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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 09, 1902
Page
4
The Ween vy T. neo punishes every Pharelsi. at) so sent to any adress ane oat Postage Ovi for St.00n.
The article lists Democratic appointments and notices amid campaign activity. It notes a significant coal strike cost and a White House conference among warring coal factions. It cites Salvation Army head Booth in New York on a U S inspection tour and critiques trusts, urging anti trust legislation while praising a Kansas City Democratic organization forming in the ninth ward.
A lengthy critique targets Vlark Wis Republican candidate for Recorder of Deeds in Bates County. It denounces his past office-seeking, alleges party rings led by Wis and allies since 1896, and claims he begs Democrats to vote for him while previously opposing Democratic picks. The piece frames Graves as superior and notes historical caucus manipulation.
W O Atkeson writes to the Republican Press denouncing Tie Ties and his public stance. The piece defends Atkeson’s status as a citizen while criticizing his leadership of a party and his shift from past loyalties. It questions his motives and argues he offers unpatriotic arguments to recruit former allies. Liberty never cried aloud when such a Koseiusko fell.
The article urges voting on a constitutional amendment to fund public schools. It explains current tax splits: 15c for state revenue, one third to school money, 10c to State interest and Sinking Fund, about 2c for school certificate interest, and 8c for bond interest and redemption. If adopted, the 8c bond-levy ends and the total state levy becomes 1Tc with 9c redirected to government and other state needs.
State treasury funds teachers salaries with corporate taxes. If the 25¢ levy stays, districts lose state aid as bonds are paid. A 17¢ proposal shifts burden and may force local tax rises. Proponents argue corporations should fund schools. opponents warn of higher local taxes and slower debt payoff.
Fragmentary ad copy urges using Scott's Emulsions to build lasting constitution. Mentions rugged men and their healthy families, promotes the product through Scott & Bowne chemists at Pearl Street New York with price references.
A St. Louis jury returned a guilty verdict against Robert M. Snyder after deliberating under an hour. The foreman Charles W. Wat announced the jury assessed five years in the penitentiary for bribery as charged. The report notes "thus one by one the boodlers fall."
Alfred Bee of Welfare Texas describes relief from biliousness and a lame back after using Electric Litters. He says they cured his sleeplessness and worn-out condition, restored appetite and strength, and helped him endure hard work. Available for 50e at H L Tuckers drag store.
Rev Parker Stockdale of Independence Missouri renounces orthodoxy to align with a world church led by Dr Roberts of Kansas City. The Higginsville Jefferaonian notes this infidelity as a small victory for the new church, while asserting Christianity loses nothing and predicts Stockdale will fade from prominence.
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