISE Wiehe, Administrator with will annexed.

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