Unionville Bride and Groom Parade Through Town
A couple tied the knot in Unionville, celebrated with a truck parade featuring chairs facing each other, decorated with placards, followed by cars behind and rice tossed. The bride Mrs Robinson is the daughter of Mr and Mrs G W Woms, and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs T E Robinson, employed at the Cometock Mercantile.
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Theatre Royal
Robinson
Ani m
Cometock Mercan Spoule
T E Robinson
Unionville
Thief Rings Alarm Over Surge in Stolen Registered Mail
Reports describe a craze of stolen registered mail sacks totaling about $750,000, with incidents in Chicago and Cincinnati and earlier thefts in Omaha Nebraska. Authorities warn that the spate of robberies may signal a coordinated scheme across cities.
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Chicago
Cincinnati
Ohio
Gmar
Nebr
Community House Cost Study Proposed by Red Cross
A Red Cross chapter forms a committee to estimate building a community house in the city park. They seek a centralized teen Red Cross headquarters and propose a single room as the base to support their work. The committee will explore funding and feasibility.
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Red Cross
DyeUFHONE Man Marries in Moravia Ceremony
A DyeUFHONE man and his bride from Moravia were married in a quiet ceremony at the Unity Brethren church. The couple, after a fifteen month romance, plan to live in the Miller rooms on the west side of the square while the groom, connected with the telephone company, sets up housekeeping.
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Ventiae
Wow Trav
Moravia
Seyers
Tracy
American Legion Box Supper Celebrated
The American Legion post hosted a box supper Friday night to support civil unrest relief. A large crowd attended and reported a very enjoyable evening with proceeds estimated above viz. The event ended with dancing in the newly prepared hall.
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American 7 Riot Post
SHOW TROLPE DISBANDED AT BUCKLIN OPERA HOUSE
A music comedy billed to appear at the Opera House this week failed to show up. A manager’s letter to Mr Summers states the show disbanded at Bucklin and was to fill any further engagements.
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Delmar
Opera House
Big Road Meeting Saturday Draws Wide Delegation
Delegates from many townships attended a Saturday road meeting at the opera house to oppose concentrating state road funds in a few counties. James Gi! Tan and PoE Daekersenm Grant Wess led delegates, who urged equitable distribution and a constitutional amendment to ensure rural Missouri gains maximum road mileage.
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Opera House
Lorenzo Jones
Claude Martin
Jefferson City
Hawes
Chen
James Gi
Tan
Poe Daekersenm
Grant Wess
Fimoes
Bod Bach Wath
Chas Hart
Jobo Kenet
Liberty TF
OB Barslouse
Marion Tincela
Joe Mi Clure
Som
Maree Richuand
Ben Klanawaa
Wusen
Frank O'Reilly
Witwil Matthew
Linn
John I Steith
Hyde
Fifty First General Assembly
Missouri
Quite a brood of chickens
Mr C R Dunkin of the West End reports over 400 young White Leghorn chicks in town with more expected next week. He runs a large poultry operation, traps nests, and previously kept 300 hens. in 1920 he sold poultry and eggs totaling $1,700, and last week canceled orders for 180 dozen eggs for setting due to demand.
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C R Dunkin
West End
Dunkin
Orrible Death at Coats Squidle
Orville Dooley a young prosperous farmer living near Coatsville died Saturday night when his new home burned. Neighbors found his body in the basement after the blaze. Rumors claim he was murdered to hide the crime. others say he fled with six hundred dollars drawn from a bank that day.
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Orville Dooley
Coatsville
den Tr. Dooley
Biar Oy
School Board Reorganizes and Elects Officers
The ajmelly school board elected Morgan president with Altes as vice president Comstech Secretary and W A Shelton treasurer. Committees named include Finance and Supplies led by Frank Stern, Comstock, Hayward, and Statton. A new teacher for next year is to be hired as several positions are filled.
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Ajmelly
Morgan
Altes
Comstech
W. A Shelton
Frank Stern
W A Shelton
Comstock
S D Hayward
Frank Statton
Glenn Frank Named Editor of Century Magazine
Glenn Frank former preacher and noted hero becomes editor of Century Magazine starting with the May issue. He has edited the editorial department under The Wolf of Affairs and will oversee a larger reading page count. Frank was born near Queen City and is about 61 years old.
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Glenn Frank
Century Magazine
Millavk
Queen City
Lapa
Osehuyler County
Severe Freeze Damages Fresh Buds on Local Crops
Readable fragments describe an intense cold snap last week causing damage to fruit buds. Earlier frost had already harmed crops, but the latest freeze reportedly intensified harm as buds were more advanced.
State Passes Dog Tax Law and Local Option Clause
The legislature approved a dog tax to fund county road work, one dollar for male dogs and three for females, with a local option requiring county vote to adopt. In Thayer Kansas, two widowed grandmothers, a telephone operator, and three housewives won city offices in a Republican sweep aided by petitions. The text also notes local youth and swimming concerns as a side topic.
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Senate
House
Thayer
Kansa Cers
Holt
Power Plots Draw Towns Into New Memphis Project
Unclear text outlines a plan to secure power from Keo Kuhoka, with multiple towns showing interest. The memo notes a $2,000 per mile figure and a strategy to sell stock to cover costs as towns weigh participation.
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Iineto
Farmers to Market Their Own Grain Plan Formed in Chicago
National farmers gathered in Chicago to design a marketing plan for grain. A cooperative agency system will allow optional pooling of grain and establish a nonstock corporation to handle grain from producer to manufacturer.
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Chicago
What would happen if the present power plant breaks down completely
The speaker warns of total blackout and loss of city services including fire protection if the current plant fails. They argue current plant is fragile and may fail any moment, urging decisive action on a proposed future plant to solve long standing light and water problems rather than quibbling over details.
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Unionville
Jean
Fanes
Nionville
Join Hands to Build Community House
The Amengan Legion and Linnells unite to erect a community house funded by £1000 from the state and band funds. The structure will host meetings and chautauquas and serve as a memorial to fallen comrades for the Legion post.
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Foo Dea
Amengan Legion
Linnells
Legion
League
Employment gains seen as wheels turn nationwide
A recent survey indicates rising male employment across many areas though St. Louis shows only modest gains. As employment improves, consumer spending resumes and economic activity accelerates. analysts say the bottom has been reached in several sectors and the upturn is beginning.
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St. Louis
New Electric Mixer Installed at Carroll and Patrie Bakery
Carroll and Patrie received a new electric bread mixing machine Monday. Installed at the start of the week, it will add much to their bakery. The machine handles six sacks of flour at once and replaces the old stand mixing system.
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Carroll & Patrie
Trade at Lemons Ends Store Ownership Change
John S Cullum traded his Lemons store to Messrs E Probasco and D E Probasco for their 100 acre farm east of Lemons. The Probasco brothers now run the store with D F in active charge.
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John S Cullum
Astreet
Lemons
Messrs & E
D E Probasco
Probasco Brothers
D F
Public sale notices listed with dates
Public sale notices list Feerett Davidson on Thursday April 14 A Griffin on Tuesday April 19 and Ross Humphreys on Wednesday April 20 as reported by The Republican.
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Feerett Davidson
A’ Griffin
Ross Humphreys
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