Missouri Farmer Opposes Single Tax Amendment
William Hirth argues the Single Tax would ruin land values, force higher farm prices, and trigger panic in Missouri. He urges rapid grassroots organization, warns bankers and manufacturers, and pledges personal funds and farmer subscriptions to defeat the measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union
Missouri
Illinois
Iowa
Kansas
Great Eastern
Jefferson City
Commonwealth
William Hirth
Obituary for Henry A Bundies of Linn County Missouri
Henry A Bundies born in Germany March 27 1837 came to Missouri in 1842. He married Malinda Brookshier in 1857 and had eight children four living Thomas H Bundies Mrs John Dodson Mrs James King and Edward P Bundies. He remarried Sarah Browning in 1885. Surviving are wife and children, funeral held at M E C South with Rev W O G Potter. burial at Bundies cemetery. He was a longtime resident near Purdin and respected citizen.
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Henry A. Bundies
Germany
Missouri
Malinda Brookshier
Thomas H. Bundies
Browning
John Dodson
Henton
Oklahoma
James King
New Boston
Edward P. Bundies
Purdin
Sarah Browning
Thomas Hisel
Bundies
Brookshier
M. E. C. South
W.O. G. Potter
Bundies Cemetery
Unionville Defeats Cora In Lively Sunday Game
Unionville visited Cora to play a ball game where Ford and Hall formed the battery for Cora and received strong support. From the first inning it was clear the Unionville players were outclassed and the locals earned a clear win. The visiting team from Unionville claimed they got the worth of their trip.
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Unionville
Cora
Ford
Hall
Teachers Meeting at Jackson Center Schoolhouse
The program for Friday evening September 27 at Jackson Center schoolhouse includes a school program, plans for the year and the purpose of teachers meetings, talks on approved schools and consolidation, vocal solo, discussions on sanitation and health, and open discussion. Patrons are invited. teachers urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jackson Center
Frank Tomlin
Dollie Moore
Sayers
McMichael
Ruth Collins
Gooch
Cecil Dryden
Jerome
Woods
Sharp
Ruth Dryden
Missouri
May Sayers
Peters Miller Wedding at Local Baptist Church
A pretty wedding was held at Rev. Moss residence on Saturday morning September 21 at 8 o clock uniting Roy A. Peters and Miss Lessie L Miller both of this city Roy son of G F Peters grew up in and around Weapons City and has a good position with the owners of the light plant The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs
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Moss
Roy A. Peters
Lessie L. Miller
Roy
G. F. Peters
and Weapons City
The Net The Net is serialized in The Star for 15000 dollars
A popular novelist sells newspaper serial rights for The Net to The Wes Kansas City Star for 15000 dollars. The story will appear in installments before any book publication.
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Wes Kansas City Star
The Net serial in The Weekly Kansas City Star
A literary note describes the continuing tale The Net as a tragic yet lively love story. It promises softer colors and absorbing drama with sprightly action and humor, to be carried in liberal installments each week illustrated by Howard Giles.
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Howard Giles
Kansas City Star
Kansas City
Browning Plays Double Header at Novinger and Kirksville
Browning baseball team traveled to Novinger Sunday for a two game set. In the opener at Novinger Fields and Arnold pitched as batteries with Novinger winning 3 to 1. A second game in Kirksville saw Arnold brothers behind the plate as batteries in a 3 to 2 Novinger victory.
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Browning
Novinger
Fields
Arnold
Kirksville
Arnold Brothers
Good Roads Meeting Postponed For Auto Trail Event
The good roads meeting to locate the auto trail planned for Milan on September 23 was moved to Friday September 27. People from Seymour Iowa to Brookfield Missouri support the trail and its visitor traffic. Browning is urged to send a large delegation tomorrow. All are invited.
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Milan
Seymour
Iowa
Brookfield
Browning
Purdin Street Fair Draws Crowd and Prizes
The Purdin street fair drew a large crowd on Saturday with a successful event. Premiums were awarded to Mark Alspach first on single driver, Joe Crookshanks first on draft team, Newt Sayers second, and C. B. Keithley first on best pair males any age. Agricultural exhibits were praised as the best ever seen in Purdin. Citizens of Purdin and vicinity congratulate the organizers on the success.
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Purdin
Mark Alspach
Joe Crookshanks
Newt Sayers
C. B. Keithley
Exity
Cement claims by Chas Hagguard spark rivalry
Chas Hagguard promises resilient cement works promising to meet all competition on any project, signaling a bold claim in the building trades and inviting rivals to respond.
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Chas
Haggard
Roll of Honor new and renewing members listed
The notice lists recent renewals and new members for the Leader-Record including A. F. Hall St. Joe Alfonso Linhart Kirksville through his father S. H. Linhart H. F. Kille route 4 G. G. Alexander Purdin Mrs John Fisher Brookfield W. D. Patterson Purdin W. C. Tribble city Henry Hanman route 3 E L Kane La Harpe Kan L O Carpenter city Mrs Chas Van Wye city Joseph Mairs route 4 T S Mairs State College Pa and Mrs W O Hayes Green City Mo Jake Griffis route 4 W A Bundies route 1 L Cawood Alton Ill C H Wallace route 4
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A. F. Hall
St. Joe
Alphonso Linhart
Kirksville
S. H. Linhart
H. F. Kille
G. G. Alexander
Purdin
John Fisher
Brookfield
W. D. Patterson
W. C. Tribble
City
Henry Hanman
E. L. Kane
la Harpe
Kan
L. O. Carpenter
Chas
van Wye
Joseph Mairs
T. S. Mairs
State College
W. O. Hayes
Green City
Jake Griffis
W. A. Bundies
L. Cawood
Alton
Ill
C. H. Wallace
Ladies Quick Hitch Contest At Street Fair
Mr J W Jones of the north side implement dealer adds a prize for ladies. The event asks the fastest lady to harness her horse hitch to a single buggy and drive down and back. Prizes of 3 dollars and 2 dollars awarded. A crowd pleasing contest and amusement at the fair.
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J. W. Jones
North Side
Jones
The Home Circle. Boys Don’t
Guidance for boys on conduct and respect towards women, work ethic, and self control. It stresses hard work, proper behavior in social settings, avoiding gossip or coarse language, and valuing character over appearance. The piece ends with moral exhortations about civility and restraint.
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Equitable Taxation League
Auto Trail
Purdin Street Fair
Roll OF Honor
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