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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1911
Page
3
A readable mosaic of culinary directions for fish sauce and meatless desserts alongside civic business. The fish recipe mixes yolks butter lemon and mustard with beets eggs dill pickles and beet stars. A strawberry shortcake and a rich shortcake outline detailed steps. The county progresses highway planning with bridge projects fund apportionments and depository arrangements across multiple townships and banks.
Local note lists Butler Missouri on the east side of the square with phone number 312 for contact or directory reference.
Office North Side Square Butler Missouri advertises expert care in diseases of women and children with a focus on gynecology and pediatrics in a local medical practice setting.
A cryptic line mulls over dye, labor and stain in a terse verse like puzzle prose. It hints at blemishless hands and invisible work, evoking a riddle about identity and craft.
A charming annual Colorado Chau tauqua and Summer School prospectus from Boulder outlines a forty eight page program. It highlights tramps burrow rides carriage drives and railway excursions from the assembly grounds as enticing mountain outings. Boulder is presented as ideal for leisurely tours or studious retreats across Colorado.
Warrant cancellations noted for election and jury pauper salary contingent common school. Drainage accounts show 839.46 and 1700.00. Dramshop licenses granted to F. H. Steuck and John Heck. W. P. Hall confirmed as deputy constable of Deer Creek township. Court adjourned to meet June 21 for drainage board business.
Washington June 4 Democratic members of the House committee investigating State Department expenditures plan to publicize a notable transaction. They focus on paying over 368000 dollars during the Roosevelt era to Mrs Georgiana Amidon related to General Ward. The payment came from the Boxer indemnity fund though not tied to Boxer troubles and lacked a proper bond. Foster and son in law Robert Lansing allegedly earned more than 184000 dollars for collecting the sum, with diplomatic influence blamed for the settlement.
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