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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1911
Page
2
The withdrawal of Paynter from the Democratic senatorial primary in Kentucky clears the field for Representative Ollie James. James is described as a mental and physical giant of the National House of Representatives.
The first international convention of farm women will meet in Colorado Springs from October 11 to 19. The meeting aims to discuss better homes sanitation higher living standards nursing hygiene business management of farm houses and overall rural improvements.
Dr T F Lockwood of this city authors an off the press guide aimed at youngsters and educators. The manual covers rabies drowning first aid bleeding wounds broken bones burns and poisons with topics on poison antidotes public school emergency devices and pure air. Printed by The Butler Weekly Times in large type on good paper with a two color binding.
The Drainage District No. 1 to offer 342 bonds at $500 each on July 18 1911. Total issue $171000 with 6 percent interest, bonds due yearly from 1914 to 1931. District spans about 41300 acres with 1910 assessed value near $400000, cost to landowners under $4 per acre.
Sunday schedule lists Bible School at 9 30 Communion and preaching at 10 45 Christian Endeavor at 7 pm First of summer union evening services at Ohio Street M E church at 8 pm Pastor William Mayfield. Elizabeth Chapel Sunday July 2 preaching at 3 pm by William Mayfield.
Washington dispatch surveys how government prosecutors, including Wickersham and Kellogg, are linked to big trusts and how key senators and officials maneuver on trusts, direct elections, and party leadership while noting a new bread trust formation and Taft opposition ahead of renomination.
The concrete walk to the cemetery is finished by Wilson and Burner and by Rook and Crear with 1200 and 1500 lineal feet plus a 200 foot concrete bridge on 17 piers. Built as a civic project, the $1400 cost reflects the public spirit of Butler citizens and the Commercial Club.
A public auction at 10 a m on Saturday July 1 1911 at 2 1 2 miles NW of Amoret offers Monarch the Percheron stallion plus 1 good Clydesdale horse 8 years old and 6 good jacks including Blue Jay and John L 15 hands high 10 years old several jennets mules and a set of breeding stock. Auctioneer James Hayes. Lunch on ground. Terms cash under 10 or with 12 months credit on bankable notes drawing 6 percent interest from date. if unpaid 8 percent until paid. Sper cent Giacownt for cash. SW: Ghouls, Clerk
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