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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 25, 1903

Page

5

Butler 4thof July Gathering Promises Pleasures for All

Butler residents are invited to a town event on the 4th featuring a lake ride on the May Queen steamer, a ball game, racing, speeches, music, and a community dinner. Local figures note ongoing street work, new residences, and friendly arrivals while urging neighbors to attend and enjoy a day with friends.

Butler May Queen

Birth notice and local items from Bates County

J A Trimble received a card announcing the birth of a little girl to his daughter Mrs Richard McDonald of Kansas City nee Mona Trader. Other notes report road work ideas by P J Cowgill, a murder case at Birch Tree and Winona, and the decline of Col J J Frey. The Adrian mass meeting plans a 4th of July event, rail shops shuttered at Sedalia, hail damage in Pettis, and memorials to community figures. plus deaths, weather, and local society notes.

J A. Trimble J. A Richard McDonald Kansas City Mona Art Foxy Grandpa P. J. Cowgill Adrian Cews Geo. Johnston Birch Tree Mo Della Johnston Winona J.J. Frey Sedalia Frisco Col. Frey BE. A. Delson Emporia Pleasanton Kansas Tursay Denson Butler Butler Cash Department Store Culver Indiana Our City Contre Harry Templer Charley Garrison John Herrell

Bryan to Lecture for Butler Christian Society

The Ladies and society of the Christian church have secured Hon. William Jennings Bryan to speak Saturday July 11 before the society. Citizens of Butler and Hates county may attend to hear the noted orator and two time presidential candidate.

Ladies and Society of the Christian Church William Jennings Bryan Butler Hates United States

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