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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1902
Page
5
Local Political Notices From April Primary Meeting
Fragments detail county offices and officials with disjointed names and places. The readable items include clerk roles and district delegates such as CHENEY CLERK, PATTERSON, and BASILE, with scattered affiliations and locations.
Unclear historic text on pensions and senators in Texas
Fragmented OCR notes mention Charles Nelson and a ballot of pension bills. References to a senator, multiple wives, and a congressional action in Washington suggest a story about pension legislation and political figures, but the readable content is highly garbled with many misspellings and broken names.
DeArmond Withdraws From Senate Race Over Duty Concerns
Mr. DeArmond quits the senatorial bid, arguing he cannot neglect duties in Congress for personal political advancement. The stance reflects a belief in honest service to the people and responsible leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeArmond
Congress
Prospective Candidates Stir Local Senate Race Rumors
The district debates potential state senate hopefuls with names such as Vielinsen and Ditkison surfacing as credible figures. Montrose figure Jude Miller, noted for years in town, suffered a sudden death, passing about forty minutes after a troubling incident.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jude Miler
Montrose
Promis Ceoterhanoet
Art Dheie
Judge DeArmond Withdraws From Senatorial Race Letter Published
The letter defends Judge DeArmond, notes a misstep induced by persuasion from Stone opponents, and argues his long service and fitness for the U.S. Senate. It recalls loyalty of friends, faults from being misled, and urges support for his future public service in Missouri.
Patterson Named as Possible Circuit Clerk Candidate
J A Patterson of Bates County, born in St Louis, raised on a Butler area farm, long active Democrat and party worker. He studied medicine briefly, then managed his father’s estate, became a farmer and stock raiser, and is regarded as genial and capable. supporters say he would be a popular and efficient circuit clerk and a strong addition to the ticket.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hates County
Doe
Patterson
St. Louis
Jutaves Brovest
Bates Co
Mead
Alex Patterson
Butler
St. Logis Medien
TSS
I C Eichler A Longtime Farmer And Confederate Veteran
I C Eichler is among the county’s earliest settlers and prosperous farmers. He came before the war, served three years in the Confederate army, and returned to private life with an honorable record. He is upright, industrious, frugal, and a lifelong Democrat, well qualified for office and likely to strengthen the ticket in November.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thes County
Two Minutes in Two Minutes Chasing a Car Chorus
An odd vignette describes a man chasing a car and exerting himself all day until digestion issues force a pause. It markets Dr Merce’s Golden Medical Discovery as a radical cure for dyspepsia and stomach ailments, claiming long imprisonment in health through stronger digestion and purified bile. User testimonials from J L Kaneed of Woolsey and others tout relief after taking the medicine, including pellets for bowel and digestion issues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tieree
Gollen
J. L Kaneed
Woolsey
Willie Cn
Howe
Merce
Cliff See’s Sheri Announcement Draws County Support
Cliff See’s announcement for Sheri is warmly received by Bates county yeomanry. A lifelong farmer, See’s deep farming ties and loyal party service mark him as a qualified, capable ally for office.
Unclear Primary Support Emerges for Civilian Candidate
Fragmentary OCR text hints at a political primary with strong support for a popular figure. Mentions a general election and a favored candidate. Names and many details are garbled, but the tone suggests a local or national contest shaping up around a leading nominee.
John W. McFadden for Presiding Judge of the county court
John W. McFadden, born in Pennsylvania 53 years ago, a Bates County merchant at Virginia for 15 years, is a Democrat with strong Jeffersonian lineage. He has attended county and state conventions, supported party wishes, and seeks the Presiding Judge role on a proven record of judgment and property interests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pennsylvania
McFadden
Pittsburg
Bates County
Virginia
John Cantrell Denounced as Loyal Democrat and Neighbor
The Times highlights John Cantrell of Georgia lineage as an honest industrious farmer and steadfast Democrat. He has long been an influential delegate from his township and is considered well qualified for Recorder, having run credibly four years ago and viewed as a strong man who would strengthen the ticket if nominated.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Times
Nater
Cantred
Bites County
Georgia
Ath Las
John Cantrell
Cantrell
Wnd
Miles S Horn Seeks Endorsement for Prosecuting Attorney Term
The Democratic party supports Miles S Horn for a second term as prosecutor. He cites strong crime convictions and high penitentiary sentencing rates, praising his energy and dedication to state interests. Horn notes prior primary victory over rivals and a large general election majority as proof of public support.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Asky
Democratic Party
Allice
Mer Horn
Ian Gartrell
Tie
Mer. Thorn
Roosevelt Grants Lieutenant Commission to Sartoris
President Roosevelt has offered and Algernon Sartoris, grandson of Gen UV 8 Chant, has accepted a lieutenant's commission in the army. The announcement is dated Washington and notes the March 15 tender.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Algernon Sartoris
Chant
John Aw Seemers Seeks Bates County Probate Judge Nomination
John Aw Seemers, a lifelong Democrat and lawyer, asks Bates County Democrats to nominate him for Probate Judge. Born February 1864 in Iowa, he moved to Missouri as a child, has lived in Bates County for about 30 years, is married with five children, and has 13 years in active practice including a Rich Hill move and a term as city attorney. He emphasizes his court experience, decorum, and dedication to public service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Iowa
Missouri
Lsta
DeArmond
Rich Hill
Parmer Burned Saving Stock Near Westboro Mo
Prank Dun a well known northern Missouri farmer died today at his Westboro area home during a barn fire. He rushed inside to release horses and cattle as the blaze spread, severing halters before the roof collapsed on him. Several animals perished in the blaze.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Joseph
Missouri
Westboro
The Big Store Excerpt Promotes Affordable Goods
A promotional line invites readers to visit The Big Store to view goods priced to be affordable and assure easy viewing with no trouble to show customers.
Comprehensive Spring Furniture Sale Highlights
We showcase a large spring furniture lineup with seven bedroom sets from 14.50 to 45, iron beds up to 15, leather and wood options, mantles, tables, dressers, bookcases, chests, consoles, center tables, rockers, parlor sets, dining chairs, bed boards, kitchen cabinets, carpets, lace curtains, portieres, and related decor. Numerous patterns, styles, and prices across furniture, rugs, and accessories.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sis
Shoes Sale Slashes Prices on All Footwear
Big reduction in all kinds of footwear with many lines under cost to close out. Shoes worth 1.25 offered at Ne. prices drop to 1.50 for items valued at 2. Children and misses priced at 48c to 68c with De values excluded. Missing this sale could cost 26 percent more elsewhere.
Clothing catalog items at bargain prices
List of work shirts heavy overalls pants and dress shirts with prices. Includes cottonade and Madras fabrics, stockings, cuffs collars socks and umbrellas. Also mentions tirets and other sundries with various price points and quantities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hioud
Underwear Sale Offers Best Values This Summer
A bold display advertises a long line of summer weight underwear in sizes around 24 Mena blue or brown. It promotes new styles and a brigwan bal brigwan line, with prices listed as 35 Meus bk bal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Meus Bk
Hats and prices at Tae Ose S140 in Missouri
A reader notes hats on display at Tae Ose S140 priced at 1.08 with other numbers 82 48. The notice mentions prices in southwest Missouri and invites bringing produce for trade or cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
County Board of Equalization to Meet in Butler
The county Board of Equalization will meet in the county clerk's office in Butler on Monday April 7 1002. Taxpayers who believe their assessment is too high may appear before the Board to be heard. County Clerk T Broappes 203.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
County Board of Equalization
City of
Butler
Evening With Shakespeare at Opera House
Prof. Chamberlain delivers a vivid Shakespearean reading at the Opera House on Friday evening March 21 for the High School Library fundraiser. His strong voice and life like impersonations promise an engaging intellectual treat for all patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. Chamberlain
Opera House
Stone Praises DeArmond in Senate Race Context
Former Governor Stone spoke in Mexico Missouri on March 15. He praised DeArmond as a splendid man and capable senator but said he was glad DeArmond withdrew. Stone bowed to the withdrawal and announced he would continue canvassing the state for the Democratic Party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
Stone
Congressman DeArmond
DeArmond
Caught Thief in a Trap in Clinton Democrat
Grocer John Camplin suspected sneak thieves stole money from his cash drawer. Marshal Callaway advised a steel trap in the drawer. Next morning a young boy named Parks had his hand caught while reaching for the pilfered cash.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Camplin
Marshal Callaway
Parks
Trap wedged to free boy in drawer setup
A trap was fastened between the drawer and counter and had to be unscrewed from its fastenings before an officer could access the boy. The incident describes a concealed restraining device used to trap a youth.
Emulsion dosage guidance for infant nourishing aid
Guidance on using emulsion for babies and older children. Recommends a quarter to half a teaspoonful in bottle several times daily for improvement, and half to a full teaspoonful in milk for larger children based on age. States the emulsion benefits both mother and child when breast milk fails and notes price and supplier details, Scott & Bowne.
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