Missouri town braces after deadly cyclone
GREEN CITY Missouri June 28 Two more deaths from Monday's tornado north of town raise fatalities to seven with two or three more not expected to recover. Foster son and other injuries linger as insurance adjusters call the destruction among the worst seen. Seventeen barns destroyed and numerous dwellings damaged paint a stark scene of the cyclone's toll.
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Green City
Charlie Scott
Helen Abernathy
Scotts
Scott
Johnson Barn
Harry Quigley
Jesse Shaffer
Shaffer
Arthur Pratt
Ed Scott
Bina Abernathy
Bert Johnson
Johnson
Smart
Flint Johnson
Dan Busie
Cyclone District
Unionville
Mrs. Busie
Golfers To Play For Red Cross On Fourth
Golfers of the country club are shin ing up their niblicks for the big Red Cross golf tournament to be held in the club links July 4. All money paid in entrance fees will go to the Red Cross and the player making the lowest score will be awarded the Red Cross golf medal donated by the National Red Cross organization. A golfer's luncheon will be served in the club house at noon and at 7 o'clock a special dinner will be served. T.E. Musselman secretary of the Country club desires that all members who wish places for this dinner make table reservations before 6 o'clock Tuesday afternoon July 2. Commissioner Audit Bills Police Commissioners A. E. Owen Newton Ames and John Lepper met in monthly session Thursday night but the meeting was devoted exclusively to the auditing of bills.
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Red Cross
Club Links
National Red Cross Organization
T.E. Musselman
A. E. Owen
Newton Ames
John Lepper
Installation of Officers Is Held by Gem City Council 104
Gem City Council No. 104 A U K and D of A held its installation ceremonies Tuesday evening at 203 Maine street. Officers installed include W. M. K Jessie Pearl M. E Q Julia Dayson M B P Bessie White M W R Eulalia Weaver and others. Morgan Farley age seventeen is noted as the youngest state manager, now managing the Lyric theater in Cincinnati after previously directing Seventeen in New York.
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Gem City Council
D. of A
Maine Street
John Tolson
Janié Woodson
Yarl Watson
Wm. Wetzel
Ella Golden
Anna Powers
Morgan Farley
Lyric Theater
Cincinnati
New York
Palmyra Woman Dies After Oil Fire Burns
Mrs Susan Mallory died from burns suffered when oil from a small cooking stove ignited her dress in Palmyra. She lived alone since her husband’s death 19 years ago and had been in failing health. Neighbors aided, doctors failed to save her. She leaves nieces in Philadelphia Mo and Gilette Ark and a nephew in Heather Mo. A faithful Baptist for years.
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Palmyra
Susan Mallory
Mallory
Marion Township
Tipton
Ora Crane
Philadelphia
Aacon
Gilette
Arkansas
Heather
The
Baptist Church
St. Louis
Quality yard prices teased in scattered OCR fragment
Fragment shows price notes for quality yard items with values 40c 45c and 65c. Missing context limits clarity but indicates sale or price tags. Named locations or sellers are not present in readable text.
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Kendall
Thomas Kendall
O. K
Hampshire Street
Abe
Quincy’s Live Store
J. E. Spears
C. H. Weiss
J. W. Daniels
Maine
Steve
James T.ruddell
Mary Belle -Main
Ureas
H. Connell
Etta Jenkins
Loraing
Duker
W.s.s
Voile
Plymouth
Palm Beach
Sateen
W. T. Duker CO
Worth
Ingram
Big Soap
Kealor Restorer
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