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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1913
Page
7
A farmer writes on lump jaw treatment for cattle and dehorning calves, plus season advice on pasture, harrowing corn, cooperative machinery, road grading, fencing and silos. He muses on springtime joys, horsework, and the value of practical farm practices and gear from seed to harness.
Jefferson City June 9 The State Board of Bar Examiners meets June 16 with 196 applications on file. Clerk J B Allen of St Louis reports the board prepared to use the Senate chamber for examinations as the usual courtrooms are unavailable.
Application form for certifying eligibility to obtain a Missouri Confederate pension under C.S. H. R. 465. The declarant swears residency in Missouri for two years before April 23, 1913, and that he served at least six months in the Confederate Army, with honorable discharge.
Card lists fields for city and state of entry, regiment and company names, service class such as Infantry Cavalry or Artillery, Confederate society membership, battles participated in, and a note stating no attorney fees, applicant to pay only necessary notary fees.
Christian Science services will be held in the Probate Court room at the court house every Sunday morning at 11 o clock. All are cordially invited. Subject God the Preserver of Man.
J F Smith operates a farm insurance office in Butler Missouri above the Missouri State Bank premises. The note places the agent in Butler and suggests a local agency location near the bank.
The text discusses the experience of motherhood as a major life epoch for most women. It notes that few are prepared to care for themselves, that medical treatment is common, and that the body may suffer a shock requiring a long recovery. It mentions childless homes and varying states of health among women.
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