Monday, June 10, 2019
Date change for Butler Chamber quarterly meeting
St. Clair County Sheriff’s Office News Release June 3-10, 2019
St. Clair County Sheriff Scott Keeler reported deputies made four arrests, took a stealing report, and had a deputy involved shooting during the week of June 3-10, 2019.
From the desk of Greg Mullinax Bates County Coroner
One deceased male has died in this crash and was taken into my custody. Identifying information will be released by me once I am confident family has been appropriately notified.
I appreciate the assistance of MSHP, BCSO, and Butler Fire this morning.
Greg Mullinax Bates County Coroner
Thank you to West Central Missouri Community Action Agency Head Start
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Pictured are (from left) Troy Trumbore, BCMH Emergency Department Supervisor; Tiffany Frost (WCMCAA); Shirley Goss, Family Care Clinic Supervisor; Johanna Rice (WCMCAA).
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Breaking News Update: One subject dead after plane crash in rural Butler
It is with a heavy heart that the Bates County Sheriffs Office can confirm that the plane crash in rural Bates County ended in one fatality.
The subject is not being identified until the family has been notified and more information can be ascertained through a complete investigation.
We ask that you pray for the family and not post any information that you may have until proper family notification can be made.
Mid America Live News will update when more information is made available.
History Achieves: Bates County Courthouse
Presiding Commissioner Samuel West
Associate Judge J.D. Wimsatt
Associate Judge John J March
Clerk S.T. Broaddus
The contractors for the courthouse which was built with Carthage Stone, were Bartlett and Kling of Galesburg, Illinois. The excavation began during July 1901; the cornerstone was laid on October 10, 1901 and the court accepted the completed building in July 1902. Theo Lacaff was chosen as the Superintendent of the construction project. According to records for material and labor the project cost $49,749.22.
D.A. Braden was the highest bidder on all of the electric light fixtures, sockets, etc for the amount of $335.03.
McKibben Merchants Company was the highest bidder for all curtains for 62 windows in the amount of $75.00.
Theo J Day was the highest bidder for the concrete sidewalks for the four courthouse entrances for .17 cents per cubic foot.
The courthouse used coal heat until recent years when a new heating system was put in. Back in 1902 David Reese won the bid on 2500 bushel of coal for 11 cents per bushel.
A.B. Cunningham was paid $14.00 to move all the books to the new courthouse. He was also paid $40.00 to move the safe, desks, etc.
Bruce Looney was paid $4.00 to cover the lintel over windows.
Back in 1902 Pierce Allen provided insurance for the courthouse at a rate of $.70 per hundred for $10,000 for fire insurance and $.50 per hundred for $10,000 for tornado insurance.
The benches in the courthouse lobbies are the original benches that were used in the Magistrate courtroom.
Some of the major changes in the courthouse would be the addition of bathrooms on the 2nd floor in 1983, new windows and doors in 1989, the new heating system in 1991 which the first year they still used steam heat and then 1992 went to hot water heat, new air conditioning in 1993, the restrooms in the basement were redone in 1994, a new roof in 1995-1996, new lowered ceilings in 1996, the new and much needed elevator was installed in 2001 that runs from the basement to the attic. The original tile floor was stripped and waxed in 2001 and the hardwood floors on the 3rd floor and all stairways were stripped and refinished in 2002 to bring them back to their original beauty.
The courthouse was placed on the Register of Historic Places on June 28, 2001. A lot of hard work and dedication went into this effort to make this accomplishment possible. - Courtesy of Marlene Wainscott
Clinton Police Department needing public assistance
Anyone recognize the person in this vehicle? This subject is a person of interest in the theft of a catalytic converter from a motor vehicle. If you recognize this subject, let us know! Thanks for your help. - Courtesy of the Clinton Police Department
Butler Police Department Activity Report 6/3-6/9-2019
06/03/2019
Accident Pine and Havanna
Assist DFS 800 block of N Main
Disturbance Butler High School parking lot
Assist BCSO at 917 E Pine
Harassment report
06/04/2019
Property damage Fair Grounds
Recover stolen trailer 600 block of N Water
Traffic assist Schowengerdt
Keep the peace Dollar Store
Animal complaint 800 block of N Gregory
Keep the peace 500 block of S Orange
06/05/2019
Animal complaint 200 block of N Prospect
Missing person report
Warrant service 300 block of W Ohio
Well being check Pool parking lot
Attempt to locate
Disturbance 302 E Atkinson
Alarm Dollar Store
06/06/2019
Harassment report
Alarm 600 block of W Harrison
Alarm W Ohio on the Square
Animal complaint s Main
06/07/2019 Theft report
Animal complaint S Park
C and I driver call S Main
06/08/2019
Medical assist Wal-Mart parking lot
Traffic assist Schowengerdt
Animal complaint 400 block of W Lee
Assault report 100 block of W Mill
Well being check 300 block of S Mechanic
Disturbance 404 N West St
Attempt to locate
Noise complainr 900 block of Wix Lane
06/09/2019
Attempt to locate
Well being check parked car Nursery and Delaware
Keep the peace 311 S Mechanic
Animal complaint 300 block of W Harrison
Disturbance Harrison /Fulton
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