15 Jun 1899
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1899
Page
1
The Deering Ideal Binder leads in labor saving harvest machinery. Its design promises light draft operation, high capacity, and durability, with testimonials praising ease of use and reliability. Deering Mowers binders twine and related equipment claim market leadership and global reach, backed by factory efficiency and extensive production.
A concise county level advertisement urges readers to call for offerings and services available locally. It emphasizes accessibility and invites inquiries for details and arrangements tailored to residents and businesses.
Ballantyne, a sick ex soldier, meets his former wife in Highmore and is restored to health by care, food, and a physician. After remarriage, she returns with him to town. The story recounts their renewed union after years apart and his return from the Philippines and retirement to civilian life. Bucklen's Arnica Salve advertisement appears with claims of curing skin ailments.
The body of E C Robinson of Lexington Missouri was found in a Cincinnati hotel room. He had ingested arsenic and left a note naming his wife Mrs. J P Gordon of Lexington and F C Robinson of Groton South Dakota.
In Manchester Kentucky on June 11 amid tension from Clay county factions Tom Baker, leader of his group, was shot dead in the court house yard after a venue change. Soldiers guard the area as crowds react with fear and confusion. Baker had been under multiple indictments and previously sentenced for murder but granted a retrial.
An aged pamphlet promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a cure for kidney, bladder and urinary tract problems. It claims relief for men and women, with a free sample bottle offer and instructions to write for further information.
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