Value Principle Says Good Value Drives Arch Success
A saying highlights that nothing will be good value unless value is the keystone. The idea frames decisions where quality and cost balance determine long term success for projects and programs.
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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1912
Page
4
A saying highlights that nothing will be good value unless value is the keystone. The idea frames decisions where quality and cost balance determine long term success for projects and programs.
An advertisement highlights Walker McKibbens focus on good values as the merchandising keynote. It invites readers to read the offered goods and brands to judge whether they are good value.
Dr R E Crabtree of Mt Pleasant Township posts a long critique in the Bates County Democrat aimed at Attorney-General Major and Secretary of State Roach. The letter references San Juan Hill and the Titanic while defending the Times and asserting the governor and officials should redraw districts as required by state law.
Tuesday's summary from Baltimore reports Alton B Parker winning the first session 579 to 510 over Bryan in a bid for nomination. Parker opens with a keynote as votes stir confusion delaying his address. Bryan gains nowhere and Parker backs Nebraskan for chair of the resolutions committee.
Convention called to order at noon with an invocation. William Jennings Bryan was offered the chairmanship of the Committee on resolutions which he refused to accept. Ollie James of Kentucky was then chosen chairman. Gov Folk of Missouri addressed the convention praising Bryan and urging a progressive candidate and platform.
A column notes the financial condition reported to the State Bank Commissioner at close of business. It highlights prosperity, a large surplus, and the bank having the most deposits in Bates County with over twenty five hundred depositors. It urges public confidence and attention to the savings department.
Big white horse about 14 years old, thin with good style and a wire cut on the front leg over muscle. Disappeared from pasture Friday night June 7, 1912. Reward offered for information leading to its whereabouts. J Myers, Phone 232, Harrisonville Missouri.
The death of Mrs. Will Tucker, about 35, northwest of Merwin, Tuesday morning follows the June 15 Bates county tornado. She is survived by her husband and three children.
Missourians at Baltimore shift to boosting Clark as Bryan Parker controversy closes. Delegates, alternates, and visitors plan to rush Clark’s nomination, with Missouri and New Jersey given prominent seats. Missouri leaders say Parker’s selection frees their support to back Clark, aided by former Missouri residents and managers like Edward A. Glenn.
Next Sunday morning the pastor will preach a sermon from a text requested by a well-known member. The evening service at 8 o'clock resumes talks by three business men before the sermon. Music by the men’s quartet and the High School orchestra will accompany both services.
The Butler Commercial Club mailed two checks of 250 dollars each to Merwin and Adrian for cyclone relief in northern Bates county. A small balance and donated clothing will be distributed later, following a Monday night club meeting.
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