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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 08, 1900
Page
2
A scanned Amoret Beacon column reports widespread illness in the locality including measles and whooping cough while noting chills malaria and colds among the elderly. It highlights opportunities for sales agents, poultry products, and Hood's Sarsaparilla for health, plus political and court news with various local calls to action and vacancy notes.
Kim Crawford invited the entire court house including Henry into the sheriff's office and offered apples to all. The piece notes rival aspirants, praises Postmaster Welton who recently guided a tour of the post office and is shaping an admired, orderly operation.
A Bates County businessman touts superior farm tools and buggies from Avery Sattley and Sayers Seavill, guaranteeing quality and promising lower prices. He urges Bates County residents to compare, promising not to overcharge for chickens, eggs, and other goods as trade grows.
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