Old Confederate Reunion Planned for Butler Next Saturday
The Butler Weekly Times notes a November 7 gathering in Butler Bates county for ex Confederates. A picnic dinner will be served in the courthouse yard followed by a group photograph with the Confederate flag. Local residents will welcome the veterans including a Union soldier who rode with Sherman and expresses mixed feelings about the flag photo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bates County
Butler
Court House
Sherman
Tux Tives
Bates County Conveys Unity After Bitter Political Campaign
The text laments political rancor and praises Bates county for maintaining American unity after elections. It notes that despite charges and passions between parties and factions, neighbors and friends remain a single family, accepting election results and restoring normalcy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tye Tike
Areneighiborn
Bates County
Prolific Snake Tale From Marmaton Bottoms
Bratirr Times reporter Jake Allen recalls a sensational Marmaton bottoms snake sighting. A young farmer, crossing a slough on horseback, spotted a tree trunk that hid a snake with its head and body in brush. The creature, about the size of a stove pipe, bore sizable spots, spooking the rider who barely escaped.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jake Allen
BrTirr Times
Jake
Cags Co. Democrat
How to Keep Juice in a Pie
A Woman's Home Companion tip explains wrapping a hot wet cloth around the pie edge with a tight pin to form a rim. After baking, removing the rim reveals the juice retained in the pie rather than spilling into the oven.
Christman Larkey United in Sunday Home Ceremony
C R Christman and Misa Grace Larkey were married at Squire Robbins home near Burdette on Sunday evening. The groom, youngest son of Frank Christman, is described as an industrious young man.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. R. Christman
Misa Grace Larkey
Squire Robbins
Burdette
Frank Christman
Haskell Demands Roosevelt Appear in Missouri Case
Governor Charles N. Haskell writes President Theodore Roosevelt accusing him of reckless and dishonest statements. He proposes Missouri as a suitable state for civil or criminal action regarding alleged violations, deferring action until Roosevelt becomes a private citizen.
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Muskogee
Ohis
Charles N. Haskell
Roosevelt
Theo. Roosevelt
White House
Washington, DC
Hearst
Union
Missouri
Navy Responds to Critics After Newport Conference
The Philadelphia Record notes Navy officials pressed by Washington bureau chiefs and Congress are revising future battleship designs. Armor belts will not be fully submerged under full stores, guns will be positioned for firing in rough seas, and open-bottomed turrets will connect to magazines, per new line officer recommendations.
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Crisidam
Navy
Washington
Newport
Offivere
Construction Corps
Election wager in Nevada mall shocks voters
A novel proposition pits W A Capps against Jas W Oconnell with a bet tied to the debates of William J Bryan. If Bryan is elected, Capps must carry Oconnell around the public square. if William H Tatt is elected, Oconnell must carry Capps. A forfeit is posted for noncompliance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Capps
Jas. W. O'Connell
Wm. J. Bryan
Capps
O'Connell
Wm. H. Tatt
O'Connel
Cappe
White Quail Sightings Reported in Oklahoma
White quail have been reported in Oklahoma during this hunting season. Henry Midkill shot a bird on his Gotbo area farm with no full white breast and wings, otherwise identical to ordinary quail in size and appearance.
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Oklahoma
Oly
United
Henry Midkill
Got ‘Bo
Speaking At Ex Confederate Picnic On November 7 1908
Especial attention is given to the speaking at the ex confederate picnic to be held in the city on Saturday November 7 1908. Among the prominent men who will deliver addresses are Judge W W Graves and Judge J B Gantt. All ex confederates urged to attend and help make the event a big success in every way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. W. Graves
J.B. Gantt
Town Drowned Bank Threatens Pine Bluff Lowlands
In Pine Bluff Arkansas rising Arkansas River waters threaten the town with rapid caving of eastern business blocks and the Jefferson County courthouse area. Citizens work through Sunday to reinforce banks as locals expect further impacts on the river bottoms and wildlife movements.
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Pine Bluff
Ark
Jefferson County Court House
Marias Dea Cygnes
Higbee
Etnies
Chicago Cow Has Disciple Mount Vernon Fire
A male colt belonging to Joe Hoover caused a major blaze at his Mount Vernon Illinois farm. The animal kicked Mr Hoover while he was trying to reload a lantern disturbed hay, touching off a fire that destroyed four barns and several outbuildings. The man escaped serious injury and the colt escaped unharmed.
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Mount Vernon
Ill
Joe Hoover
Box Supper at Pleasant Valley School House
There will be a box supper at Pleasant Valley school house in Elkhart township on the night of November 6 1908 All are cordially invited to attend Dixie B Suarp Teacher.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pleasant Valley
Elkhart Township
Dixie B. Suarp
Work Left in My Gun Shop to Be Sold at Broyax Loxpon
One year’s remaining work in a gun shop will be sold at Broyax Loxpon. The notice lists sale terms and the owner’s instructions for disposal of inventory and services.
Sheriff Sale Notice in Rich Hill Bates County Missouri
Public notice of a sheriff sale detailing a special execution from Bates County Circuit Court in Missouri. W. Br. Helland versus J. L. Ferguson and heirs, property described as two lots in Rich Hill Second Addition, to be sold at the Bates County Courthouse on November 27, 160a. Auction to be cash in hand to satisfy the judgment.
Sheriff sale in Bates county Missouri notice
By virtue of a special execution from the circuit court of Bates county Missouri a sale is advertised to satisfy the State of Missouri on behalf of W B Hell against B C Massie and unknown heirs of R U Massie. Real estate described as lots 2 11 12 in block 162 in Rich Hill Missouri. Sale November 27 1909 at 9am to 2pm at the east door of the court house in Butler Missouri. Sheriff C F Beard notes sale conditions and costs.
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Circuit Court
Hates County
Anid Court
W. BR. Hell
B.C. Massie
R.U. Massie
KC. Masse
Hheire
Entaic
Rich Hill
Ieee County
Missouri
Sheriff's Sale Notice for Arabella Davie Real Estate
The sheriff of Bates County Mo issues a sale of Arabs Davies right to the south seven acres of the southeast quarter in section twenty two town thirty four range thirty three. The sale is November 7 at noon at the courthouse door in Butler to satisfy a state execution with costs.
Sale of W J Cole real estate in Bates County Mo
Sheriff announces the sale of the north fourth of the west half of lot thirty four in Bates County Missouri to satisfy a legal execution. The sale is set for November 27, 1908, at 9 am to 5 pm at the courthouse door in Butler, Missouri, with cash in hand as the method of payment.
Public sale notice of seized land in Bates County Missouri
From the office of Bates County Clerk Ilevy on the North twenty two acres of Lot 12 in section five township thirty nine range thirty three. On Friday November 27 1908 at the east courthouse door in Butler Missouri the sheriff will sell at public vendue all rights title and interest of John Lewis Sr Oliver H Lewis Wm Lewis and James H Lewis to satisfy an execution in favor of State of Missouri ex rel W R Bell Collector of Revenue Bates County.
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Circuit Court
Bates County
Iles
Ox Rel
W. RB
Bell
Bates Ounatz
Arabella Davia
Arabella Davie
Coins House
Butler
Bates
C.F Heard
Kates County
State of
Hell
Hates County
W. J. Cole
Miveouri
W. R. Bell
Hates Mo
John Lewis Sr
Oliver Lewis
Wm Lewis
James H. Lewis
Asld
Oliver H. Lewis
Wm. Lewis
Missouri
Peter Court
Bates Te Mo
Bates Missouri
Benjamine M. Hinds
Sheriff's Sale Notice in Bates County Missouri
By virtue of a court writ from Bates County Missouri, the Sheriff advertises a public sale of a described property in Bates County. The sale aims to satisfy the tax authority and levy against Benjamine M. Hinds, with details of land in section twenty, township and range, located in the county, date November 1906, at noon to five o'clock.
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Butler Weekly Times
J. D. Allen
Butler, Mo
Christman-Larkey
Haskell
Sue Roosevelt
Philadephis Record
Nevada Mall
Chicago Cow
Broyax Loxpon
W. BR
Helland Agesent
J. L. Ferguson
J. L Ferguson
J. L. Fe
J. J. Ferguson
Olme
East Court House
Huller
Sheri
Bowe
F.stay
Hutler
Mates
Ee Vendie
Eso
Satis
C.F. Beard
Sherif
Sheriif
Ange
Enat Court House
Davee
Gene
Sheriff's
Scyd
Walker-McKibben’s
Bennett-Wheeler Mercantile Co
Cole
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