Butler Missouri Publisher Notice
J. D. Allen, editor and proprietor, is identified in the office records. The notice notes second class mail status and entry details for the Butler, Missouri publication.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1907
Page
2
J. D. Allen, editor and proprietor, is identified in the office records. The notice notes second class mail status and entry details for the Butler, Missouri publication.
The county clerk's cash report shows two items totaling 3,000 dollars from May 1905 to May 1906, suggesting a possible double charge. The editorial reply argues the recapitulation reflects totals from detailed statements, not a second charge, and urges focus on current conditions rather than past figures.
The board of regents ousted Frank Desmweater as president of the State Normal at Maryville and elected a preacher with little school experience. The move, supported by the governor's pastor at the capital, provokes statewide protest among educators. Governor Folk's allies blame Superintendent Gass, but the governor appoints regents who bear responsibility. Calls grow for removal if politics taint this great educational institution.
A state board member opposing the Governor faces scrutiny as critics claim a grand jury report on promissory warrants outstanding June 1, 1907, misstates finances. They accuse the report of partisan bias and concealment of county indebtedness despite $36,000 in collector funds available, turned over within 15 days.
A Harrisonville fish culture tale says John and his wife praise cornmeal fed worms for perch. Curry fed worms then moved the bait to Grand River, yielding fast catches while local boys went bite-less. The Currys plan a worm farm to supply perch bait.
County graduating exercises were held at the Christian in Butler on Tuesday evening. Uel W. Lamkin assistant state superintendent represented the department of education at Jefferson City and delivered the class address. A program of music and recitations featured the event. Supervisors awarded diplomas to 70 graduates.
The Hume notes report O. G. T. Band has signed to supply music for Fulton Kansas city celebration on June 4. Dr. W. A. Williams becomes Grand Medical Examiner of Missouri for Honor A. O. U. W. at Lebannon lodge session, with a fine salary. Other items mention Harris visiting town and skepticism about green bug claims affecting crops amid collab weather and wheat speculation.
John Richie a 52 year old bachelor fisherman died in his cabin by the Marlas des Cygnes river near the pumping station after a period of illness. He lived alone with three dogs along the riverbank for many years and had no known relatives. A neighbor staying with him left then returned to find him dead. The body was buried in Green Lawn cemetery potter's field.
At Ss Joseph Hospital an altercation between Superintendent Owen and Steward Woodson sparked a chaotic week as about a dozen attendants quit and many more followed amid rumors of a scandal. A knife incident was reported but refuted, and hospital managers planned to meet to resolve the unrest. Nearby, Wilbur Parka accused neighbor Clair Powell of corn theft, with Powell jailed on bond after a Saturday arrest and a June 11 trial date set.
In Pleasant Hill a young easel teacher Miss Vella Collins was attacked by two vicious dogs in Taylor Aldridge's yard. Her sister leapt from a buggy and using a buggy whip drove the animals away, enabling aid to reach Miss Collins who suffered severe bites but was not believed fatally injured. The dogs are held by authorities to assess madness.
Notice is hereby given that letters of administration on the estate of Eliza Ann Lemas dated May 26 are issued. All persons having claims against said estate must present them to me for allowance within one year of the date of said letters, or they may be barred from any bene fits of the estate.
Mrs Fannie Scott of Nevada and Mrs Bagett Illsey of Mineral Kan visit old friends. Mr and Reed of Kansas City visit Mrs Reed's sister Mrs Wm Lyle. Geo Selters and wife of Kansas City visit relatives this week. James Treasurer home visiting his mother before returning to Cal. En and wife had dinner with Frank Jennings. Large crowd at children’s day exercises at the Christian church Sunday evening. Jona McCullough visited his daughter Mrs Wm Storer at Rich Hill. Mrs Eads and Mrs Sue Morris called on their mother Mrs Alpha Briscoe who is dangerously ill. Noel Mills returned to Butler Saturday for a position in Hillas Cash Store. Bel a A visited relatives this week. Mr trip sy War Hin Wednesday. Walker Steele and wife are here from the city. Torsy
Real estate transfers are listed for the week ending June 4th. The fragmentary record names numerous grantors and grantees, including Owen, Gore, Bolangy, Poster, Ricks, and Bilis, with varying fractions and street parcels referenced.
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