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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1911

Page

7

Missouri Voters Expected to Approve Capitol Bond Proposal

Notice of a special state election on August 1 1911 to ratify a Missouri act authorizing up to 3.5 million dollars in state bonds. Funds cover a new state capitol and related premises with granite construction, interest secured by a property tax levy starting 1912. Cornelius Roach, Secretary of State, attests to the copy’s accuracy.

46Th General Assembly A of Missouri WTH General Assembly General Assembly State of Missouri State of Atate Atate Board of and Commissioners United States State Board of Fund Commissioners Tate Capitol Sal Department of State Cornelius Rosch General Assembly of City of Jefferson A. D Cornelius Roach

No More Whisky Advertising by St Louis Republic

The Twice-a-Week Republic of St Louis announces it will no longer print whisky and liquor advertising. This change aims to boost circulation with a special offer: three years for $1. Send orders to The St Louis Republic, St Louis.

Republic of Te Louis Republic St. A

Notice of Additional Work to be Done in Drainage District No 1

The Bates County Missouri County Court orders additional work on Drainage District No 1 including deepening Main Ditch, repairing breaks, clearing timber from the river banks, and constructing bridges. Sealed bids due by two oclock afternoon January 27, 1911, with certified checks of 1000 dollars and bonds.

Bates County Missouri Dietrick Misouri Inataforesala Aldeas Malo Diteh Tnesid Sa Rhown Marale den Cygnus Eald Marala Des Cygnea Sat Enginerr Aald George Bird State of Tatea County Eeid Atong Sald Sald Glatridt Drainawe Boler

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsed by Butler Readers

Warning about kidney illness describes symptoms and urges early treatment. Doan's Kidney Pills are promoted as a cure for sick kidneys with a Mrs H H Wells endorsement from Butler Missouri. The Jasper high school principal C M Leedy is elected Superintendent in Jasper and Rockville with salaries of 80 and 75 respectively. he accepts Rockville due to proximity.

Dean Butler Doan H. H. Wells E. Dakota St Frank Clay Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States C. M. Leedy Jasper Rockville Prof. Leedy

Buck Len's Arnica Salve Advertised for Wounds Burns

An old advertisement promotes Buck Len's Arnica Salve as the quickest healer for wounds burns boils sores skin eruptions eczema and other injuries. It claims rapid treatment to prevent blood poisoning or gangrene with 25 cents price at F T Clay's.

F. T. Clay's

Sheriff's Sale in Partition in Bates County Missouri

In Bates County Missouri the circuit court orders a sheriff sale of real estate to the highest bidder for cash. The property includes multiple quarter sections in Hattys Township area, described as northwest quarter of northeast quarter section 23, southeast quarter of section 14, southeast quarter of section 23, and southwest quarter of section 24 in township 39 range 31. Sale set for Friday June 24 with bids opening at nine and closing by one at the court house door.

Jackson Elizebeth Blankenbaker Anns Bush J.W Hisnkenbaker Artie Merritt Ella Mulkles Mary Jenkins Bates County Missouri Kutrr Miesouri Res Aectlo Eouth- Weel Eecthon Eoutheset Bilin Raper Hatvs County W.j. Bulluck Miavouri

A Stave Silo in His Barn

A Missouri farmer describes a sixteen sided barn with a central eleven foot diameter silo, forty feet high, stave built and two years old. He praises silage feeding for cows, calves, and beef cattle, noting savings on hay, stable milk quality, and good butter trade. He urges wider silo adoption and cites Ruralist support.

Missouri John Speer

Tragedy of a New York factory death lives in memory

A Haverhill Gazette summary reflects on the sorrow of factory victims’ lives in New York. It recalls a cutter recognizing her fiancé by engagement ring and purse containing $3, highlighting a young woman's daily hunger and deprivation. The piece paints a grim scene of squalor, worn clothes, and meager meals.

New York New York City

A Charming Woman Through Health and Beauty

A charm of women rests on health and beauty. The ad claims weak women suffer nervousness and skin issues from constipation and poisons, and asserts Electric Bitters fix stomach liver and kidneys, purify blood, sharpen nerves, brighten eyes, improve breath and skin, granting health and appeal. 50c at F T Clay's.

F. T. Clay's

Missouri Capitol bond vote needs separate election machinery

Jefferson City June 1 Attorney General Major issues written opinion showing that the Capitol bond election for 3 500 000 dollars requires a distinct election process not matching local election machinery. Secretary Roach and City Counselor Walther concurred that separate procedures are needed if August 1 ballots cover both state bonds and local issues in Linn Jefferson Dunklin Putnam and Pike counties and St. Louis.

Jefferson City Capitol Major Roach Linn Jefferson Dunklin Putnam Pike W. R. Hollister Missouri Capitol

Work Will Soon Start After You Take New Life Pills

After you take Dr King s New Life Pills you will quickly enjoy fine results. Constipation and indigestion vanish and you gain a fine appetite. They regulate the stomach liver and bowels and impart new strength to the whole system. Try them. Only 25c at F T Clay s.

Dr. King F. T. Clay's

Tips for canning with improvised supports and packing

The article offers practical canning advice to stabilize jars without holders using hay or excelsior, suggests using a board or lath rack if no rack is available, and recommends a new method of packing fruit directly into jars or cans. It advises keeping boiling water ready to fill cans, or using boiling syrup if syrup is used.

Five Years Of Suffering Healed By Pinkham’s Remedy

Erie resident Mrs J P E Lion reports recovery after taking Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for five years of female troubles. She credits two bottles for initial improvement and six for full restoration, praising the remedy's lack of narcotics and urging other women to seek guidance from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts.

Erie Lydia E. Pinkham Lydia L. Pinkham J. P. E. Dlion I. Fld Lydia Ih Lyma Miss

Canning Fruits Advice From Exchange Column

Practical guidance on canning fruit includes using cold or barely tepid water when placing jars in the boiler, boiling slowly to avoid jarring the jars, testing rubbers and lids, and minimizing added water. It notes choosing plump fruit, trimming overripe portions, and separating lesser fruit for storage or use in pies and sauces.

Indpendence mile of oiled road praised by Higginsville paper

The Higginsville Jeffersonian notes that a one mile section of oiled road in Independence was built over a year ago using a Standard Oil plan. It supposedly sheds water, resists ruts, reduces dust, and cost only 430 dollars. Observer E W Mollenkamp says it gives splendid satisfaction and urges Lafayette County road boards to investigate oiled roads.

Independence Higginsville Jeffersonian Standard Oil Company E. W. Mollenkamp

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