The Butler Weekly Times dated September 18, 1913

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BUTLER, MISSOURI, THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1913. Wey es, NUMBER 48 AND TEACHERS By Supt. P.M. Allison Marshall has an...

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FARM FURROWS. - pers pug pes same. Foranum- Cobb.” = Farmer and Stockman. monty es voit laid Aa Pie winter! a4 10:3° ome. ?

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Situation is Southern Republic | ( Growing ‘Worse. to MR. LIND NOT REASSURED { Constitutionalists Seem to Be Gaining...

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eee ) Hj Meee ' ? mos ! 7928-7042 ~ i u 7898-7722 These dressy styles are from the newest issue of Ladies’ Home Journal...

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i Home of Wooltex Col. C. E. Robbins spent the latter part of the week in Des Moines, Iowa. New Stetson hats.—Samuel Levy...

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WE REFER YOU to the man who has found by actu- al experience that the service of the Mis- souri State Bank is “made to order”

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ari ; To Thresh this Crop a Pea or Bean Huller Should Be Used—Nine Bushels Is Average Yield Per Acre By M. T. Miller,...

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J. C. Smith, one of The Times’ staunch friends of West Boone town- ship, was in the city the ‘first of the week attending the