The Butler Weekly Times dated January 22, 1914

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~ VOL. XXXVI. ~ * the wind to the shorn lamb.” ON THE WING. We are having fine spring weather and the roads are getting good

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_.@nd started on the farm road SEVEN KILLED IN Daring Attempt to Escape. USED A WOMAN AS SHIELD One Visitor, Three...

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Fin For Sale or Lease as a and the southeast quarter the northeast quarter of th The Revival Campaign. The greatest...

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ue “Gov. Major today predicted that the . ating $25,000,000 for aiding in the , dation for the appointment of a Gov- The...

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¢ CLOTHING. Black & Arnold Clothing Co. Harry Kennon left Tuesday for his home in Pleasanton, Kansas. Miss Frances Catron...

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C) SUBMARINE SING ‘IT ELVEN HE British Vessel Fails to Come Up After a Plunge. ACCIDENT NEAR PLYMOUTH Rescuers Were Unabie to

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The Farmer Who Has With the scarcity of corn the tend: encygis to do home butchering a little earlier than usual this year.

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Mrs, J. Woodfin and children spent a few days last week with her mother Mrs. C. J. Sells at Butler. > Miss Opal Briscoe...