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Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 28, 1917

Page

2

Sunbeams Wit and Worms of the Week in Gessler Tale

A humorous but unruly Sunbeams column opens with an old village tale about a pompous man named Gessler who commanded respect by a hat on a telegraph pole. A defiant villager shoots down his arrogance with a bow and arrow, prompting a punchy reflection on humor, life, and a travail with creditors and weather.

Jock Gessler Ben Davis Earth Jim P. Comnor P. Connor

Double Branch Pick-Ups Share Local Notes and Losses

A crowd gathers as wheat is cut and residents like Mrs. Naius and children visit Arcadia Kansas. News includes births deaths and funeral details for Clyde Woods and Rogers graveyard interment, along with updates on farm folks such as Gough, Morgan, and Seifers.

Mt Carmen Weather Report and Social Notes

Mt Carmen features hot dry conditions with pastures drying quickly. Local social notes mention visits from Mrs. W. Y. Osborne and family from Butler, Zelma Steele from Butler, Miss Edna Dillon from Pleasant Gap, and gatherings at the homes of Mr. and Mrs. E. W. Cox and relatives. Rev. Wright conducted services at Mt. Carmen on Sunday.

O. K W. Y. Osborne Lillie Butler Near Butler Taylor Martin E. W. Cox Edna Dillon Near Pleasant Gap Guy Thomas Rev. Wright Mt. Carmen

Fair Mount News Harvest Notes From Dry Hot Period

Fair Mount area reports continued dry heat with no rain and some harvest activity. Multiple local families hold gatherings and dinners, with visits among the Marquardt, Rapp, Fleischer, Bracher, Schmidt, and Schellman families. Prairie City plans a July Fourth celebration with a band and park events.

Mulberry and Western Bates Community Picnic Notes

A Friday gathering of farmers from near New Lancaster Kansas traveled to Mulberry led by Elton Masterson for a trip to Marins des Cygnes. Attendees included Albert Holly and son George Rev Branon Walter Mills and son Willie Joe Patterson and Edgar Winters. Mosquitos were plentiful but few fish were caught. The Mulberry Farmers Co-Operative Club plans a big July 4 celebration at Old Mulberry with all invited.

New Lancaster Kansas Old Mulberry Elton Masterson Marins Des Cygnes Albert Holly George Branon M. E Landcaster Walter Mills Willie Joe Patterson Edgar Winters Mulberry Sarah Masterson Drexel Fred Ewbank Sone Perry Walter Hazel J. Kelly McGuire Kansas City Claude Morwood H. K. Dykman Frank Stilwell D. C. Clark Jake Mills Kanasa City

Peru Items Mention Harvest Weather and Local Happenings

Fine weather for harvest. Henry Gough returned from Idaho last Saturday due to his father. Elias Harper drove a fine lot of six hogs to Butler Sunday night. The Y P B group hosted a good entertainment at Peru last week. I cleared about 18 dollars on the ice. The infant son of Mr.

Henry Gough Idaho Elias Harper Butler Peru

Herrell Happenings from a Warrensburg Visit

Community notes from Herrell recount visits and outings among residents. Families like Wayland and Ellington are mentioned with kin from Warrensburg, Iowa trips, card nights, dinners at Mr. Blankenship’s near Altona, and local church Sunday school attendance. Several small events shape a lively, interlinked local scene with neighbors, travel, and casual gatherings.

North New Home Social Notes Highlight Local Visits

Miss Alta Regeris and Miss Bertha Craven spent Friday afternoon with Mrs. Linendell. Meritt Pickett bought a new cream separator. Jack Skaggs and family visited relatives at Johnstown while Joe Stanley and Mrs. Patterson with daughter Ruby went to Pleasant Hill, returning Sunday. Mrs. McDaniel attended her nephew's little son funeral in Rich Hill. Jack Skaggs purchased a new spring wagon. Neighbors worked on Mr. Starks' house. other families visited Clif Ehart's Sunday. Clif Ehart began cutting oats on J. F. Kern's farm. There is talk of opening a store at Nyhart to aid local farmers.

Ben Baa John Lord Baker Rich Hill Martin Rapp Nick Rapp Anna Schmidt Yarick Theo Marquardt Fred Schmidt George Brown Rockville C. M. Rapp Nettie August Schellman Harwood Mollie Fleischer George Engle Walnut Kansas Theodore Marquardt Butler Conrad Kugler Joe Bracher Schell City Henry Kunksick Sencox George Seider Prairie City Grand Park Mathias Rapp Colorado Theodore Martha Schellman Lydia Nora Hilda Rapp Clara Lindenman Appleton City Priscilla Mr. Wayland Ruth Kathleen Wayland Walter Taylor Little Herbert Warrensburg Ida Misner Connie Sells Helen Clark Vera Ellington Ruth Jones Oscar Price Wicky Ray Joe Clark Sam Roberson W. O. Card Sallie Kinney Lela Wayland Sallie McCrutchen Wick Ray Lela Ruth Ashby Henry Wayland Tom Wright Wilma Kansas City Fisk T. C. Jones Iowa LaFollett LaFollett Sawed Wood For Mr. Weyland Cy Walker Willie Alta Regeris Spruce Bertha Craven Linendell Meritt Pickett Jack Skaggs Johnstown Joe Stanley Patterson Ruby Pleasant Hill Mr. Stanley McDaniel W. L. Keele Bud Berry Frank Miller Nyhart

Mysteries of the Registration Reveal Shifting Growth

The Census Bureau’s registration figures show broad patterns with manufacturing states exceeding estimates and agricultural states falling short. Eastern states largely surpassed predictions while west of the Mississippi the trend reversed. Washington state posted the poorest performance, with Wyoming and Oregon high on the misfit list.

Census Bureau Mississippi Pennsylvania New York New Jersey Maryland Ohio Ton Wyoming Oregon Washington - Oregon Michigan Montana Secret Service St. Louis Republic

Missouri Legislator Dies in St. Charles at 60

R. C. H a member of the Missouri House of Representatives died last night in St. Charles Missouri at age 60. The death occurred June 25 per bulletin. He served in the state legislature and was noted as a public official.

St. Charles, Mo Missouri House of Representatives

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W. S. Naius Arcadia Wix E. A. Gough Job Utley Mexico Jeff Morgan Cora Bentley Bert Harkrader Alice Baker Ghere Grandma Nafus Elmer Robin Lee Seifers Mr. Ison Brethern Happy Hill Nicolay Little Clyde J. C. Woods Scott City T. Nancock Orchard Grove Rev. Hood Adrian Rogers Vernie Ghere A. W. Padley Henry Walters Geo. Jobe Ceder County Bates County Mt Carmen Fair Mount News Herrell North New Home Black Sea Logan-Moore Lumber Company Autrrs Enail Okland Pontiac Mich Newlon’s Garage Main ST Missouri
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