Local notices of bargains and travels in Butler area
A long list of local commerce and personal updates. Items include big Buck work shirts and Carhartt goods at 50c to $1.25, furniture and lamps, lightning conductors, and household hardware. Several residents and visitors are noted: G. W. Dix, J. A. Patterson of Nyhart, H. W. Asbury, Lydia Claunch, Miss Gertrude Crowell, Edgar Strange trial and acquittal, and a jail escape. Also mentions public travels to Denver and Pacific coast, court business, and regional society events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butler
County Court Proceedings in Mt Pleasant Township 1912
Appointment of J Stotts as deputy constable affirmed. Cramshop license granted Henry Steuck for six months from June 5 1912. Financial balances and protested warrants required for five county funds. Unsound mind patient Cristopher Cowen committed to Nevada hospital as county patient. Treasurer Coleman presented warrants for cancellation. Drainage and bridge projects authorized with local donations. Pollock relieved as courthouse janitor. Concrete bridge projects ordered in Grand River and Hudson townships.
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J. Stotts
Mt. Pleasant
Cramshop
Henry Steuck
Cristopher Cowen
Nevada
Coleman
Deer Creek Township
Geo. Pollock
Court House
Hudson Township
Grand River Township
Mrs. Percy Speer Dies After Prolonged Illness
Mrs. Percy Speer of Independence Kansas, daughter of Jas. R. Angle, died at home Monday June 10 1912 after a long illness. The remains were moved to the city for funeral services led by Rev. Gwatkin of Nevada on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Emma. Interment followed at Oak Hill cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Howard H. Shelby
Joe Shelby
Bovina
Tex
Shelby
The
el Paso Herald
Kansas City
Percy Speer
Independence
Kansas
Jas. R. Angle
Gwatkin
Nevada
Emma
Oak Hill Cemetery
Roosevelt delegate awarded as Taft gains total 101
Chicago June 11. National Committee awarded one Roosevelt delegate and seventeen Taft delegates today. A Kentucky contest saw a split seating one Roosevelt and one Taft delegate from the Eleventh District. Taft forces kept two Roosevelt seats in dispute by a 33 to 19 vote. The day also favored Taft on other Kentucky contests.
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Chicago
Col. Roosevelt
National Committee
Taft
Republican National Committee
Roosevelt
D.C. Edwards
Kentucky
President Taft
Taft Commerce Court Abolished By Senate Vote
Washington June 11 The Senate approved the House action withholding funds from the legislative executive and judicial appropriation bill ending the Taft era court. The special Commerce Court will die July 1 when the current fiscal year ends. Taft and Attorney General Wickersham proposed a railroads friendly bill in 1910, but faced opposition from insurgent Republicans and many Democrats.
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Washington, D. C
Taft
Commerce Court
Congress
Senate
House
Wickersham
The Gospel Firing Line And The Missing Link Sermons
In the morning Mr. Elliott will preach The Gospel Firing Line a subject full of interest and information. At night the subject will be The Missing Link. A prominent Butler business man asked Mr. Elliott to discuss the evening subject and all thoughtful business men are invited. Bible school meets 9 30 a m and B Y R U at 7 p m. Special midweek Bible study lectures begin Wednesday evenings to expand Bible knowledge. Ladies Aid Society meets next Friday at 3 p m at the pastor’s home all Baptist ladies welcome.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elliott
Butler
The
Baptist Church
Bible School
Ladies’ Aid Society
All Baptist Ladies
Also Mentioned on This Page
Adler Lochbester
American Clothing House
Family Outfitters
Big Buck
Walker-McKibben’s
Bolin
Platte County
G. W. Dixon’s
C. N. McFarland
Lotsmore Carhartt
G. W. Allen
Amsterdam
Hayden Ray
M. H. Price
Illinois
Iowa
G. W. Dixon
J. A. Patterson
Nyhart
G. A. Caruthers
Waverly
Sterling Muslin
Col. C. E. Robbins
Henry Garage
Gertrude Crowell
Columbia
State University
Lewis W. Moore
Hume Telephone
the Tinner
Tom
Sam Bob
W. W. Graves
Jefferson City
Walker-McKibben's
Alex Snider
Homeoolks
Elmer Campbell
National Association of Postal Clerks
Mr. Campbell
Jas. A. DeArmond
Liberty
Farmers’ Bank
W. A. Chamberlin
Foster
Mrs. L. H. Evilsizer
Lamar
J. W. Choate
W. W. Henry Garage
Power Bros. Mills
H. W. Asbury
Lydia Claunch
B. F. Jeter
P. K. Smith
Star Land Co. of
Texas
Houston
Tackett
N. C. Hawkins
Vic Souders
Hess Drug Store
Hessie
Butler Produce Co
Main Street
B. B. Wort
Mr. Wort
Church
Braddysville
Edgar Strange
Henry Reeder
Strange
Reeder
Grand River
Joe Borland
Deepwater Township
A. J. Walter
Charles Horton
Pacific Coast States
Denver
Salt Lake
San Francisco
Los Angeles
Marshfield
Oregon
Portland
Tacoma
Seattle
Adrian Journal
Bates County
Durand
Bureau of Census
Hess
Hess Prescription Drug Store
Old Glory
Chicago & Alton Railroad
Shirley
Ill
Jas. A. Reed
Champ Clark
Baltimore
William J. Stone
Washington
Reed
Butler Lodge
Rev. Prewitt
Rev. Welborn
H. O. Maxey
W. W. Ross
A. H. Culver
Clark Wix
Ona Scott
Lora Wood
Walter Crews
Lee Parsons
C. M. Thomas
Bullock
International Auctioneers’ Association
Colo
Robbins
Black & Arnold Clothing Co
Mrs. C. H. Letton
Joplin
Black-Arnold
Earl Fox
Pierce City
Lizzie Ritchey
Altona
R. L. Braden
Perry Koontz
Piper, Mo
W. S. Griffitts
E. G.lockard
Sterling, II
C. B. McFarland
Hart Texas
Mrs. E. B. Silvers
Black Arnold
Levi Scott
J. E. Smith
T. A. Black
Excelsior Springs
Frank Jewett
Summit
Geo. Falcon
C. R. Home
J. A. Trimble
Pertle Springs
Warrensburg
J.S. Koontz and
Ballard
John Stone
Adrian
Mel Campbell
Volney McFadden
Virginia
L. W. Lotspeich
Robt. A. Lotspeich
Clyde Sells
State University At
J. S. Cussins
Decatur
James
John Coleman
William Allenhurst
Lebanon
Edna
F. E. Fullbright
John W. Jamison
Rich Hill
Colorado
Laura Cowles
O. D. Austin
J. M. McKibben
el Dorado Springs
Cyrus McClay Walker
West Fifty-third Street Terrace
Davidson
John
Katherine
Montreal
England
Scotland
K. C. Star
J. W. Wainwright
Schofield Barracks
H. T
Thos. Wainwright
Hoholulu
Joe Meyer
At the Baptist Church