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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 18, 1903
Page
4
The Warring Times is published every Thursday and offered by J D Allen and A Ntex Co. for one dollar per year with postage paid.
A New England boy led a band of youths in a fatal attack after emulating a public figure. A girl is killed and the leader shows no remorse. The piece shifts blame to the author and publisher of harmful literature fueling youth violence.
An article quoting William McDowell on democracy as a creed of liberty and equal rights, plus editorial notes on Democrat Folk, Kansas City employment needs, and Congressman Ball resigning to run for Governor, highlighting party strategy and political maneuvering.
A New Orleans Times-Democrat essay argues the 1904 choice will reflect fundamental party principles, not personalities. It contrasts Republicans and Democrats as enduring mindsets, warns against quack politics, and calls for a true democratic doctor or republican steadiness to steer the nation.
A long list of Missouri Democratic newspapers praising Sam B. Cook for Governor in 1904 drawn from many counties including Monroe Boone Vernon Cole Howard Clinton and others. The Nevada Mail notes many leading papers support Cook while some refrain. The piece, citing Chillicothe Constitution and Nevada Mail, also condemns public apathy toward road improvements, blaming sentiment and expense for bad roads and quoting a Howard County Advertiser correction.
An old advertisement extols the Golden Medical Discovery as a remedy for stomach troubles and systemic illness. It includes a testimonial from a Mr Joniteela who claims dramatic relief after using five bottles. The copy warns against substitutes and promotes Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical Adviser free by mail in exchange for stamps.
The Bates County World’s Fair Commission is urged to be formed with one member from each township. The county court should appoint and organize the board, select a president secretary and treasurer, and raise funds to showcase the county’s resources at the St. Louis fair next year. Citizens with county pride are urged to join and support the plan.
The Louisville Herald and correspondent George Riley sue in Franklin Circuit Court for a mandamus to force Governor Beckham and Secretary Hill to allow access to the governor's records. Riley cites prior ejection and distrust claims after exposing alleged pardons, noting seven actual pardons versus twenty reported. case to be moved to Georgetown for immediate hearing with former Court of Appeals judges as counsel.
The advertisement touts Cuticura products for skin torture in babies and adults, claiming relief from itching burning and disfigurement. It extols Cuticura Soap Ointment and Resolvent Pills as emollient, speedy cures, suitable when doctors fail, with emphasis on eczema psoriasis scalp issues and infant ailments.
Ellen J Williams of the executrix seeks final settlement of the estate of Robert Williame in Bates County Missouri. Creditors and interested parties are notified to appear at the Bates County Probate at Ratler Missouri on August 10 to contest or confirm the settlement.
Nashville Indiana June 12 A remarkable Amish preacher Rev John Cauffman from Elkhart county appears in Hamblen township. He cannot preach unless he is asleep staying in a church cot from 4 PM to 7 PM then rises and preaches in a slumber expounding Scripture in English and German to a gathered congregation sometimes for two and a half to three hours.
Guthrie Ok June 12 J G Ralls of Atoka spoke on Choctaw history to the Indian Territory Bar Association recounting the notable suit of John M Hodges against C C Randall for possession of the Lehigh coal mines Attorney for the defendant C A Pate. The case went to the courts.
The Choctaw supreme court ruled in favor of the plaintiff in a case where Pate, certain of victory, vowed to hang himself with a rope if defeated at 80 years old. J. A. Hale of South McAlester cut the rope and saved Pate's life.
J M Pidcock a Missouri politician and chairman of the Sixth district Republican committee and county committee was found dead at his Greenfield home late this afternoon. He was among two Republican clerks at the last legislature. The coroner investigates. no reason given for death by own action.
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