davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
Tra 2anfir, y. Saf.

Oil igien beoe ON SLABS / "Oecorabs
Soften" for nosIe 8emertrinser.
Oct Ter no III at ie8 | nit SnbI9s
! "0ecorabsToiten for 12te Gpril bar
tomn1et / Stabe for az bersre nogle
einmc Yiinfter BED Sr. 9. 9. gInllon,
SeattIe, @dib,, ba 5r. 9Iuuion i See
cordb>Solten" for 20oe Nai bar Ell
nieterIan9 StriueIie iom bel Ifal sna
for at bore Soar paa bpao ies ipurgte
cm / glaoet for 12te april.
Seq maa iige at Sr. gIauion or {
&eitbOeIie al ct iaubt abpotattalent,
ihet at ban er Ell Weitcr / at bLanoe
en- Wasie Orb iiatumen, % bar auiges
bel igruuoen naar alt foinmer til alt,
ia8t mceet Tibet.
Sr. GIauiou SIR en- foare Stsi oper
at ie9 / min forrise Stripelie nnpnte
ct Der ber / Noro 9utota bar en- iur og
tclo @ino fra norbslt Den Ace WtartS
iibitleben.
Naar ser I SeattIe turffer til at
tomme e II &esuitur ubpoa Waartauter.
% Den tiai9e fuutper til at tonurle paa
Ereiibe1tens Snmieurationsbae os iua
blir tiuast ben getpbnin9, iom Sr.
GIauion tiIasoe ben bersmmeIige Shtr
iom TOM berub iioite 4be Warts, naar
bcune He9nihtr n1eb alt Si(bebsr bar
iaa itpr 8etpbntrs beuihe, og naar gtn.
tl,pren paa ianrme Sag ienber en- toIo
&iub heuooer Norb Satotas Sletter
er nta1l 0a lie i fin CODE Ret / at antagc
ar bots Hatltren merer roeet meo
Ne9niflrcu iaa mcuer Den osiaa noge;
meS @inoen? Sr. gInlion bar enbni
lite uot]bet bette S9nonten. Set bar
ocrfor ieg t min forriee stripcIie
ipur8te berout, % leg ipsr i9icr. 3r.
eIulion tiger at ban freo I "S,anSiras
tsu" % andre @Iaoe fsr @al9ct Den
2beu Nou. 1920 90 forloin9oe EARRINGS
Seier. Seq loobe life ben s@re at Irie
femme.
Otter Sr. GIa1rions StripeIie of 2Obc
Mat at bsmnte ma bon oiitnot ejsre
Aruo paa at pnre / 8eiiSbeIie al Ell
me9et teri profetiif 8esaocIie / Oct at
ian fsr @aIget fuuoe fouipiise &urs
onng5 @al8. Seq gier insen arap paa
ct DGre / 9eiiboelie al nogcn profetiis
Se9abelie, men pil oui9epsI | al Sors
t~roIigbeo fortGuer or. GInuiou at ic8
fer @al9et Sen 2oeu Roo. 1920, fslte
utig li9ciaa iitcr pGa 9ar0irss @aI1
irm at ice CT iiter pda at SoIeu itaar
op | Tit, pg sniter mulisens Sr. Glaus
ion at nioe boorfor ieg troeoe iad Iiffect
paa Sarbiuss @nIe? Site forbi OF
SarSitt9 par 8epubIitarer, cher forbi
CT Cor pnr Scmotrat, rei, alcre paa
Gruno al beu l1tiIfrcbShebens Gano
iom / be iibite Gar bar gnaet eisnnent
@erben, eienrem Imerifa ioapeIicn
europa. Set breoe Sag at Solicit bar
rtilfrebie, taulfc for en- goo Gel paa
GruuS al Sprtiben Iom mlno9aacIis
maatte fsl9e ari8en, % bet enifebe en-
6oranbriug. Seq ooper at paaitdaa at
uoen SorifieI builteu Rano iom DC iio,
i!c 4 Sar bnooe iibbct paa Gmcritas
YrGiiocntitoI, eQer aoiltet poIitiif Sdrti
INN Sc iibitc fire Gar bopbc orrct peS
g'a9ter, icg ooper at p%aaitaa, at ben
9tono, % Oct ppIitiife Yarti matte
6oaet HcocrIog pcb @alecne imeoc.
llnocr bisic SrnitGnoigbcocr tltrnc
Get tunitc life barre prrb for Sr. Giant
icn at tale altfor bit ON tit poIitiik
Srentipn.
Sr. Glnriou tiger biocre: 90 raar
@oo0rop @iIipn, Supernsr Cor. os DC
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
syru Sort Wprtb, Tegas.

"a MI bliper bet bebit at ie efter, on
ser CT Slanter NOT / Runeen, iaa iee
fan forupe min Subifriptipu, iom ubz
lsber Den 12te 80. @il iise Sat til 9tes
ta,rtonen os ale Der bar m liben Stu5
al ienbe inc, for alt bet CODE 2Gieitof,
te bcnrer os meb, ia, ie9 tuuSe life oRs
rc BEN forltoen, for Der i Sort 8ortb
Ct life mango Nprite. gf Stanbinaper
er melt Spcnife. Sc bar en- lutberit
tairte, iom betienes al &aitor Seaibore
% Iigciaa en- Ietbooiittirte. Naar ie5
IGier / "Soiten" ON ale De Sammeu,
tomiter os S%orerinser, De Torife bar
ospe / Iorb, faar iee lieeiom Sienpe,
ca enitcr ofte, ies bar tilbage ber.
Weir % 0inb bar Ri Der iom andre
gtcSer, pg Solitin os Ssrte iaa bet
i%criIaar. Sar lite baot &esn paa oper
10 Tiger.
g2anse sudr Gebise itben Grbeibe,
30 her CT iaa mango Rerisarsre, iom
orbeiber biqisere, bog bar De begpnbt
at ienSe en- Sci tilbage, bpts lite maa
Sc ftbe bent ber, % bet er bebre at iens
nc Dem biert. -
gil noserr ,af "YoIten"s 29iere brre
fna penlie at iige mig bet amerttdnife
gIdpn pua en- 8Iomit, ot falbte Gmrifler
paa Rorif2 &ernteb faar BET bore not
I'll at 9oa / Gllroer. 8enlia't
Wers. @liitao Iroer'or.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
Tra Snfpn, Wts.

III BEN guile Sap ier ieg, at SiSe1
r. nrruc. iaa ies maa ie til, at ifrabe
;;orr1er $3.50 ON leg life bill mite
~goiteu" % "Irnen". Ss bet tan Der
-, pqre tale ON, tbt ri er bIepen inn
noSt Wcrner / ale be Gar, bi bar pRret
;~,rruner, at hi fan life ifiues. Sen
triuaer ioa gobe HpbeSer fra fiernt o8
q ga iaa "Irnen", meo fine gobc
Sortrainger, 90 iier BoIpa1no meo
in gIabe Seq, iom bun prsoer at larc
%. San Ri Tom laier "arnen" lGre
ben?
Or Der er nosen, Tom Ieier bette,
ser rulSe ficnbe aarl gbrtitppberien
stoItar fra Sunbe / Surlsberg ener
gsaeitranDen, ifuIoe ies snfte at bsre
ira ebcr. Seq TOM bib / 1888, Ianoet
gep gort ben 8bie Gpril, Tom iun til
Bigconiin, boor ies bar p9ret 'iber.
auroeu bapbe ies glemt. RuIigens
Settc oil bapne Der, berfor bill ie9 aibrps
5. rteben penlis Silien til Nebatter,
geriorale % SIabets mango SG'ere.
6. 6. Stoltan.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
Sra Salitab, Wtnr.

9d ie9 er bIeoen dnmooet ON at
Tribe noeIe Orb on benre ontre lille
gD og Sme9n, bill ieg bebe "Yoiteu"
en- nt oplnoe line Spalter, od ieg troc,
al ftere her l9ier "Yoiten" END nogct
rorfeameritanif 8lab.
3dIitao ligger lnues q. q. e8aneu
oeitre @uben paa 9sprman County,
oItida liee ino til Rorb Safotd @r9rbs
zen. Oct omtriuelissenbe 2urtb ct Bet
melt fri9tbdre, iom Tan finbes, o9 Den
fnorcicIle Silitanb er meget GOD. Sc
tcidttc | 8pen og Sreeu er forbetreite
HorbuGub. Soebeapl Iom ben oGientz
ligite 2epenaaoe bar peeet SLABS for
&rteter, % Oct er inscu Sielbenbco at
frbe Der belle "aoarten" / Toteter. Gu
Totetaser en- WiIs @ei fra @ben er ca.
300 Gcres. 90 FER bar man lnrt fig
III at obrfe 9anbet, iad man fadr De
'tsrI te llbbbttcr, iaa at mar fan Der le
TORE Streg, iom cir optil 800 SuibeiS
pr. Gere.
gben beitaar af omfring 500 Snbz
hn8gere, o8 bar fulot Seber n,eb gu'
filler, Banter % 9nnoelsiteoer. en
rcrif Se9e bar De oeiaa / Sr. 6. Sc.
Sns8naro. forb. i Sprin9 @rooe o8
Hufbforo, Rtnn. GLeftriife 2bsitrnus
Ter itrGtter fig bis fra Den @orc Boiper
Sam oeo grootstou % cir GOD geIps>
rt19.
0aIituo bs99ebe Sstifolc auercbe /
1902, en- me8et paffer Spgnirg 90 bel
thorettet. 9ette bar lGngc fpr Gons
'oLtNdteb StoIer ton igan9, % SdlItao
hdcoe "a ben Sgre at bare ben minoIts
|9 ! Staten ion eiet SsiifoIc. Smc9s
rer bar ogfaa uomerfet Jig ocb I2etert
o6 srentllrapI, og Gep. Splem iom bar
IN Sarm fire Wil fra gpen bar / en-
NGttc at Gar ubrettct me9et blnnot
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

fortDue ps, Irs iaa BERTH 2uftifibsfart,
Sapleit % mango andre Sing.
On apmite beitnaenbc az RnmcbeIei
bill msbe eber os Urge for at ale fnor
COB ScbonbIine for rinreIis Detailing.
6piS Stepnet life, bItocr en- Sirtceis
iad or bet bin SfpIb iom CT blet Iaa
n,o~tcriaIiitiif. at Oh lite fan rioe Dig
IeS.
Bel msot / geIoiefp!
Sores for 9aeet
H. q. Ecierior. Sorm.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
Heatirering al
uolrnotngcr,

&orgresmaro Gilbert Sobnion frt
staten @oIbilgtou bar npIig &pn
1reSlen lnobragt ct SopforiIog, Der
er al itor S~ntereSie for enbper 10.
ipnoing, iIGr ga ser ipreS at bore
600 8rlrtb I'll at tro, of 2ooiorla.
get bill blioe peotaget. Spis oenne
Sop bIir peotaeet nloa enbper iolI
life er omertfanif Berger, en- Gang
cnt Iaret eaa til Stplcbirettionen
ca gioe fuIOitpnbige SplpSnineer
ON JIG ieIp % lin Samilic. Oe maa
cpgioe boor De er isbt, naar De foilt
til Nmertfa, boor beres Irbetoe er,
on Dc fan IGie % ifrioe gneeIif, OF
mango andre cling. 6pr benrc Re-
1iitration MAJ enbuer ooyer llolG1t.
bing bctnIe 3 Dollars ON Iaret.
SoiS Sfolcoireftioucr mener at en-
lloIrnoin9 trGuger til llnberoi$.
nina / gngeIIf cner angnacnbe Imc.
rifaS &oue, Stat5forfatnirg % Sc.
ueoiS, pil Sem Urge for at bait
cuer bun faar inaonn ll1oerpis-
IaOer at mcIOe ii9 iosmmcS Ell @oo
paa 20 Collars.
2puioriIaget, Iom bprer Naoret
"Giti3cnibip @~Olcation gct, 1921"
men iom popuIGrt faIoeS She
Sobn'on Din, foreilaar, at oct MT.
rGren0e ~9urem Of Naturali5a.
tlon" omoanuc8 iii ct Bureau Of
C~iti5cnibip" meo Ell Ian9t itcrrc
WfpnOigbeo oper llolruoin1er emo
Get nupGrenoe @lrcm, bar, meo oct
6ormaaI at tiIoeiebringe gciIcO.
ming, @eifDtteIie % bebre sfonomi!f
SorbeIing % Re9uIerins al Dor
iremmeoisotc @efoIfuiug. timber
zen n~i1i9lbenbe Soo bar "tbe btrec.
TOR Of citisenlbip" Wpnoigbco til q.
iorIaltgc at enbber iom snIfer at BIZ
umerifunIt Berger fcrit maa gaa
taa Sfole % lore at tale % lfrlue
Gngelif, iant mobtagc llu0erptSntng
/ en- amerifauIf @or1erS &ettigbe.
ser % IorpIigtelie r. 3cnre Otgn'
tigbeN err neo Den nne SOB lioltratt
iii at pmiotte ale llolpnoinger oper
observation-disclosures. 2ouen oil oJ.
ioo bcmpnoi9e Gireftsrcn til at ar.
rongcre p~atriotiIfe Soreorng for TO-.
lpnoirgcr, oeo hpiIte De, iPrliJ ucO
&irIp al SpSbiueoer 90 "Moptn1
@ictlrcS", ifol undertakes / arneri.
fanIf SiItorie % / bcn amerifanIf c
Mc0icrinqS mangeartc0e @irfiom'
heoer, for NerpeO at itlnruIcre oercS
2opoIitct % for at mooorbcioc fell.
oQtise Soreitiainger ON StatSfor.
men.
2open bcrupnSigcr o0Iaa Gireftc-
rem iii at oprctte SplpanIlt9Sfonto'
rer rl,not ON / 2an0ct til builfc 0e
Tremneoicotc fan beuuenoc liz
noar ser er nogct &c or / GoiI ON
ener enifer @cifeo ON, eIer mar DC
trpnger til Hoao euer &~eileoning a.
roget Sloss. elsie &ontorcr ifaI
icopiot mltligt I6gc at fonne | Sor'
tinoelie meo Smmiqrantcrnc iaa.
mart Sc fommer til 0ereS @eitem.
melicSitc6, % foruocn at pciIe0e
Sem / ocres ~pcrionIi9e GIirrer, ifoI
0ontorcrlle isge at piplpc oem I'll
On bcbrc 6oritooeIie al InlerifaS
&ooc, Stat3orOuing, SeocoiS og
Sfiffc, ion,t rn0errcttc Dem ON at
zen omlerifonife Ne5icring sn'fcr az
oe inareIt muIig lprer at tale, lric
% ifrioc Sen engcI'fe Sprog, iaa at
Sc bill fsIc liz bic1nne Der % booe
Icttcrc ior at f~oritaa Sc 6orbolo %
te 2ooe bporunocr Sc bill leoe Der /
9anoct. elsie Spl0SningSfontorer
ifal ppre UNDER 2ebelie al SoIf Oer
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

ueS oet ~ianunte ie8 ienoer 8etalins
~, ior Soften. iaa bill ies ogiaa itriz
noole Orb. Set er ianrrleu buarSt
~, NJ fna ftrabet famuren iaa mango
S,noe at en- fan msoe aue "SiIer" MI
i,r SiSen. gaen ies oil life bare, at
syn isal itanis, iaa iss maatte CRATE
SON, rem paa en- suer anbeu Maubc.
abIirocr fer eobt no, os N bar bra
Sbliroeu fer sobt nb, o Obi bar bra
reb aegr, iaa bpis bet bcIeer pda meo
S,rts Slaas getr ioa bliuer bet NOT mo-
~ at betaIe "Yoiten" meo rGite Nar.
" hisrtclis SiIien til ale fra en-
Earmer.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

fan toIe meo Smmi8runtcn / hans
e5et Sprog.
uo9i'terne iom 2open uiI meo.
lore til aontorbolb % Iignen6e fal
ll0reoe5 al Stat5fo5ien. DC NANCE
g3iutoner Collars Der bill fomme
lno oco at cnbOer ll0Irroing 6etoIcr
TO Dollars ON aorat for Regiitre.
ring, otI BIZ bennttet til at bctaIe for
a1ten'foIer ! boiIfe 3nmigrantcrne
III foa u~nocroi5uing ! GngeIIf o.
more Sag, iom oil bipIoe Dem til
ct bIiOe beOre nmerifanifc @or0ers.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10

s's9erens Spar. "0oorIeSes tsr Su
ttsSe ON Ycn8cr miot paa en- offeniIig
@aoc?" ia en- frt Frnt 6erre I'll cit
&88er. "Gu blroc Better beoe ON ItSt
teore SoSra8eIit ero on Serge"
"llnohglo pcrrc~, I9urtc Eigscrer.
men leg i9lr8tc ON Set, ion lea troe,
&C DC bGbbe melt al"
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
MQe Snge % QisenOe

bill iaa trtt grso on en- pts en- Tisforrr FRA Ctir.
bjsI igbfsrt rhnsritt Ulthiciu Tor gfttuin. srcufit.
aatorrn, Sngusu,a. ssprlsshte, gtrptisnfte's n.
N. W9rn bette pIaS "a 'tna grss til pater q.
y. Sereb, 1929 q. R,bsis goe- &aieaso, %
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
|Earsana,

9 llleO SaanS.
Dor bun bun.
]; 8 Den enp
harnposts',
= nosIe G5,.a
|a er ct oi 5,
bar til De-.
| ZEN bar 6ruS..
pot soo @as..
bun Dor bI5..|
rre gooth|
o'rt0ila arsi|
10. Ser oc,,|
|Eel1e l%igeie7]
ter Sunnrs7
p SaortoOis|
p at Horbrr
oSeluIorerS,|
L. onO iors|
|til &oteqe|
frer nbIooess|
oO for @or.|
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1921-06-10
KorreSponddnce.

aerrgfppnbaneer nbtu PaDn % Nbrsse toqss ifie bet miubs. 6.rfo,
til; b, bNr III, susana sieur.mlaHs af RtSastiousn. Narn.t Iii NJ.
bupt ofsutIaaicrt. wsemiubre osSiouun.nbe asrrebcnbent ON.
Ter bet, men Nebaftoreu mo babe bans tube Repu 90 Mhr,sts
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
Hyde Would Lift Burden.

Jefferson City, May 3o.-Goverrot
Hyde will include in his call for a
special session of the legislature, June
II, the matter OF reducing corporation
franchise and income taxes, it was
announced today. 1t is possible that
the subject OF reducing the 10 cents
levy on the general property assess
ment also will be included, it vas
added.
The financial condition of the state
will allow some reductions, it was
said. The tax books indicate income
and corporation franchise tax corlec.
tons this year will approximate t.
million dollars-or nearly double the
amount last year.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
In And Around Maysburg.

Mr.. McClenny and family visited
Mrs. McClenny's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Fl. Clark Sunday.
Mrs. Dale visited Mr.. and Mrs
J. H. Clark Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Grosshart ant
children visited Mr. Tan White ane
family Sunday.
MIR. and Mrs. Otis Hart and daugh'
ter, Mary Louise, visited Mr.. and
Mrs. Tan White Sunday evening:
Mr.. Dale and granddaughter, Mable
Dale Harris visited Mr.. Tan White
and family Sunday.
Mr.. Sam Farmer and wife visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Jacobs Sunday.
Mary Louise and Thelma White
went home with Mary Louise Hart
from Sunday school Sunday.
A large crowd attended the ice
cream supper at Johnstown Satur-
day night.
There will be an ice cream supper
at the Cove Creek Baptist church
Saturday night, June 4th, 1921.
Mr.. Ross Mccoy is quite sick a,
this writing.
Mr.. and Mrs. IL -Focht visited
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Clark Sunday.
Miss Mildred Henry. of Clinton,
Mo-, and Mr.. Roy Middleton, of
Urich. Mo-, were united in marriage
Saturday.
Mr.. Tan White shipped hogs
through the Farmers exchange Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert, from near
Butler, were their farm Sat-
urday and Mr.. Gilbert was doing
some painting.
Mrs. T. J. Coonrod visited her son,
Irwin Coonrod, Saturday.
Mr.. Albert Edrington and family
went to Creighton Sunday to visit
Mrs. Edrington's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Sims.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charley aCox and
daughter. Natalee, went to Garden
City Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. B.. F. Richards, Of
Butler. Edith Freeman, their grand
laughter Of Dewey, Okla, and Benz.
Richards. Jr.. and wife and son.
James. of San Francisco. Cal, spent
MnnAav nvn~sus - e. vxSs.:a. A>-
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
Township Assessors Meet.

A meeting of the assessors OF the
several townships in the county was
held in the county clerks office in
Butler Saturday.
The following average assessment
vaucs were decided upon:
Land, $50.
..~. Horses. $50.
Mules, $40.
Cattle, market value June I, less rs
percent
Sheep and hogs, same basis as cat
tie.
Money, notes, bonds and mort
cages. full value.
Personal property, full value.
Herman Hoover was elected chair
mar and c -Sunderwirth,- secre=
tary.
Those attending the meeting were
+. B. Wilson. East Boone
+. w. Blaser, Elkhart
J. A.. Russell. Mound
]. w. Norton, Deepwater
Roy Baker, Summit
S. G.. Adams, Charlotte
E. d. Click, Walnut
r. K. Bennett, New Home
Jesse Piepmeier, Hudson
c. Hagnauer, Rockville
c. Fl. Sunderwirth, Prairie
Herman Hoover, Usage
G. A. Corbin, Howard
w. S. Hendrickson, Mingo
w. Z. Baker, Pleasant Gap
Blair Walton, Lone Oak
w. f. Crumley, West Point
l. F. Corey. Jr, West Boone
Rex Spears, Spruce
G.. G. Henry, Mt. Pleasant
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

c. +. McCullom to w. 0. Jackson
lots and 6 block 80 Rich Hill $5I5.
Emma Harris to Hume State Bank
part lot 7 block Littles addition
Hume 100000.
Ella J. Mosher to NJ. n. Teetef 40
acres section IL Shawnee $3ooo.oo.
Ada McAninch to Owen Cummings
lot 81 block IS Amoret $I.oo.
Geo. Cargile to G. NJ. Tolliver SO
1-2 acres section Usage 100000.
Lucy S. Pearson to J. P. Dixon 40
-acres section 4 Usage 100000.
T. S. Wilson to Fred Treasure I'm
divided 7-S interest lots 3 and 4,
block 10 Foster $4,000.
Maude Fox to Wesley Denton tracs
section ~ Mt. Pleasant $I.oo.
Wesley Denton to Regina R. Du-
vail tract section ~ Mt. Pleasant
$I67s.oo.
N. o. Ridenour to- J. A. Brim 30
.acres sections and IL Shawnee $I.oo
Lakeside Farm to H. H. Moore
@1 al " acres section % Mt Pleas
ant $I.oo.
C. C. Kenney to w. c. Doane par'
blurks and 8 Atkison Park addition
Bnfles $4,000.
Boyd T. Lehr to c. w. Ramsey
O0sas
los II and II block s. Rich Hill
&3oDaoe.
1une Ballinger to Otto FRANKIE
3asek s Refs addition Rich Hin
$4,000
D. 2. Peak to c. v. Peak - acre.
Seorfioa - New Home $sooooo.
.. r Peak ct Il to CIV Peal
- aesss section - New Home $Sooo
essah Z. Dsuson 70 lydia r Dsw'
- ~ & ~ Ssandlst sd1fets1
- 4s6a
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
IRON FIST" ON SINN FEM
Military Law Over Wide Territory
Included in Program

London, May 3o.-Within five
weeks, if the government carries out
its plans for instituting still sterner
repressive measures against the Sim
Fein, Ireland will be swarming with
British soldiers.
The government intends, accord
ing to authoritative information here,
to give the commander-in-chie of the
British forces in Ireland wide discre-
tionary powers, and to establish COM
plete. military law over far wider
territory than that now under MAJ:
tial rule.
= 1t is also reported that the govern
ment will use the British navy to pre-
vent the importation of arms and am
munition, and the aircraft forces to
run down bands of rebels.
In the meantime, the question of
the status of funds collected in the
United States for relief in ireland
apd for the Sim Fein political treas
ure chest is occupying the minds of
state department officials. 1t was
learned that this question is being
discussed informally between the Brit
ish government and the American
state department., through, the British
ambassador of Washington. No de-
cision, however, has thus far been
reached.
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Pleasant Gap.

There were Io4 present at Sunday
school Sunday. The childrens day
exercises were well attended Sunday
night.
There Is going to be an ice cream
supper At Pleasant Gap Saturday
night, June 9Th, for the benefit Of
the Ladies Aid. Everybody core
and bring some one with you.
NJ. and NrA Clyde KegerFies. Of
Kansas City are visiting home folks
near Pleasant Gap.
A koee g friesds sashered q IL
49, q Mn. Hattie Mshaflsy lsss
so1eeeej aiGh4 h beiag ~ birta4ay.
1fS651lnaals Wsse ssrved - Z lSio
60 - "a tspareed yishing Ma
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The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
MT. PLEASANT RAILROAD
DEBT PAID
A Debt Contracted for Railroad That
the Township Never Got, At
Last Paid.

At the May term Of the Bates coun
ty court the last of the old railroad
debt that has been hanging over thi,
county for the past 81 year3 wa!
paid The last payment was $1,.6oo
May 3, 1870, proposition was Sub
mitted to the qualified voters 81
Mount Pleasant township to issut
500 900 in bonds to finance the Lex
ington, Chillicothe & Gulf Railroad
| Company. 1t was carried.
The bonds issued paid IL PEE cent
interest. The roadbed was con-
structed through the county and when
completed the funds gave our and the
company could obtain no more money
to finish the work. The road was
never completed, but the debt was
made.
The county court refused to make
any payments of the bonds or inter-
est. Suits were brought against the
county and township and judgments
rendered in favor of the bondhold-
ers.
August Is, 1885, an election was
held in Mount Pleasant town'hi, t,
compromise the bonds which then
amounted, including interect, to II
million dollars. The proposition car
ricd TO issue bonds in the amount of
$175,ooo at per cent inter:;'.
This old debt for which the coun-
ty and township received no benefi.
whatever has been hanging over the
township since shortly after tho Civil;
War and has been a constant drain
on the resources OF the township.
The tax rate for the bonds being, up
to 1920, 50 cents on the 500. That
year it was reduced to IS cents, and
now, after all OF these years, it is at
last paid and will no longer be i
drag on the township.
AT the time the bonds were voted
Mt Pleasant township comprised
what is now the township, the south
sixteen sections of Mound township,
the tw elve west sections of Summit,
the twelve east sections of Charlotte
the six southeast sections
of Elkhart township and the two
southwest sections of Shawnee town.
ship, and these sections pail their
of the debt.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
June 9TH Will be a Big Day I
Bates County.

If weather conditions are such that
farmers can get their corn planted
and other farm work caught up there
will be two thousand or more farm
crs to visit Butler to take part in the
annual Farm Bureau meeting and
election of June 9TH. Keen interest
is evident all over the county and
farmers are planning to bring their
families and spend the day for the
good of the organization that is do
ing so much for the country.
The Butler Commercial Club Will
furnish free coffee to all the visitors.
All they need is their lunches and
cups. Every farmer of Bates Coun-
ty should be interested in this meet
ing and come and learn what the
Farm Bureau is doing in Bates
County and IN the state.
Judge Donnel OF Carthage will talk
on Farm Bureau subject and your
county agent will give the annual re-
port of activities carried on i'll the
county during the past year
Come prepared to stay all day from
10 a. III. to 4 p. III.
r. A. Langenbacher,
County Agent.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
Butler to Have a Baseball Team.

One evening last week several base
ball fans met at the Inn and an or
ganization perfected which insures
Butler having one of the best base
ball clubs in her history this year.
Sufficient funds have been raised to
hire q good team and build q good
grandstand, work on which has been
commenced and will be completed be.
core the first game which will b<
played June II with some strong
club.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
SHUTS Defends the League.

Cape Town, May AIN a speech
in the assembly today Gen. Jan
Christian SHUTS, premier of the Union
of South Africa, warmly defended the
League of Nations, making an ear
nest plea that the league be given a
chance to show what it could do.
do not let US fight the League OF
Nations" said Premier SHUTS, bur
let us fight thee supreme council
which may be wrong" He thought
the council had not played the
game" He said he saw no othes
hope for the future of the human
race than that same organization Of
nations. great and small.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
Want:Ads
WANTED. FOR SALE, ETC

For Sale or Trade-Remingtc
typewriter. Inquire Of Paul Shelton
at Peoples Bank. 81 at
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02
For Sale.

For Sale.
One wagon galvanized water tank,
ordinary size. Call Iz6. u-It
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02

Wanted-Ford Car
In trade for $72s.oo Photograph and
records.
A-rt 0. B. Ray.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02

Wanted Salesman with car to
call on dealers with a low priced
5000 mile tire, $4,000 week with ex-
ira commissions.
The c. L. Smith Co.,
34-It+ South Bend, Indiana.
The Butler weekly times and the Bates County record. (Butler, Mo.) 1918-1950, 1921-06-02

r. a. Langenbacher.
County Agen,