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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1908
Page
6
Graves Foresees Easy Nomination In Missouri Race
In Kansas City Judge Graves of the supreme court says he is encouraged daily and expects an easy nomination, noting flattering impressions from a St. Joseph visit ahead of Missouri’s election. The report cites political maneuvering at Sedalia and local option tensions, plus rain, saloon closures, and thresher group activity in Bates County with upcoming August primary tickets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Sedalia
Dr. Palmore
A. G. Robinson
League
Robinson
Palmore
Poffenbarger and Douglass Honor Mrs McReynolds at Funeral
Mrs Henry McReynolds died Wednesday morning June 10 1908 after a long illness at age 75 years and four months Born February 1833 in Hamilton county Ohio she married Henry Mc Reynolds in 1850 in Ohio Seven children were born three survive Mrs McReynolds came to Butler with her husband in 1867 Funeral services will be held today at 2 o clock at the residence with her sons and daughters at her side
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry McRkeynolde
Hamilton County
Ohio
Henry McReynolds
Mra
Frank McKibben
Mabel Griffith
Butler
George McReynolds
McReyvnolds
Neil
Shade trees fade from the square as landmark ax falls
In early days busy shade trees framed the square curbing and shaded the West side and southwest corner near the old PickettFloue. The old house gave way to modern business. Trees were removed, some burned, and Tom Postys’ grocery lost its grand facade. Two trees survive south of the Pettye building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Postys
Pettye
Storm Losses Reported Across Adrian Area
Adrian Journal details last week’s storm damage affecting many residents. Robert Groves loses a large barn. Arthur Wright and Bart McRubery suffer wheat fields by hall. Marion Bosley and W. F. Wolfe report grain and other crops damaged. N. D. Ells loses two horses to lightning, John Wim satt and L Hees among others damaged by hall. Dr. Tuttle notes 41 apple trees harmed. Isaac Prine reports nine trees struck. Property owners statewide share widespread losses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Groves
Bd Hees
Hall
Arthur Wright
Bart McRuberyy
Marion Bosley
W. F. Wolfe
John Wimsatt
L Hees
N. D. Ells
Mr. Blankenship
Grand River Township
Bare
Jake Hartley
Dr. Tuttle
Horses Mules Wagons and Harness For Sale Or Hire
Extra good 34 percent in farm wagon. Two sets team harness. One pair ponies. One plug horse. Two 3 year old broke mules available for sale or hire to responsible parties.
Missouri Crop Conditions Report June 1908
Missouri crop report from Columbia dated June 6 1908 notes May warmth aided growth but excessive rain and poor sunshine hindered corn planting with 82 percent sown by June 1 down from 85 percent previous year. Statewide corn condition about 77 percent up three points. wheat oversaturated by rain at 84 percent. oats planted better but rain damaged flats. clover meadows delayed harvest. alfalfa first crop losses reported. pastures growing well. fruit crops uneven with scattered good and poor orchards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbia
State Board of Agriculture
Geo. B. Ellis
Soday
Northeass
Amoret Auctioneer Attends International Convention
C C Robbins of Amoret sailed Sunday to Peoria Isle for the International Auctioneers Association fourth annual convention. He earned a place on the program and will discuss The best method of conducting Farm Sales. Col Robbins is a graduate of top schools and member of State and International Auctioneers associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cc. E. Robbins
Amoret
Peoria
Isle
International Auctioneer’s Association
McKinley edition sheet music catalogue offer
An advertisement for Smith's Boo and Stationery Store promoting the McKinley edition sheet music collection. It highlights over a thousand popular standards and classics and invites readers to ask or write for the complete catalogue. The notice is a regional retail promotion from the period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Smith's
Boo & Stationery Store
Local listing notes hog enclosure near Butler
A brief notice describes a fine neighborhood four miles east of Butler with good soil and a fenced hog pen. It mentions Biacuert & Kipp of Kansas City Missouri as parties related to the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
Biacuert & Kipp
Kansas City
Laclede Hotel Under Renovation By New Owner
The Laclede Hotel at the southwest corner of the equate is being renovated repainted repapered and refurnished under new owner A Eleloo who aims for a high grade dollar a day house. Once a leading Democratic hub in Bates county it declined but hopes to regain its past glory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Laclede
Equate, Ie
A. Eleloo
Mother Patton
Bates County
Real Estate Transfers in Homer and Grand River
Warranty deeds record transfers with multiple buyers and locations. Fred B Kingdon sells four interests in 80 acres in Homer for 1400 dollars. Charles G Davis to J G Leiner 80 acres in Homer for 2400 dollars. Chas H Argenbright to John Dore et al 800 acres in Grand River for 58000 dollars. J W Chapman to Lucy Midlers 5 acres in Grand River for 225 dollars. Alta Daley to Lee Stith 40 acres in East Boone for 200 dollars. Hal Stith to Lee Stith lot in 30 acres in East Boone. JO Sears to ES Baker lots 234 24 Adrian for 100 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred B Kingdon
J Goggle
Homer
Charles G Davis
J G Leiner
Chas H Argenbright
John Doreet
Grand River
J W Chapman
Lucy Midlers
Alta Daley
Lee Stith
East Boone
Hal Stith
Eset Boone
JO Sears
ES Baker
Adrian
Also Mentioned on This Page
Oxfords
W. P. Bollo
Burn, Mlont
Elmer B
Silvera
Jim
Stech Hill
Rich Hil
Bates C ] Cours House
Walter Kienry
Lon Williame
P. B Price
Court House
Cler Weeka
Weeka
Poffenbarger & Douglass
Edw. A. Malze Joplin
Jeannette I. Black
Carthage
David H McGlanis
Rich Hillater Pearson
Rich Bill
WeFarland & Sons
Missouri
Naiaeai
Petersa
Diamond Brand Shoes
Bo Ae
Hill’s Cash Store
Bargain
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