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Newspaper

Butler Weekly Times

Location

Butler, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 12, 1908

Page

2

Diamond bed claimed in Death Valley by old prospector

Alexander McTavish, an aged prospector, arrives in Reno claiming a bed of diamonds in an extinct volcano crater in Death Valley. He shows samples and says the clay matrix mirrors South African geology while diamonds crumble on exposure. He seeks potatoes to preserve stones and food to sustain work. Fred Belzar plans to fund an expedition to open the claim.

Reno Death Valley Alexander McTavish Renowih McTavish South Africa Bia Fred Belzar San Francisco MoTavish

Marriage Licenses Listed For Missouri Couples

Joe L Ganz of St Louis and Emma M Benemann of St Louis apply for license. O M McGuire of Rich Hill and Pearl Nelson of Red Hill also listed for license in Missouri filings.

Joe. L. Ganz St. Louis Emma M. Benemann St. Louie O. M. McGuire Rich Hill Pearl Nelson Red Hill

Grant recalls cigars shaping Civil War victory tale

Major General Fred D. Grant recounted how a cigar given by Admiral Foote helped his father, Ulysses S. Grant, rally Union troops at Fort Donelson. He described the scene of the general smoking during the battle and how public reaction fed a myth of his famed smoking habit.

Detroit Fred D. Grant Fort Wayne Cuburba U.S. Grant Fort Donaldson Grant Foote Buckner Father Admiral Foote

Dr King's New Discovery Endorsed as Cough Remedy

W V Henry of Panama Mo praises Dr Kings New Discovery as the best medicine for coughs and colds and throat and chest ailments. The world has used thirty eight years of its efficacy against la grippe asthma hay fever bronchitis hemorrhages of the lungs and early consumption. It can prevent pneumonia when used early. Sold with guarantee at Frank T Clay's store in 50 cents and 1.00. Trial bottle offered.

Dr. King W. V. Henry Panama Frank T. Clay

Alfalfa Popular With Kansas Feeders

A Butler county Kansas feeder notes alfalfa and corn with cotton seed meal as preferred cattle feeds. He reports a good alfalfa crop selling at 6 to 7 dollars per field, kaffir corn yields down about one third with prices around fifty cents, and states Kansas land values have nearly doubled in five years.

Butler County Kan Kansas

Nine Cents a Day Feeds Farmers Asserted by M Wood

Oklahoma City, Nov. A farmer, M Wood, claims living on nine cents daily is possible if one self-supplies produce and keeps costs under three cents per meal. He cites a breakfast including bacon, Indian meal cake, pie, bread, and coffee as examples, asserting most ingredients can be grown or sourced cheaply. He warns meat use is often excessive and urges study of true food value.

Oklahoma City M. Wood Mr. Wood

How is Your Digestion Illness testimonial from San Francisco

Mrs Mary Dowling of No 228 8th Ave San Francisco recommends Electric Bitters for stomach trouble praising its effect on acute indigestion and liver troubles. She says the tonic purifies the blood invigorates the system and helps female weakness. 50c at Frank T Clays drug store.

Mary Dowling 8Th Ave San Francisco Frank T. Clay

Marriages at 105 and 80 Aged Couple Tie The Knot

An unusual wedding occurred in Hilledale Kansas as Lewis Merriman of Paola and Amanda Hunter of Hilledale aged 105 and 80 respectively wed on Monday. Merriman, born in Virginia, has a Civil War history, and now lives on odd jobs and gardening seeking companionship after years alone.

Hilledale Kansas Lewis Merriman Paola Amanda Hunter Ne-Groes Hillsdale Merriman Virginia Petersburg Road Ben Soper Clay County Missouri Mike Arthur Liberty Lone Jack

Monarch Walnut Tree Sells for 110 in Berks County

One Tree Nets a Woman 110. Miss Rebecca Radenoch of Jefferson sold a vast walnut tree near the public road to Abraham Eby of Bird-In-Hand Lancaster county. The tree measured about five feet in diameter at the base and three at fifty feet high, with no limbs for that distance. The log will be shipped to Germany for furniture use.

Birdabara Berka County Misa Rebecca Radenoch Jefferson Abraham Eby Bird- In Lancaster County Germany

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