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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 07, 1906

Page

3

State Ticket and Political Notes in 1908 Election

State ticket lists Supreme Judges and county officers led by A Y Woodson and W Watt Dawson. Includes Governor Folk appointment to Nevada circuit judge and resignation of Senator Parton. Mentions McCook of Civil War fame and questions on presidential contest influence in 1908.

M. Griffith T. D. Emhree C. G. Baks M. Smith Sherifan E Angle McFadden North Diet —Elias Smith Gonth Diet A.D Hyde J. J. Parton Kanane United States Senate Hoch F.0d. Coburn Kansas Aceiculture

National bank note circulation tops 559 million May 31 1906

Comptroller of the Currency reports total national bank note circulation at 559,129,060 by end of May 1906, up 70,802,144 for the year and 2,383,878 for the month.

Totel National Bank

Senator Stone Attacks Panama Canal Ship Purchases

Senator Stone delivered a sweeping floor speech accusing the administration of large graft in Panama Canal vessel purchases. He claimed two steamships aged six years, originally costing 1 200 000, were bought for 1 200 000, and that similar open tonnage of foreign build offered at 750 000 could have been purchased.

Stone C. S. Senate Frilay Hamehipe Panama Canal

Disappointed candidates in Democratic primary warned

The Republican Press argues that with 30 to 85 candidates for 14 offices there would be inevitable disappointment in the Democratic primary. It blames the party for intraparty strife and asserts the Republican Press should focus on its own nominations to avoid such "keen" discontent.

Dooley Sues Combea and Angle Over Sheriff Nomination

Attorney for D D Peeler files in circuit court against J A Combea and James R Angle for one thousand dollars damages alleging defrauding Peeler of the sheriff nomination and backing Angle. Petition targets ballot tampering and conspiracy, with potential slander implications and calls for substantiation of charges.

W. Dooley D. D. Peeler Circuit Court J. A. Combea Demsi Committee Jas. R Combe Angle Peeler Dooley Pesler

Call for Warrants In Bates County Notice Issued

Notice states readiness to certify warrants for Bates County on contingent fund. Warrant list covers all warrants up to and including February date. Public notice urges claimants to present detailable claims by specified date.

Bates County

Democratic State Convention at Jefferson City

The Democratic State Convention at Jefferson City gathered many Democrats to endorse William Jennings Bryan for president. On the first ballot H A Gases was defeated. Johnson Rend Oglekby secured nomination on the third ballot. N Renow reelected chairman. AM Dockery chosen permanent chair. convention adjourned at midnight amid peace.

Jefferson City David Rt. Francie Wlea Wallace Wiliam Jeneluge Bryan H. A Johneon Rend Oglkeby N Renow W Jambon Bates Pore St Clure Dickinson Thos L. Rubey AM. Dockery

Scholarships Awarded At County Rural Graduation

Free scholarships were awarded from county high schools for rural graduates based on exam averages. Recipients include Helen Braden Butler 4.15, Earl Barsum Butler 90, Ruby L Kickesta Kibehill 80, Jno. O. Lee Kibehill 88.1, Ruth Rush Adrian 92.4, Artie Elmo Wilson Adrian 87.45, Lelia T. Padgett Rockville 93, Jno. J. Donnahae Rockville 63.63, Wendell Smith Foster 86.25, Clara Mager Merwin College 90.4. Commencement at Butler Methodist Church June 20 at 8 pm. exercises free. A. L. Ives, Co. Supt. of Schools.

Butler Helen Braden Earl Barsum Ki Bh Hill Ruby L Kickesta Jno O. Lee Adrian Ruth Rush Artie Elmo Wilson Rockville Lelia T. Padgett A. L. Ives, Co. Supt. of Schools

Death Notice for Mrs F A Conard of Rush County Kansas

The death of Mrs. F A Conard, a former Bates county citizen, occurred last Friday after a paralysis attack following morning chores. Born March 26 1858 in Virginia Cass county Illinois she moved to Pettis Missouri then Bates County Missouri. She married A Coward December 15 1874 and had seven children Effie Elmer James Lewis Bert Lillie Tillie. Funeral Sunday at home with Rev Bixler. buried Ash Creek cemetery beside her husband who died five months earlier. Mrs Conard was a devoted mother and faithful M E Church member and neighbor.

F. A. Conard Bates County Rush County Kan Th’. A. Coward Effie Elmer James Lewis Bert Lillie Tillie M. E. Church Bixler Bison Ash Creek Conard

Circuit Court Proceedings Reported in Our Last Issue

In our circuit court the latest actions include a divorce granted to Gusta Mallett from Jim Mallett with custody awarded to the mother. George D. Burch declared insane for cattle keeping and ordered to the asylum. Acu Wyatt pleaded guilty to selling cigarette papers to a minor and was fined one dollar and costs. W C Jackson, special judge, overruled a motion for new trial in J E Mose vs Viola Elkins et al., with no recovery in insurance money, hearings held in Vernon county on a change of venue. Notices of changes and verdicts noted, including a $500 verdict in the drainage salts case. John B. Egger on trial as we go to press.

Gusta Mallett Jim Mallett George D. Burch Acu Wyatt Costa W. C. Jackson New J. E. Mose Viola Elkins Vernon County John B. Egger

Girl Somnambulist Shot in Maryland June 4

Miss Jessie is involved in a grave incident in Hardig Maryland as reports describe a somnambulist scenario leading to a shooting. Authorities investigate the circumstances surrounding the daytime event and any potential charges.

South of Spruce Items

Showers last week were appreciated by farmers and children’s exercises at the C P church Sunday night drew good attendance. Mrs E J Keen’s colt choke caused a fatality. Wm Foster hauled lumber to Appleton City. Death of old Lauchsinger of Appleton City reached the community. Preaching Elder spoke at South M E church in Hudson. Quick made a quick home trip. M Mistler and family visited the Rector. Mert Shillinger lost a cow. Mrs Millie Skaggs and sons fished Friday with few catches. Mr and Mrs Theodore Anderson hosted guests Sunday. Guests included Jake Frey and family Bertha Chitwood Lester and John Mistler Hattie and Lela Shillinger. Stephenson shipped cattle last Montage.

C. P. Church of Ce E. J. Keen Wm. Foster Appleton City Lauchsinger South M. BE Hudson Quick Tentron Ee Home Folkeee M. Mistler Irene Mert Shillinger Millie Skaggs Theodore Anderson Jake Frey Mise Bertha Chitwood Mesars Lester John Mistler Hattie Lela Shillinger Stephenson

Fragmented Local Notice Points To Public Sale

The text mentions routing labor for road work near town and various directions. It notes farm improvements and a house and barn build. A local resident Mies Jennie Smith visits town, Uncle Knight and wife plan a move to Oklahoma, with scattered references to wine and children, plus notes about wild strawberries and goose.

Donovan & Dixon Thos. Smith Ion Mies Jennie Smith Knight Oklahoma

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