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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 20, 1912

Page

2

Farmers oppose Missouri Single Tax Amendment proposal

The Missouri Farmer urges land owners to study the Single Tax Amendment on the November ballot. Editor Geo B Elliss advocates against it, arguing it would place the tax burden mainly on landowners. The paper promotes subscription and notes its ties to Missouri's agricultural college.

Missouri Geo. B. Ellis Ellis Missouri State Board of Agriculture Great Agricultural College Missouri Farmer Columbia

Famous Stage Beauties Use Arnica Salve for Skin Eruptions

The ad claims Bucklen's Arnica Salve prevents pimples and blotches, cures eczema and salt rheum, heals sore lips, chapped hands, chilblains, burns, cuts, bruises, and piles. Available for 25 cents at FLT. Clay.

Real Estate Transfers From Local Listings

Real estate transfers include Julia A Coffeen to K CS Ry Cola for 19 Walnut valued at 100. Belle D Hayes to Robt Cannaday for part of block 10 Walley's addition in Butler at 750. Pierce Hackett to Michael Welly lot 1 block 17 Amoret at 800. M C Wilcox to D P Crawford 1604 see 8 Mt Pleasant at 1600. GW trick to ED Dillon 120 acres see 24 Spruce at 6600. John Gench to Fred Hammer 80 acres sec 36 Pleasant Gap at 6400. J W Blanset to Fate Pinkston lots 51 52 Worland at 325. Hurley Lumber Co to Gil Walker lots 7 8 block 10 Amoret at 175. John Gench to H F Stevener 40 acres sec 36 Pleasant Gap at 2600. JS Whitney to Bettie Chammers lots 17 18 part lot 19 block 29 Rockville at 800. Lot 9 part 10 block 20 Rockville at 4000.

Belle D Hayes Robt Cannaday Walley Butler Pierce Hackett Michael Welly M C Wilcox D P Crawford Mt Pleasant GW Trick ED Dillon John Gench Fred Hammer Pleasent Gap J W Blanset Fate Pinkston Worland Hurley Lumber Co

Dr Kings New Discovery Fights Pneumonia Colds

The piece extols Dr King s New Discovery as the decisive remedy against pneumonia and colds with testimonials from Mrs. George W Place of Rawsonville Vermont. It promises protection against bronchial complaints and offers trial bottles free at F T Clay with prices 50 cents and 1.00.

Dr. King George W. Place Rawsonville F. T. Clay

Putnam Dye Promise Refund or Free Dye If Not Satisfied

A Monroe Droue Co. offer in Quincy promises refunds or free dye to customers unhappy with Putnam dye results. The notice assures satisfaction or compensation and directs readers to request remedy for flawed dyeing products.

Putnam Monroe Droue Co Quincy

Convention Opens Fight Over Chairman Roosevelt Faction Dominates Coliseum

At Chicago June 18 the Republican convention opened amid heavy police presence to preserve order as chairmanship contenders clashed. Victor Rosewater called the session to order at 12:02 with the Star Spangled Banner. Elihu Root was named temporary chairman amid rapid party maneuvering and loud cheers from Taft supporters and Roosevelt delegates alike.

Chicago Victor Rosewater Republican National Committee Alr J. P. Callahan Hadley Missouri National Committee James Watson Indiana Rosewater Watson Fort New Jersey Serena J. Payne New York Mr. Watson Elihu Root Henry F. Cochems Wisconsin McGovern John Hedges Empire State Root Taft

Convention Roll Call Sparks Taft Roosevelt Clash

The Roosevelt convention opens with plans for a roll call by states to challenge the national committee roll as factions clash over temporary chairman. Delegates vie for recognition as Cochems and Hanser push Wisconsin names, while Heney and others criticize Lorimer votes shaping party loyalties.

Vessey Heney Bradley Lorimer Hanser Wisconsin McGovern Cochems la Follette Root Naational Roosevelt Taft National Committee North Carolina

Time of trial delayed in Fowler Packing vs Kaw Valley district

The Fowler Packing company seeks 1.6 million dollars in damages from the Kaw Valley drainage district. A Topeka trial is delayed until fall or spring. A special jury was discharged over technical grounds and a new trial was set, then postponed amid legal motions.

van Valkenburg Kansas Topeka Hutchings

National Packing to dissolve by August 1

Washington on June 18 Attorney General Wickersham said the National Packing company would be voluntarily dissolved by the beef packers by August 1 The government will hold in abeyance the civil suit it proposed to bring to compel disintegration.

Washington Wickersham National Packing Company

Seventy Policemen Discharged in Kansas City

The police board dismissed seventy officers including four captains three lieutenants seven sergeants three detectives forty four patrolmen and several drivers and others. Nearly all discharged are Democrats.

Kansas City

Woman killed by lightning in Joplin storm

Joplin Missouri June 18 One death and great property loss from an electrical storm. Mrs Anna Wallser 68 wife of William H Wallser a blacksmith was struck by lightning and killed at 2 PM

Bob

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