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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1907
Page
4
Ayer's Hair Vigor is advertised as more than a hair dressing. It is described as a hair medicine, tonic, and food. The ad claims long standing use and bold testimonials spanning over sixty years.
The essay argues the West is a temperamental attitude, not a place, shaped by energetic people who value hard work and faith in the future. It notes the East seeks Western ideas, while Western capital and resources increasingly influence the East, with East and West remaining interdependent facets of national life.
Oklahoma City June 24 T P Gore the Democratic nominee for United States senator from Oklahoma credited his wife for much of his success saying he mortgaged his home for 10000 to pay campaign expenses and spent only 1020 with no alcohol or cigars. He praised his wife as constant helper and adviser and noted the support of neighbors and long years of public work.
The Interstate Commerce Commission will investigate the ocean traffic pool following charges against Hamburg American Packet Company. The Cosmopolitan Shipping Company of Philadelphia alleges a German backed monopoly fixes routes and rates, dictating freight flow to and from U.S. and Baltic ports, with a New York pool controlling export shares through Boston, New York, Philadelphia, Baltimore, Norfolk, and Newport News.
Mr. E. W. Goodloe of 107 St. Louis St. Dallas says he found relief with New Life Pills for malaria and biliousness after trying other laxatives with no effect. They don t grind or gripe and are sold for 25 cents at F. T. Clay s drug store.
A Monday feature criticizes a local weather predictor for warning of severe storms from Wednesday to Friday. The piece accuses the forecaster of exploiting fear with sun spot theories and calls for restraint to protect nervous readers from baseless doom, labeling such tactics inhuman.
The text extolls Dr Pierce’s Golden Medical Discovery and related remedies, claiming all ingredients are disclosed on wrappers and sworn complete. It describes benefits for indigestion, liver and stomach issues, catarrh, and chronic coughs, with recommendations to use Sago’s Catarrh Remedy for nasal passages and periodic constitutional treatment.
Week ending June 18 reports numerous transfers across towns. Transfers include Corneline Porter to C P Fritts for 20 acres in Walnut, and Elizabeth Simpson to B Kirk for lots in K Hill, with prices ranging from 100 to 1200 dollars.
Springfield Mo June 24 James N Moore of Lexington Ky arrived in Springfield Thursday to solicit financial aid for Caleb Powers who is soon to be tried a fourth time for the murder of Governor Gobel of Kentucky Mr Moore came from Chillicothe where he had been calling on Republicans He was endorsed by Secretary of State John E Swanger Attorney General Herbert S Hadley other Republican State officials and Governor Hoch of Kansas
Theesca pade of Capt. Jackson and Harry Tidd of the Missouri State University track team rode a cadet special train disguised as cadets to the Jamestown exposition. They secured uniforms from nonparticipants, were found out near Norfolk, Virginia, and placed in a guardhouse. Capt. Frasier will bring their cases before the Missouri University discipline committee in September. Tid and Jackson are key football prospects and eligible for track next year.
In Fedora Tennessee W. Pepper recounts a remarkable medical recovery after hemorrhages of the lung and throat left him bedridden. He started using Dr King s New Discovery and experienced instant relief as coughing ceased and bleeding diminished. He returned to work in three weeks. Guaranteed cough and cold cure 50c and 1.00. trial bottle free at F T Clay s drug store.
In Butler a man troubled by pimples on his nose uses a pantry liniment for weeks. His nose enlarges instead, until his wife discovers the bottle is a bust developer sent from St. Louis, triggering a humorous misunderstanding.
The Twice-A-Week Republic of St. Louis announces a special rate through June 30, 1907, offering three years of service for one dollar. Both new and old subscribers can join, with renewals accepted to begin at the end of current terms. Encourage friends and neighbors to subscribe to this long standing semi weekly newspaper.
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