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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 28, 1908

Page

7

Butler News Briefs 1908 Local Highlights

Dr Claude Allen of Rich Hill trips to Butler on Friday. Court adjourned to May 25. Ben Canterbury visits from Kansas City. Numerous notices: job ad, marriages, illness, travel, and local incidents. Includes legal updates, shop removals, and remarks on prohibition and local politics.

Claude Allen Rich Hill Butler Sam Canterbury Kansas City Jas. McKibben A. B. Maupin Johnstown Maupin Bates County Oak Hill Cemetery

Sole and upper leather details for sturdy boots

The description outlines boot construction with white oak sole, premium vamp leathers, steel shank, leather Hagel, and consistent materials across insole counter. Linings are heavy waterproof duck, facings of fine kid or silk, stitches silk, eyelets in fast colors, fit in quarter sizes, with prices of 3.50, 4.00 and 5.00.

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