Bates County Teachers and Rural Graduates Highlight Student Leaders
Bates county students showed strong results at the Warrening Normal with P G Buckles chosen editor of the Retor and Elsie Park named honorary member for high work standards. Buckles is now Osceola schools superintendent, and many rural teachers across Bates county, including Alta Chapman at Mingo and Edith Addleman at Liberty 16, are listed as elected. District clerks improved reporting, and the rural graduates increasingly select high schools, with the county clerk receiving requested state fund reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
P. G. Buckles
Mabel Odneal
Elsie Park
Clara Mager
Helen Park
Buckles
Osceola
Amoret
Mager
Mingo School
Alta Chapman
Liberty No
Edith Addleman
Merwin
Nelle Moore
Ruby Bigler
Ruckhorn
Verna Chapman
Hess
Cora Rush
Fair View
Jocie Powers
Griggs
Elsie Sullins
Olive
Sallie Howell
Dillon
Ida Dillon
Mound Valley
Bettie Crowder
Fair View No. 32
Edith Black
Amsterdam
Blanche Smith
Alvena Maddy
Vernon
Westi Rice
Prairie Rose
Mary Funk
Passaic
W. G. Dillon
Rocky Point
Karl Thompson
Wernet
May Timmons
Harmony
Myrtle Randall
Fairplay
Selina Newton
Valley
Omer Randall
Redmond
Lottie Young
Herrell
Mary Wayland
Patty
Jen
Anne Galladay
Fry
Irene Reese
Oak Grove
M. Kate Pharis
Pleasant Ridge
Victor Wolfe
Orchard Grove
B. M. Wix
Brackney
C. W. Ray
Lone Star
Grace Moreland
Nyhart
Maggie McCann
Virginia No
C. C. Swarens
Peru
Maude Morgan
Double Branch
Mamie Culver
Pleasant Gap
Clark Smith
Free medical consultation tour stops in Butler June 14
The eminent physician Dr Potter of the Boston Electro Medical Institute will be at the Fraternal Inn in Butler on Saturday June 14 from 8 am to noon offering free consultations and medicines for a cure. He promises treatments for deafness catarrh throat lung eye ear and many other ailments with liquefaction cancer cure piles rupture asthma and more. Not a penny charged for medicine. couples and patients urged to act quickly and only those seeking cure should attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Potter
Boston Electro Medical Institute
Bright
Ambassador Toll s Peace Plan Accepted
Ambassador Toll s note reports Japan accepted the general principle of the Bryan peace proposal, with hostilities to pause for nine months pending international commission review. Japan’s stance signals careful consideration but no commitment to detailed terms, and California land legislation negotiations continue without agreed outcomes.
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Count Chinda
Arshad Dor
Japan
Tary Bryan
United States
Universal
Mr. Bryan
T Ee
Joint Commission
Bryan
California
Mexican Loan Approved in Mexico City
Finance Minister Esquival Obregon announced approval of a new loan in Mexico City on June 1. The move aims to bolster public funds and support government initiatives amid economic pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico City
Mexico
Esquival Obregon
Bryan Proclaims Direct Elections to Senate by Constitutional Change
Secretary Bryan signed the proclamation of the seventeenth amendment providing for direct election of U.S. Senators in Washington D C. A notable gathering included legislators such as Harry St George Tucker III Missouri Representative Rucker and Senator Borah. Four pens were used to sign the document with the date delivered to Borah.
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Washington, D. C
Bryan
Harry St. George Tucker
Virginia
House
Tucker
Missouri
Borah
Senate
William
Jennings
Rucker
Arkansas May Become Dry in Little Rock Action
Arkansas Attorney General W L Moose ruled that the anti saloon act passed by the previous Legislature becomes effective January 1 1914 and is not referable under the native and referendum amendment to the state constitution. The opinion was sent to Secretary of State Hodges and a petition signed by about 13000 citizens to refer the act to voters at the next general election was filed with the Pulaski Circuit Court.
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Little Rock
Ark
W. L. Moose
Hodges
Ing
Pulaski Circuit
Multiple cases dismissals and divorces in Bates County docket
Circuit Court Bates County lists dismissals waivers and bonds in cases including Frank Davis and Bates County Gas Co several dismissals. Divorces granted for Mary Jones and J D London cases with decrees as prayed and custody awards in minor children. Other actions include alimony filings, damages continued, and note suits with judgments noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County Gas Co
Frank Davis
E. E. Eggleson
Bates County
Wm. N. Stark
Estella Stark
Alma Maurer
John Maurer
J. R. Lasure
J. F. Kern
Oliver Plow Works
State of Missouri
J. C. Cardnelle
O. J. Gould
P B Price
Luther Lyons
Andrew B. Gray
Maude S. Hawkins
John H. Hawkins
Ida B. Shelton
Milton Shelton
James Whited
Ratchel White
W. N. Carmichael
H. A. Rhodes
Farmers Bank of
T. B. Fager Et al
Commercial
Fager Et al
Missouri Hen Starts State Revenue Account
Jefferson City June 2 Missouri State Treasurer Edward P Deal opened an account in his books with a hen after a state poultry association remittance of 290 dollars for eggs laid by hens at Mountain Grove Poultry Station. The gesture marks the first revenue source from hens credited to state books.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Edward P. Deal
Missouri
D. T. Quisenberry
State Poultry Association
Mountain Grove
Deal
Death of William Stone of Adrian Missouri
William Stone aged 78 years 1 month 15 days died June 2 1913 at his son John H Stone's home Adrian Missouri after a long illness. Born April 17 1835 in Harrison County Kentucky he later moved to Clark County Kentucky and married Agnes Raney. Survived by two sons J W Stone Adrian and John H Stone County Treasurer. Funeral and burial in Adrian after cremation or funeral services at St. Revere Cemetery details incomplete.
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William Stone
Adrian
John H. Stone
Harrison County
Kentucky
Clark County
Agnes Raney
J. W. Stone
Dates County
East
Boone Township
Treasurer Stone
Fancral J. W. Stone
Aie Iitne
Revere
Cem
Sabbath School At 390 Caureh Street
M. E. Caureh leads South Sabbath School at 390 Caureh Street with weekly sessions for community members, inviting neighbors to join and participate in study and fellowship activities.
Epworth League Convention for Carthage District
A stirring Methodist youth convention opens at the Church With a Welcome in Carthage District Missouri on Friday at 2 30 PM. sessions run through Sunday with sunrise prayer and multiple talks by Rev W G Clinton D D and Dr W heenang among noted speakers as Butler citizenship welcomes all.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carthage
Missouri
Bates County
Arkansas Line
Joplin
Neosho
Névada
Lamar
Butler
W. G. Clinton
Naphtali Luecock
Hyde Park
Kansas City
Clinton
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Bupt
P.M. Ailleon
Butler, Missouri
Our City
Satuday
Adv
Arkansas
Circuit Court
City of
Rich Hill
Frank Romine
F. H. Donnington
R. B. Campbell
Riso Agency
Bart Pears
Norfleet & Ream
Gage
Wm. B. Nelson
Lloyd
M. E. Caureh
Ohio St. Methodist Church
Epworth League
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