Rooms Wanted for School Students in Unionville
Notice warns of potential room shortages for incoming students as school opens. It asks residents who have rooms to rent to contact Superintendent Kerr or Dan Comstock, secretary of the Board of Education, and for students seeking rooms to inform these officials. It encourages local cooperation to welcome students.
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Unionville
Sharthes
Kerr
Dan Comstock
Board of Education
Mr.i
GARRISONS TO MOVE HERE FROM CLARENCE
Mrs. Oscar Garrison and her son expect to move to this city from Clarence within two weeks. They have sold their jewelry business and will likely enter the same line here. They rent the McKinley home now occupied by Dr and Mrs Painter. Mrs. Garrison is daughter of Mr and Mrs Goodrich. Mr and Mrs Forben and family of Trenton are visiting relatives here this week.
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Pend
Oscar Garnon
Son
Clarence
J C. McKinley
FE. M Painter
Garrison
E A Goodrich
G. S Forben
Trenton
Powersville teen to attend Boys State Fair School at Sedalia
James Woods of Powersville, after passing the top exam in Putnam county, will represent the county at Missouri’s Boys State Fair School in Sedalia August 14 21. L Campbell of the state education department heads the school. Young W Peari! leaves Powersville August 13 for the fair.
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Putnam County
James Woods
Powersville
New Restaurant Set to Open in McCutchen Building
Busy crews in the McCutchen building prepare a new restaurant on the east side awaiting a grand opening by Mr. Y and Mr. Rose as renovations near completion. Local reports indicate an opening expected soon with the Glass place project advancing.
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Carpen
McCutchen
Y, Ge
Mr. Rose
Fiat
Glass Place
Ony Sonti Sy
Neh Das
Post Office Fixtures Relocated To Rear Building
The fixtures and boxes of the post office have been moved to the rear of the building which has housed the office for years. Removal began Sunday and workers are settling in, shifting the rent area to the west and a side street. Mr and Mrs G W Summers and Mr and Mrs Joel Summers left Saturday night for a weeklong automobile trip through Kansas.
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G W Summers
Joel Summers
Kansas
Missouri Primary Returns Show Hyde Lead in Governor Race
Early returns from Missouri indicate Hon. Arthur M. Hyde leading the Republican governor race with a wide margin, while Senator Spencer leads in the party for U. S. Senate. Democrats report Atkinson ahead for governor and Long atop the Democratic Senate field, with Priest close behind in some areas.
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Arthur M. Hyde
Trenton
McJimsey
St. Louis
Hyde
Spencer Apparen
Maas
St App
Dott Oe Eppenente
Avig
Trong
St. S
Spencer
Atkinson
Long
Judge Priest
Rieger
Re ™ Jue
Macon
Romiue
Putnam County
Hanel
Houston
Midnigt
Hay
Clark County
U. S
Davis
Minnis
Lindsey
Higdon
Priest
Scruton
Pearmacy
Demotrat—Mayer
Yeres
Merryman
Unionville Wins Over New Town In Thrilling Baseball Tilt
Unionville edged New Town to in a Sunday baseball clash marked by even hits and errors. Pete Mores pitched well for Unionville, later joined by improving fielding as they gain cohesion. next up is a match with Be Heck at Pollock.
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Newtown
Jesus
Unionville Boys
Pete
Mores
Perad Newtown
Unionville
Pollock
Heck
Ita
UT Gs
Robberies Surge Across Cities Demand Vigilante Response
The article laments unprecedented robbery waves in major cities with gangs extending into the countryside to rob banks. It calls for organized citywide hunts to end the activity and suggests reviving old‑style vigilance for a deterrent effect.
President Wilson and League of Nations stance debated
The piece notes President Wilson’s view of a looming European war and his belief the U S should have joined the League of Nations. It states Americans prefer staying outside the League to avoid European conflicts and brawls.
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Wilson
Europe
United States
League of Nations
League
Japan Seizes Siberian Provinces Amid League Tensions
Japan acts boldly in Siberia seizing mineral rich provinces while the League of Nations stalls. Other nations largely assent, focusing on their own territorial gains, with the United States as the notable exception.
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League of Nations
Bartoon
Japan
Siberia
United States
Government to fix maximum coal prices amid profiteering
Officials consider setting a ceiling on coal prices as nine districts face price gouging. Operators are accused of exploiting conditions to raise costs, prompting public calls for restraint unless profits are curbed.
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Coal Nine
Graysville Defeats Kirksville 7 to 6 In Sunday Baseball
Graysville edged Kirksville 7 to 6 in a close Sunday game. Milan players were injured in a separate car accident en route to Livonia where Livonia later beat a picked-up team. Livonia had previously lost by a single score to Albia.
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Graysville
Kirksville
Livonia
Milan
Piaces
Albia
Has-beens vs Regulars Baseball Game Friday Evening
A local town social invites a Friday six o'clock charity clash at the baseball park. The Has-beens team lists P. W. Porter as pitcher and Roy Hale as catcher with a full lineup including Alva Berry and Carl Grant. admission is 15 cents to aid paying for balls and laughter.
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P. W. Porter
Roy Hale
Alva Berry
A. B. Pratt
Carl Grant
Vere Rachford
Red” Martin
Wille Rockwood
Pat Dennis
Gene Hunsaker
Guy Smith
Robert Little
Bernie Terrell
Arrest of Wm Tri Jet Tipit Uaseayals for Burglary and Theft
Sheriff L Porter of this county arrested Wm Tri jet Tipit Uaseayals on Saturday on charges of breaking into a Lucerne area house, bribery attempt, and stealing a revolver, a dollar, and other items. A revolver and ninety cents were found. he confessed to the break in but denied taking other items. Sheriff Elisha Dickson later transported him to Unionville for circuit court awaiting trial. He had also married a Milan woman during liberty and was later turned over to army authorities for taking leave of absence.
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L. ' ‘Porter
Wm. Tri Jet Tipit
Lucerne
Elisha Dickson
Putnam County
Unionville
Besso
Milan
Harding speech defends old fashioned horse sense and laws
The speech argues counties should be governed by experienced party leadership. It cites seven years of past experience as proof and says increased production will lower living costs. It supports enforcing laws while allowing lawful change, and takes a strong stand on prohibition as unassailable.
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Harding
Ows
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4Itizens Bank OF
State Fair School
the National Bank of Unionville
Unionville, Missouri
Member
Federal Reserve Bank System No. 8
F. C. Elson
Hyde and
K Ami
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Long Beast
Dee
Ued
Elvins
Iille
Buford
Harrison
Austin
Becker
Sailivan
Hackmann
Marrs
Fuumerick
Middlekamp
Dougherty
Wiles
Thompson
Holsterer Beacy
Stone
Ublican
O’fallon
Barrett
Dow
Kimbrell
Meredith
McGruder
Judge Supreme Court No
Elder
Gentry
Dannon
Ragland
Judge Supreme Court No. Eat
Ublican Adizon
Dunn
Hmocrat
Vudge K. C. Court of Appeals
Reene Ryne Arnold
Publizax
Republican— Pro Judgement
Waal
Criff
Robinson Ee Aeblican
Theigilantes
Liberty, Victory & Other
Federal Reserve Bank
Marshall National Bank
Thrift Movement
Mara
Pat Orr
McCutchen & Unionville
Missouri
Farmers Bank OF Unionville
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