Illinois Court Quietly Upholds Woman Suffrage Act
The Illinois State Supreme Court ruled the woman’s suffrage act constitutional on Saturday. A week ago two men held up a State Bank cashier in Osage City Oklahoma, stealing 1500 dollars. one was captured. A long dispatch notes federal actions, mediation talks in Mexico, and local social updates from Butler and Passaic with brief community notices.
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State Supreme Court
State Bank of
Osage City
Oklahoma
Mulberry and Western Bates News Roundup
Local social notes from Mulberry and nearby areas recount visits between families and friends, a music engagement for Mapleton celebration on July 4, and various travel and activity spots. Wheat harvesting begins in earnest as area residents report gatherings, church events, sports interchanges between Amsterdam and Amoret, plus small items like gooseberry sales.
Bethel School Well Reaches 384 Feet Depth
The Miami report notes a well at Bethel school completed to 384 feet with 10 feet of water. Judge Smith and family were out fishing Thursday morning as the Beards on the market week were discussed.
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Bethel School
Virginia Grand View Pick Ups and Local News
Virginia and Grand View notes cover crops and chinch bugs. Mr McFerrin of Butler visited Bert and family last week. Big eleven pound girl born to Mr and Mrs Wm Hardinger on June 15. Various local visits and Children’s Day at the Methodist Church. A buggy accident near Virginia injured Mildred Gale seriously but recovering. Lawrence Wheeler returned from St Louis for the summer. Several families from Butler and Virginia attend church events and visit relatives.
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J. L. Fisher
Passaic
Edwin Allison
K. M. Couch
Charley McGuire
P. A. Wright
Miami
Mr. McFerrin
Butler
Bert
Wm. Hardinger
Henry Boyles
Mr. Boyles
Albert Boyles
Methodist Church of Virginia
H. Engelhardt
M. Burke
Darnes
L. S. Paddock
E. T. Burge
W. P. Ayres
Virginia
Elsie Engelhardt
Ida Engelhardt
Ola Ayres
Evelyn
Mildred Gale
Lawrence Wheeler
St. Louis
H. O. Peters
Jizzie Engelhardt
Kansas City
Claude Barnett
Passage
Charley Clark
Amsterdam
Whitehead
Fred Armentrout
Clem Custer
John Stephens
George Fulkerson
Anderson Zinn
Redbird
Lone Star
Gwinn
Emmet Crumley
Tom Rayborn
W. H. Rexroad
Gus Bruner
John Barton
Lamar
Boyd Kershner
Kansas
G. W. Armentrout
Continental Insurance Ad Promises Grain Coverage
We arranged to care for the grain insurance for a short time covering game in sack, shock, stacks, or in buildings. Don’t take chances on this crop. let the old reliable Continental Insurance Co. carry the risk. Call us by phone and we will do the rest, Canterburys. Phones 254 and pr.
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Reliable Continental Insurance Co
Canterburys
Pr. S
Christian Science Services At Court House
Christian Science services will be held at the court house at 11 o'clock. All are invited to attend.
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Christian Science Services
On the Wing and Local Wheat Notes in Amsterdam Area
Community notes from Amsterdam and vicinity report Clifford Anderson signing for the Times with three good horses and two sacks, Ed Wright preaching in Merwin, and local farm activity including 35 acres of wheat, hay press work, and wheat and oat harvests. Mentions of relatives, trade hopes, crop conditions, and a new binder engine, with remarks on stubborn Missouri pride and weather aiding weed control.
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Clifford Anderson
Amsterdam
The
Times
M. P. Peterson
E. Lihn
Mr. Duncan
Hedger & Dawson
Hay
Geo Zinn
Gasconade
Anderson Zinn
Nate Raybourn
A. Zinn
Geo. Zinn
Nate
Frank Porter
Chastain
Myrtle Garrin
Ed Barns
Billey Westoner
Virginia
John Messicks
Here
Elkhart Township
Emry Porter
Mr. Moore
K. C
G. Moore
Albert Zinn
J. Coop
Iowa
Vernon
Missouri
Ed Hix
J. C. Rouscher
Mr. Rouscher
Tom Schindils
S. C
J. C. Ruscher
Missouri News in Brief Highlights Local Deaths and Politics
Bertha Smallwood, 17, near Monroe City, trampled by a horse June 16 after harnessing it. William Hindman, 82, of Sedalia, died June 15 after years of sobriety with no tobacco use and minor illness before death. Thomas Young confessed to killing Arthur Johnson in Hannibal over $2.85, to be charged with first degree murder. State Board of Law Examiners began a large 204-graduate class. Missouri Senate GOP prospects show reduced Republican seats. Attorney General refunds from railroads total about $12,000 for court costs. Prohibition campaign hints and Jefferson City bridge fire delayed traffic. Bank growth survey notes 93 new banks since 1913 with capital near $1.6 million. Local notes discuss farming, chinch bugs, community visits, and political candidacy activity in Lone Star and surrounding areas. Johnny signs off.
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Thomas Young
Arthur Johnson
Hannibal
Young
Johnson
Notice to Landowners of Drainage District No 1
Notice to landowners of Drainage District No 1. Where landowners must cut the main ditch waste dump for local drainage the work shall be carried through the bank in tile or covered conveyor with openings allowed. Order of Board of Drainage. F Kern Secretary and Treasurer.
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Order of Board of Yeiane
F. Kern, Sec’y and
Treas
Grain insurance notice short time cov
Grain insurance notice records a temporary coverage period for agricultural policy, detailing start and end dates, scope of coverage, and responsible insurer. The brief emphasizes lapse risk and the need to renew or adjust terms to maintain protection for crop yields and storage.
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Washington
Secretary of State
State Anti-Saloon League
United States District Court
Los Angeles
Kern County
California
Southern Pacific Railroad Company
Standard Oil Company
Forbidden City
Pekin
China
National Defense Fund
Senate
United States
Great Britain
Wilson
Justice Lamar
Frederick W. Lehmann
Buffalo
Rafael Zubaran
Luis Cabrera
Carranza
Villa
Huerta
Mexico City
Mexico
Cusick
Maggie McCann
E. N. Chastain
Chapel Hill
Marie
Letha Morris
Mildred Silvers
Messrs
Clif Anderson
Claude Morwood
Mound City
Kan
Louie F. Curtis
Hume
Lizzie Braden
John H. Braden
Mapleton
MacBraden
J. H. Leiner
Tom Schmehl
John H. Nutt
the Times
Mr. Nutt
Southwestern
Nebraska
David R. Braden
Park College
Beloit
Charles E. Booi
Ramblers
Charles and
Carrol Smalley
James F. Porter
Grace Mabe
Harve
Anna Lamar
Ed Boot
Robert Amos
Clarance Nichols
Cecil
Harry Porter
Amoret
Virginia-Grand View
Mrs. Wm. Ayres
Mrs. Whinery
F. C. Depeny
Charley
Billey Westover
Cliff
Anderson
Ed. Wright
Merwin
Joe
Frank Depeny
Route 1
Geo. Walters
Kansas Line
Missouri News
Bertha Smallwood
N. B. Smallwood
Monroe City
William K. Hindman
Sedalia
State Board of Law Examiners
Barker
Supreme Court of the United States
Prohibition Party
H. P. Faris
Clinton
National Prohibition Committee
Jefferson City
Missouri River
Chester
J. T. Mitchell
State Banking Department
Mitchell
Elkhart
Col. Fulkerson
Writer's
Estes Smith
Mingo
Wick Ray
W. G. Dillon
Will Stephens
Concord
Johnny
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