Farmers Meet Draws Large Crowd In Putnam County
A large crowd gathered last Thursday for a county Missouri Farmers Association event in Unionville. George M. Kelly urged better selling agencies and coordinated support from business leaders to protect farm interests and schools, while producers signed contracts and planned another meeting.
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Missouri Farmers Association
Putnam County
Bert Hopper
Women’s Progressive Farmers Association
George M Kelly
Kelly
California
Kentucky
Unionville
Tom DeWitt Fieldman
Leroy Halbert
Unity
New Unionville School Chief Visits Rosendale
Mr R H Watson of Rosendale recently visited Unionville to familiarize himself with the school system and meet staff. He plans to return in two to three weeks and start duties full time on August first, aiming for a successful year and may attend summer school at Missouri University to stay connected.
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R H Watson
Rosendale
Unionville Public Schools
Sunda
Watson
Missouri University
Gravel Trucks Gather For State Highway Work
A large force from Boone Iowa arrived to start gravel contracts on No. 5 State Highway but no gravel is yet available to lay. Delays in sourcing gravel delay work after grading near the Fortune home. Contractors left earlier this week while expecting shipments to resume next week and possible Iowa shipments were discussed if delays continued.
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Boone
D E. Fortune
Iowa
Weather Forecast for Missouri From Weather Bureau
Today's forecast from the Weather Bureau notes partly cloudy conditions tonight and Thursday. Scattered thunder showers are expected, with cooler air reaching the extreme north portion of the state.
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Missouri
U. S. Weather Bureau
Republican
Pecephone
Livestock Market Report From Major U S Markets
The morning radiophone market roundup shows receipts around 17 000 hogs 11 500 cattle and 13 000 to 14 000 lambs across St Louis Chicago and Kansas City regions. Hog prices 12 40 to 12 45 for 160 175 lb pigs, packing sows 10 70 to 13 40, cattle steady to weak with fed steers 9 26 to 10 50 and stockers 6 25 to 7 75, lambs 14 26 to 14 50, sheep steady with lambs rising slightly. Overall market slow to active with mixed demand across weight classes.
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St. Louis
Baas
Kansas
Sue
Post Office Confusion Over New Mailable Rates for The Republican
Confusion now surrounds mailable copies of The Republican after the new postage rate took effect. Many copies remain in post offices due to insufficient postage and cannot be returned because readers often mail them for others. Post office staff note Republicans commonly mail copies as gifts, but four cent postage per copy now applies, making secondhand issues costly.
Two Ford sedan thieves caught near Brookfield Iowa
Authorities report two of three young suspects, about 18 to 19, tied to a Ford sedan theft case have been captured after the car was abandoned north of Unionville. The brothers or companions hailed from Runnels Iowa and Des Moines, with St Joseph as the car’s origin. County officials from Corydon and Wayne county pursued leads, finding evidence including a wedding suit taken from Mr Faulkner’s home, as the investigation continues for the third suspect.
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Unionville
St Joseph
Theves
Brookfield
Runnels
Iowa
Des Moine
F EF Poston
Sherif Bard
J T Faulkner
Corydon Ta
Faulkner
Corydon
Hivange
Wayne County
CIA
Leona Cuvok Opal Spence Track News At Unionville High
Unionville high school students competed in a county track meet with Ralph Paul and Paul McKinley winning events from 220 to 440 yards. Debates and humorous reading contests followed with Mary Godfrey earning top honors in reading. The orchestra performed as teams prepared for Kirksville contest and a Friday night vocal solo contest crowned Willie Quigley as winner.
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Robert Murphy
Kirksville
Robert
Chickame
Wellner
Qureley
Bert
Ted
Kirksnville
Congress
Dupereme
Unionville
Mary Godfrey
Lemons Ve
Melissa
Byne Peters
Mary
Lnionvaille Lemman Worthington
Lucerne High Schoa
Onionvne
Pty Cash
Paul McKinley
Ralph Paul
Ralph Panu
Cash Pau McKinley
Ralph Pact
Sao Nard
He Pittman
Jin Gibson
Rusti
Dalle Lewis
Bryan Clark
Broad June Dallan Lew
Paul McKinies
Cloyd Vermillion
Lemona
Wille Quigley
Monville
Cloyd Vermilion
Jack
Willie Igley
Walle
Unonville Orchestra
Walker Family Ties and Montana Education Levy News
The text records Walker family connections across Corvallis and Antonville with grandmothers and great grandmothers named, and notes Cleo Walker in Montana. It then reports two new crew dive schools in Lubai County to be aided by Supt Loughridge, Martinstown and Blackbird districts facing a 65 cent levy and a two year program, requiring extra rooms and teachers funded by state aid.
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Lubai County
Loughridge
Marti Tan
Blacktira
Martinstown
Blackbird
Cincinnati Review Resumes as Guy Reed Takes Editorship
Cincinnati Iowa amid ongoing efforts to stabilize its local paper. Guy Reed, brother of former editor Glenn Reed and owner, assumed full control and began duties as editor last week. Town hopes the move will end troubles and support local upbuilding.
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Cincinnati
Iowa
Glenn Reed
Centerville
Guy Reed
Glenn
Review
Scrivening and Conveying: A L Winchell’s 1840s Card
Mr David Winchell finds a Bemfeld Pennsylvania business card for his father A L Winchell dated February 26, 184. It advertises scrivening and conveying services with mortages bonds leases and releases at short notice and fair terms. Winchell moved to Putnam County in 1853 and died in 1872 five miles west of Unionville. he served nine years as Putnam County assessor.
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David Winchell
A L. Winchell
Bemfeld
Winchell
Putnam County
Unionville
Grade Building Work Proceeds Rapidly
The removal of unsafe brick from the Grade building is progressing quickly. Most work is finished though some remains. Bricks from the east wall are pulverized but usable for the backing wall and are being sorted.
Worthington Bank Teavess and Local Turmoil Chronicle
The Worthington tale recounts long local struggle over banking and town governance. It details a contentious period with civic sacrifice, plans, and the Bank of Worthington’s prominence amid shifting political and economic currents.
Reunion memory at Linnem Boulevard church service
In a Kersus City gathering at Linnem Boulevard Church of Christ, locals recall familiar names from the "Old Home Town" era. Among those remembered are Mr Ro Hutchiet formerly of Kikaville and Mrs Hutchison formerly of Unionsville, plus Miss Jean Mechinles and other past teachers and residents. The article notes Mr Hutchison now works as an Internal Revenue Bureau accountant in Kanegas. The piece ends with a reflection on how hearing these names makes the world seem small.
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Dlarry
Linnem Boulevard
Cheimtos
Kersus
Ro. Hutchiet
Kikaville
Kes Hutchison
Hutchizon
Kanegas Tradiion
Forester Drill Held by Missourians Aimed at National Gathering
A forester drill organized in Wisconsin prepares a Missourian contingent for a national encampment. The group convened in Milwaukee for practice with Mayor Gowinner expected to oversee training and ensure a strong showing at the national event.
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Gary
Storm Alead
Beng Organi
Ong Ib
Nereisea
A Herald
Milwontukee
Wisconsin
Gowinner
Burglar Steals From St Bushee on West Main Street
A window pane was broken to gain entry at St Bushee’s business on West Main Street Sunday night. Three thieves entered, stealing candy tobacco and cigars, leaving 25 or 80 pennies in the drawer and about $26 to $30 in goods. They left by replacing the window pane but damaged a corner.
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Burgiara
Bushees
West Main Street
Bushee
Boy Struck by Shot Put Iron Injures Local Youth
Jesse Spence nine or ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Pete Spence was seriously hurt last Wednesday when struck in the eye by a heavy shot put iron used by the high school track team. He received medical attention but full extent of injuries is not yet known.
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Jesse
Pete Spence
Unionville Golf Club to Open Next Sunday
The Unionville Golf Club sets opening date for next Sunday with a picnic at 12:30 pm at the Cabin. A handicap committee will present a detailed program of contests and events for members after lunch.
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Unionville Golf Club
ALL TF HERS ELECTED
The board of education reelected all high school teachers on the same basis as this year. Some may not return next year due to other offers, but the aim is to complete the corps early to ensure a good school year.
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Board of Education
Vegetation Flows as Rain Sparks Spring Growth
Cool spell delayed growth but recent rains and warm weather spurred budding and blossoming. Saturday night downpours heavy in the south and east of Unionville with hail reported southeast, followed by another half inch rain Monday night and balmy Tuesday.
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Unionville
Commencement Address Set for Unionville High School
Unionville High School schedules its 14th commencement for May 14 with Dr I Kingsbury of Kirksville State Teachers College delivering the address. Baccalaureate sermon by Rev Joe Knierim is planned for May 10 at 11 a.m. The event draws a large graduating class, boosting expected attendance.
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Unionville High School
I. Kingsbury
Kirksville State Teachers College
Kingsbury
Unionville
Joe Knierim
Ocal Methodist Church
Missouri crime survey under state justice group
A statewide survey of crime in Missouri is being conducted under the Missouri Association of Criminal Justice. The project aims to determine whether existing laws are adequate or need strengthening to improve law enforcement outcomes.
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Missouri
Missouri Association of Criminal Justice
Seymour residents push census to city status
In Seymour Town residents conduct a house to house census to help be counted as a city of 2,000. A census taker canvasses every home, and the Herald notes that last week more than fifty new names were added when overlooked residents reported their details.
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Seymour
Wheeler Trial Opens in Great Falls Federal Court
The trial of United States Senator Burton K Wheeler of Montana proceeds in the federal court at Great Falls. Wheeler is charged with practicing before federal bureaus for money while a senator, with the government alleging an agreement to push deals yielding millions for both him and a partner. The case is hotly contested and draws nationwide interest.
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United States
Burton K Wheeler
Montana
Great Falls
Wheeler
Iowa Gas Tax Change Stops Missouri Shoppers
Missouri residents crossing into Iowa to buy cheaper gasoline are affected as the Iowa legislature passes a two cent per gallon gas tax change. The new law recently went into effect, ending the cross‑state advantage for Missouri buyers and aligning fuel taxes across the state.
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Missouri
Iowa
Unionville Team Dominates Narrowly in Track Meet
In a rugged competition Unionville's squad edged rivals with Lewis Shultz of Lucerne leading the championship performance. Lemons and Vermillion also excelled. the event featured close scoring and notable distance trials, as teams battled for top honors and future meet readiness.
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Unionville
Lewis Shultz
Lucerne
Supreme Court
Bryan Thomas
Unionville Jam
Felfete Worthis
Gaionville
Illie
Unionvile
Lemena
Hall
Duncan
Shults
Neele
Rea
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