Dr Quayle elected bishop on tenth ballot
Baltimore May 25 Dr Wm A Quayle of Chicago was elected bishop of the M E Conference on the tenth ballot receiving 519 votes. Born in Parkville Missouri in 1860 he graduated from Bader University and was ordained in 1856. He is a former pastor of Ss James ME Chicago and has contributed essays to magazines.
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Wm. A Quayle
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M.E
Quayle
Dr. Quayle
Parkville
Bader University
Meshadiss Episcopal Church
Ss. James ME
Summer Tourist Rates 1908 Travel Rates by Route
Summer tourist rate notices list season for June through September with final return by October 31 1908 to Pueblo Colorado Springs or Denver at 1850. Direct lines to San Francisco Los Angeles or San Diego 6000 Ogden Salt Lake City 3150 Mexico City 5475 Portland Oregon direct 6230 Trinidad California 2555 California Oregon Washington rates 15th Butler Missouri Republican National Convention Chicago June 12 tickets on sale June 12 to 16 good returning by June 30 rate 31675.
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Colo
San Francisco
Los Angeles
San Diego
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Salt Lake
Usah
Mexico
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Oregon
Washington
Butler
Chicago
Missouri State Bank Financial Statement May 14 1908
The Missouri State Bank of Butler Missouri reports total deposits of 836582.04 and total assets of 406672.02 as of May 14 1908. It holds notes with personal security 207668.44 farm mortgages 55950.00 cash on hand and other banks 124182.66 and shows no money borrowed. The bank is strong, conservatively managed and pays dividends to its 33 stockholders in Bates county.
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Missouri State Bank
Butler
Missouri
Bates County
Priest Stabbed at Altar in Salisbury Mo
The Rev. Father Joseph F. Lubeley of St. Joseph's church was stabbed twice after mass as 400 worshippers watched. Attacker Joseph Schuette wounded helper John Gates and Mrs Barbara Ginter, who were not seriously hurt. Lubeley suffered critical injuries near the temple and neck.
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Salisbury
Joseph F. Lubeley
St. Joseph's Church
Joseph Schuette
Father Lubeley
Schuette
John Gates
Barbara Ginter
Sprague Notes Showers Wet Farm Up Areas
The showers hinder farming and the town notes several small activities. Brown of Sedalia visits his aunt Mary Edy. A new telephone line arrives, with a switchboard soon ready. Popp visits his mother at New Home. Everest Conyer opens an ice cream parlor for old and new customers. Ferguson buys cattle. Berry opens a harness shop. J K Kelsos seeks judge seat in the south district. Carnation.
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Mr. Brown
Sedalia
Mra. C. Bedy
Conrad Popp
Michael Popp
New Home
Everest Conyer
E. Ferguson
Frank Berry
J. Kk. Kelsos
Carnation
Carroll Walker wedding at Sheldon Missouri in May
J Grover Carroll and Miss Mary Hortence Walker wed at the bride’s sister’s home in Sheldon on Wednesday May 20 at noon. The couple returned to the Walker home that evening and later moved into a house prepared by the groom. Both are popular Lone Oak township youths with good morals. the bride is noted as a talented musician.
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J. Grover Carroll
Mary Hortence Walker
Harry Hale
Sheldon
J. G. Walker
Lone Oak Township
M. M. Carroll
Butler Mo Unit Orders May 30 1908 Armory Assembly
Quartera Co. Report of Company B 2nd Regiment Infantry N G M will assemble Saturday morning May 30 1908 at the Armory for Decoration Day exercises Members must report promptly at eight o clock on Saturday May 30 1908 no blue dress uniforms with lead s By order J E Harrin Captain 3a 2nd Infantry Commanding Huon W Frazier 1st Sergeant Dated Butler Mo May 26 1908 40 ACRES AT BARGAIN It lies four miles east of Butler fine soil hog on Bureree Kure spuned
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Huon W. Frazier
Butler
Bargain
Public School Graduates at Butler Graduation Exercises
The Butler county public school graduating exercises were held at the Christian church Tuesday evening supervised by Superintendent Ives. 87 graduates, a bright and intelligent class, heard an address by Dr. W. J. Hawkins of Warrensburg State Normal School. An engaging literary and musical program by volunteers closed the event, a notable feature of Bates county country schooling as the class grows each year. Chillicothe, Mo May 25 An announcement states John W. Stone will succeed James T. Bradshaw as chief weighmaster under the Railroad and Warehouse Commission at Kansas City July 1. Stone and Oglesby supported by Wighman voted for Stone. Knott favored Bradshaw’s retention.
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Christian Church
Butler
W. J. Hawkins
State Normal School
Warreneburg
Bates County
Chillicothe
John W. Stone
James T. Bradshaw
Railroad and Warehouse Commission
Kansas City
Oglesby
Wighman
Stone
Knott
Bradshaw
Warrensburg
Joe Rice
Rice
Girl Heroine Foils Madman at Chicago Office
stenographer Misa Lillian Miller in William Buese's county board office defied an armed intruder, a butcher named Walder, saving the president’s life before police arrive. The assailant claimed starvation at the county hospital as he was taken into custody.
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Chicago
Misa Lillian Miller
William Buese
Board of County Commissioners
Tony
Misa Miller
Walder
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Hill’s Cash Store
Oglenby
John Knotts
Girl
Madman
Childs
Black & Arnold Clothing Co
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