Veteran editor Jie Burnett still in the game at 72
JIE BURNETT aged 12 began as a printer's devil and rose to edit and own ten weekly papers in Northeast Missouri. Now in Hannibal at 72 he helps Volney Burnett of Burnett Poole Printing, issuing weekly publications while earning a reputation as a lifelong Democrat and seasoned country editor.
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Jie Burnett
Joe Burnett
Uncle Joe
Missouri
Hannibal
Volney Burnett
Burnett-Poole
Turnett
Pthnc
Two Meetings For Better Roads In Marian County
In Marian County the good roads campaign proceeds with speakers promoting a SUSSOUGA band line for improved highways. A Saturday Ely meeting featured ELannibal men addressing locals while Friday night a meeting near Ceaper school drew a larger turnout with many attendees.
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Marian
Sussouga
Ely
Elannibal
Embadesti Meetag
Darcely
Ceaper School
Ab Oap Mbore
Meladine F. MM
Diate
AL Brown
Sty
PCP VeRienos
EPA Des Ti
MER Preetar
Muscogeee
Ferleo
Phaetodilphia
Eboewnon
Roy Gets Strong FGM As Aide To Governor Crossley
Radney J. Rey reports receipt of a letter from Acting Governor Crossley of Mississipp i stating the state offers reductions within their revenue to drill a reduction on the High Pp a Lavciarom Masseuri. Manette Wats described the interview resulting in Roy receptive paving cut through the Wits ard st. Louis newspapers indicate similar moves by Governor Cox of Ohio. Several weeks passed since the governor ended a conference attended by prosecuting attorneys, leading to a possible reduction and other actions.
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Radney J. Rey
Crossley
Missenert
Lavciarom
Manette Wats
Roy
Wits
St. Louis
PewWepapers
Cox
Ohio
Saverab
Dennis Hurley Taken To Sedalia
Dennis Hurley, a watchman for the Katy railroad at Ris[d] Street crossing, was struck by a train and taken to the camping hospital at Sedalia, Missouri. The 70 plus year old man sustained serious injuries and his condition was described as serious due to age.
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Hurleys
Katy Railroad
Risd Street
Tee River
Sedella
Hurley
Small Blaze At Swanson Home
A gas stove exploded Saturday afternoon at about 2 o clock in the home of Mrs Henry Swanson at 2101 Broadway causing no damage. All three fire departments were dispatched to the scene.
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Henry Swanson
Broadway
Hannibal Broom Plant Sells First $2000 Order
The Hannibal Broom Manufacturing Company founded by Hannibal men has sold its first consignment of brooms to the Meyer Roth Grocery in this city, totaling over $2,000. The new plant, located at South Eleventh and Collier, recently started operations and plans expansion as orders grow.
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Hannibal Broom Manufacturing Company
Hannibal
Meyer-Roth Grocery Company
South Eleventh
Collier Street
Pifteennic
Uni
Belire
Neniv
Napa Chasiber
William 2
AL WO. Schorr
Haretibal Brownar Company
Mibert Andris
Joseph Mokwa
St. Hows
Pinnncdbel
Scouting Week Camp for Quincy Youths on Irwin Farm
Twenty six Boy Scouts led by three leaders depart Columbus Road for a week long camp on Seaton Irwin farm. They will sleep in tents cook in a dedicated tent, swim in a creek dam, and learn first aid and rescue techniques. Evenings feature campfires, songs, and drills, with a cave exploration and a visit day including archery, races, and a later scout review at Washington Park.
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Columbus Road
Seaton Irwin Farm
Uae
Bennett
Irwin Farm
Lenten Irwin
van Washington Park
Washington Park
Quincy
Rotary Club
James Davidson
Earl Sawdon
Robert Evans
John Evans
Sigsbee Dunlap
James Summers
Kenneth Kessler
Ralph Gibbons
Robert Bacon
John Hay
Harry Thomas
Clifford Thomas
Harold Belt
Bruce Shumate
James Channon
Richard Pierson
Harry David Alexander
Arthur Heidemann
Roger Slocum
Robert Slocum
Henry Garner
Russell Ellermeier
Jack Chatten
Joe Webber
Edward Dowd
Thomas Crooks
Quincyans Route Justice to Wed Early Morning
Judge Thomas Hagan awoke to find Frank Wilson and Veranda Beck from Quincy seeking an immediate marriage license. After learning the license would be issued only after the Palmyra circuit clerk arrived, the couple learned they could wed shortly after 7. They returned content and were married before catching the 9 am train.
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Thomas Hagan
North Seventh Street
Frank Wilson
Veran Dsa- Beck
Quincy
Palmyra
Tur
Happenings in Hannibal Summary of local notices and events
Mrs S A Birch and daughter Helen visit after Chautauqua studies in Washington with relatives. Dr M Wise of Kirksville to organize Magnus extension class at public library. Rev Frank Mapey recovers from appendicitis. Alderman Bulkley notes Joey Rollo injured in Kansas City. Arthur Jhing to arrive. he served at Camp Funston and France. Sgt R Haeusserman called to St Louis after brother in law’s death. Tom Hartman acquitted in peace court for dog incident.
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S. A. Birch
Helen
Center Street
Chautauqua, N
Burch
Hannibal Free Public Library
Chautauqua
Washington, D. C
M. Wise
State Normal School
Kirksville, Mo
Mngnish
Publi Library
F. Bulkley
Kansas City
Joey
Charles Rollo
Kansas
Hannibal
Arthur Jhing
Camp Dix
N. J
Camp Funston
France
Hannibal National Bank
R. Haeusserman
Hannibal Army Recruiting Office
St. Louis
Michael Bauery
Real Estate Transfers in Quincy Additions
Real estate transfers reported include John H. Wavering and Bernadine Wavering transferring SLS00 lot 21 block 4 in Samuel Po Churchs addition to Quincy to Joseph Rosen and Samuel Lubeck. Susan W. Fifer and husband sell to John H. Steiner for 5500 dollars two parcels totaling 37 ft of lot 20 and 13 ft of lot 21 in block 3 of C H Mortons addition plus a strip of unknown further and appears incomplete.
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John H. Wavering
Bernadine
Joseph Rosen
Samuel Lubeck
Samuel Po Church
Quincy
Susan W. Fifer
John H. Steiner
C. H. Morton
Paul W. Tibbets
C. Ho Morton
Brinkoetter
August Otter
Army officers Demonstrate Tractor Use Across Nation
Three former army officers travel by farm tractor with uncleated road wheels from New York to Los Angeles to show a machine’s versatility for transportation tasks. The route and specific property transactions are noted, including deeds involving Paul W. Tibbets and C. Ho Morton’s additions in Quincy and adjacent lots modified by a 10 ft strip.
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Army
New York
Los Angeles
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Ralls County Record
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Sedalia
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Holsum Bread
H. Korn Baking Co
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Sinnott
Aeok
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Caresthentic
Frank J. Mapey
the Park Methodist Church
Levering Hospital
Tom Hartman
Hartman
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John Wood
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