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Newspaper
Butler Weekly Times
Location
Butler, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1908
Page
9
Fragmentary text references a person from a farm in Deep We and political affiliations with Democrats. It hints at a reoperated farm, a large majority, and a controversial line about a sogile omen. The readable items are garbled and do not provide a coherent event or names.
A Nebraska resident aims to back a Missouri Democrat in upcoming political contests, seeking party alignment and regional influence in the state. The note highlights cross state support and party strategy without detailing candidates or dates.
The article lauds Watt B Dawson as a fearless prosecutor who has pursued all indicted by grand juries, resisted dismissals for popularity, and earned praise for his convictions and fines. It notes his high ideals and broad appeal, predicting his election by the Democratic majority.
The piece defends Treasurer Bell against claims he refused to disclose protested warrant amounts in 1907. It argues Bell was not elected to audit finances for partisan use and notes office records are publicly accessible. It also asserts Bell courteously treated editor Fank despite repeated pressure and criticism from the paper.
The article urges Bay County Democrats to vote straight Democratic tickets in the upcoming primary. It argues against cross voting or tampering with ballot integrity and warns Republicans not to interfere in Democratic processes. It stresses unity, warns of fraud risk, and appeals to voters to honor party lines for Senator nominations and overall party success.
Democratic headquarters report that Republicans quit pursuing Taft in the state and push Hadley. County chairmen are told to secure ten trades for Hadley at the cost of national and state tickets if needed. The aim is to elect Hadley governor with allies in state offices.
A Republican Press critique warns Democrats to back county judge nominees Jody Hyde and Paddock to prevent a partisan county court. It urges voters in the south district to support A. Dre and in the north district L. S. Paddock, highlighting fear of Republican control and fiscal misuse.
Democratic national chairman Norman E. Mack cabled state leader Ruby predicting Bryan's election in Missouri. A GOP landslide seems unlikely with Cowherd's governor race pegged at a 40,000 majority and Democrats aiming straight-party votes in Bates County. A shell explosion in Clinton injured a man. it came from an old shell found with minimal danger. A sheriff's sale in Bates County lists real estate tied to Sallie and Theodore Stewart and others, to be offered on November 27 at the Butler courthouse.
Poultry sale notice offering Rhode Island Reds and Parablond RC.R I. 8 cockerels for 75 cents and up. Call or write Mrs A B Johnson Nevada Missouri or Mrs A R Nem Butler Missouri for details and availability.
Pursuant to the special execution issued by the clerk of the electronic court of Bates County Missouri the First National Bank of Fort Scott is named as defendant in a judgment favoring the State of Missouri ex rel W R Bell. The marshal has levied on the right title and interest of the bank in Lot 4 Block 7 in the city of Chad Missouri and will proceed to sale at the next term.
Merwin Clipper reports a Lindsley two cylinder sixteen horsepower automobile arrived here for Dr Martin to aid his practice. The four passenger car has small buggy wheels with solid rubber tires. It was set up today but not tested due to bad weather.
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