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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1910
Page
5
The Republican Press accuses The Times of misrepresentation regarding Bates county finances and the Bates County Blue Book. It contends a Jan 31 1910 liability figure is misstated, noting the book instead shows liabilities for Jan 31 1909, a full year earlier, and warns of consequences for the author.
The present efficient and popular Prosecuting Attorney Dawson seeks re nomination and current election. He has prosecuted lawbreakers fearlessly and ably, upholding dignity, avoiding revenge or spite, and serving as a prosecutor rather than persecutor. A Bates county native and loyal Democrat, he is a capable lawyer and courteous gentleman. His nomination would strengthen the ticket.
The announcement names a substantial farmer from Mound township who has resided for about 25 years, renowned for integrity and fair dealing. He owns a paid-for farm, has supported the Democratic party, and seeks county office for the first time, described as trustworthy and competent to perform duties.
W H Lowder, longtime Bates county farmer and prominent Democrat, asks the Democrats of the south district for the nomination as County Judge. A pioneer citizen who has attended most party conventions for 25 years, he has never held county office but ran a creditable sheriff race years ago and is considered a prudent, experienced jurist potential for county court service.
Judge John A. Silvers holds an important county office aimed at serving residents. The role emphasizes public service, fairness, and accountability in local governance.
The piece lauds Judge Silvers as an efficient, conscientious official in Bates county, praising his lifelong service and Democratic loyalty. It contrasts Republican figures Senator Bristow and Aldrich, accusing them of misleading the public about tariffs and government spending, while recounting alleged thefts and detective costs under prior administrations.
President Taft is to deliver the college commencement addresses this month and will return to Washington with five more LL D degrees. He may be satisfactory to the colleges as a doctor of laws, but in doctoring the laws at the capital he has proven a conspicuous failure. Dallas Link's cottage on East Main was old for 2100 dollars, not sold to the owner about 900.
The Missouri State University Committee on Accredited Schools informs Superintendent C A Burke of Butler Public Schools that Butler High School will remain on the list of fully affiliated institutions with the same approved units as last year. Courses include English, American History, Algebra, Geometry, German, Physics, Chemistry, Botany, and more. The letter notes a new building is needed, with a study hall and better facilities for classrooms, plus calls for improved History and English teaching. It highlights advertising by local merchants and reports on other local matters and national news items.
L P Simpson of Butler Missouri seeks pasture for fifty horses on 160 acres of bluegrass located 312 west of Passaic. Wages offered at 75 85 and 100 cents per day depending on arrangement.
Lightning harmed multiple animals with J B Hays and Henry Stroble losing horses. A team of yearling mules owned by Jas Harrison injured after a bolt drove them into a fence. Walnut Grove Sunday School held Children Day with a large attendance and generous offerings. Ballard ball team practicing with local squads. Mr and Mrs Heisting and children returned to Hillsboro Ohio after visiting Mrs Heisting’s parents. Mrs Will Cole and her son and daughter teee
A special school election is set for Tuesday June 21 1910 in Butler Bates County Missouri. Voters will decide on purchasing the Aaron Hart property part of Montgomerys second addition to Butler for a high school building and on issuing bonds of 35000 dollars for 20 years after five years redeemable. The polling will be in the basement room northeast corner of the court house in Butler. Board secretary td W C A and president Frank Allen announce the measure.
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