Novinger Fans Travel to Milan in Loud Game
Report from a town noted for rooters and cowbell noise as Novinger visitors played Milan. The game ended Milan 2 Novinger 4 after a contested finish in the eighth and ninth innings. Players listed include Atkins Prather Harvey Calhoun Jones Mundell Adams Neely Oxley Wyatt Broyles Jones Jessee Bingham. Meanwhile Laura Elizabeth Turner wed Rev. Thos. M. Estes at his in northwest Linneus home with Rev. J. L. Leonard officiating. They will tour Warrensburg Portel Springs and visit Farming ton before settling in Liberty Mo.
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Novinger
Milan
Milan Boys
Hs. Atkins
Walter Prather
Harvey
Roy Calhoun
C. Jones
George Mundell
Herman Adams
Alva Neely
Frankel Oxley
Pete Wyatt
Alfred Broyles
Roy Jones
Grover Jessee
Lawrence Bingham
J. M. Turner
Linneus
Laura Elizabeth
Thos. M. Estes
J. L. Leonard
Estes
Brookfield
Robert Haley
Warrensburg
State Association
B.Y.P. U
Portel Springs
Farmington, Mo
Liberty, Mo
Farmers Press for More Hitch Racks in Town
DER-RECORD notes delivery delays affect subscribers and profits. Farmers request more hitch racks as demand grows with more farmers driving to town. New racks have been erected but remain insufficient to serve all teams. E. M. Neely visited Healy. John Neely’s appeared Sunday.
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Der-Record
Usday Morning
Lottery for East Wing Seat at Whaley Building
A paper circulated last Friday to raise funds for a seat east of the Whaley building for tired and watching marble game fans. Weekday games start around three with players ready to lift. some younger boys played Saturday by lamplight. F A Fleming, recently haying at the farm, rejoined Saturday after missing last week. Slips and fudging both count.
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F. A. Fleming
Jail Breakers Caught in Brookfield Escape
Nelson Cooper and James Wamble, jailed on May 11 for alleged theft of 140 dollars from Joe Donaldson, escaped from Brookfield jail. Wamble was recaptured north of Kirksville and bound over to the circuit court in October, with custody transferred to Linneus. Cooper remains at large. Jail breaking is a felony with penalties up to two years in state prison. Brookfield Argus reports.
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Brookfield
Nelson Cooper
James Wamble
Carson
Joe Donaldson
Howard
Lindquist
Kirksville
Wamble
Linneus
Brookfield Argus
Struck by a Horse in accident near work
Last Friday Will George of J. B. Harmon was breaking a horse when it struck him in the eye leaving a nasty gash. Dr. Van Wye treated the wound which is healing quickly. An unrelated jewelry ad urges shoppers to see Healy for the latest pieces.
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Will George
J. B. Harmon
van Wye
Primary Ballot Rules Include Separate and Non-Partisan Tickets
The act requires separate tickets for each party and a non-partisan ticket listing all nomination papers not tied to a party. Ballots must alphabetize candidate names by surname under each office and party designation, with special rules for crossing ballots and multi ticket nominations. Electors receive one ballot for their chosen party and judges must mark ballots with an indelible pencil.
Runaway Team Roars Through Town With Eggs
Harry Balch of Youngstown lets a wagon loaded with eggs and pop boxes escape. They race through the town to the square and court house lawn, circling at high speed before being stopped. A wheel breaks, no injuries. Kirksville Journal.
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Harry Balch
Youngstown
Court House
Kirksville Journal
Nervous mare causes wild street drama in Buffalo Bill show style
A calm black mare escaped her wagon Friday, panicked amid a rattling rope halter, and plunged through streets near Slack and Smiths. Crowds corralled the frightened horse near the J. S. McClaskey shop with the animal subdued after a tense, chaotic scene.
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Buffalo Bill
J.S. McClaskey
Slack
Smith’s
Milan
Bribe attempt ties Linneus case to Sill fundamental charges
In Linneus a 23 year old Joseph Sill is held on incident with intent to commit a serious offense reported June 18. His stepfather Moses Sill and Sheriff Anderson face bribe discussions as the elder seeks to influence proceedings. Bond posted at 800 dollars for Sill and his preliminary trial set for July 22 before Justice Bowyer.
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Browning
Sher-Ry Geo. W. Anderson
Linneus
Joseph Sill
North Salem
Sill
Miss Maud Kirk
Shelby
Anderson
Moses Sill
Burns
Justice Bowyer
Bond
Linneus Bulletin
Ballot Printing Bids Vary For Primary Election
County Clerk Johnson reviewed bids for printing 55 000 primary ballots. Gazettes bid 89 dollars News 55 dollars Bulletin 49 50 Argus 119 Leader-Record 125. General election ballots will be fewer due to fewer names. officials aim to cut costs. Sun records include local social notes.
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Johnson
The
Gazette
News
Bulletin
Argus
Leader
Broofield Gazette
Ballot printing bids opened for Linn county primary
County Clerk Johnson opened sealed bids for Linn county ballot printing for the August 4 primary. Five newspapers submitted offers: Leader-Record 125 dollars Argus 119 Gazette 89 News 55 Bulletin 49.50. The piece notes praise for newspapers and suggests using lowest bidder for county offices if successful.
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Johnson
Linn County
Leader-Record
Argus
Gazette
News
Bulletin
Linneus News
Dentist Hunter Offers Up-to-Date Care
When you want up to date dental work, call on Hunter for reliable care and modern techniques.
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Hunter
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E. M. Neely
Healy
John Neely
Daisy
A.A. Healy
Missouri
W. P. Carter
A. F. Dodson
Bev Carr
Virge Lee
Purdin
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