Unionville Bands Require Sacrifice and Practice
In Unionville the senior and junior bands build from individual skill to a harmonious group. Members endure two weekly evenings of work without pay, buying instruments and music, with leaders like Earle Dillinger guiding a growing musical effort across two distinct ensembles.
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Unionville
Axnide
Earle Dillinger
S. May
Alow
Persorner
Unionville Banda
Dillinger
Harold Underwood
Alpha Shelton
Richard Dickerson
Rose
Robert Donaldson
Jennings Banner
Corneta
Dwight Hibbs
Gilbert Gehm
C. Melody
Chas Patrie
Glen Shelton
Clarence Pratt
F.xterly Stalcup
Keith Moran
Quedar Morgan
On Ruth
Frusten Mullenix
Jeland Casady
Franklin Child
Johnny Biggie
Doral Flynn
Neal Garnson
John Comstock
Johnny Jones
Francis Bacus
Faimund Clark
Mr Singer
Harold Ruth
James Wells
Clark Huston
Georgia Legislature votes down anti evolution measure
Georgia lawmakers rejected an amendment to a appropriation bill that would have barred state aid to any school allowing theories contrary to creation as outlined in the Bible. The debate reflected broader resistance to teaching evolution in state schools.
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Tr Thergia
Betel Road
Car Turned Over In Corydon Collision
A report from Corydon Indiana describes a single vehicle crash near Bays Street where several young people were involved. The car rolled over during the week and was cleared with the occupants escaping unharmed.
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Zarnote Schodt
Corydon
Etire
White Ants Ravage Home Sills in 1908 Built House
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Freed see extensive destruction of sills by white ants. Br. Freed hires B. F. Page to repair the sills, erected in 1908, finding five or six sills nearly eaten away. One shell of a sill remains, others largely consumed. Sills were white pine. Some believe creosote coating at lay time might have prevented the damage, though this is speculative.
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W. J. Freed
B. F. Page
Br. Freed
They Like Our Camp Tourists praise local camp’s simple comforts
The article notes growing tourist use of a nearby camp praised for its simple yet adequate accommodations. Visitors from Missouri Oregon Kansas and Montana sign a register and leave favorable remarks, while local rules keep the site orderly and welcoming. The camp spreads the town’s goodwill and spirit.
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Dr . L. Haning
Humphreys
Dean
Francis Martin
Lebanon
Oregon
Frank C
Jessie Walker
St Louis
St. Louis
Nionville
Two Picnics in Putnam County Attract Large Crowds
Two annual picnics drew large crowds this week in Putnam County. Powersville hosted Tuesday with fine weather and a strong program, Hartford saw big crowds Tuesday night and again today, as locals reunite with friends and relatives.
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Putnam County
Powersville
Farmers Association
Hartford
Jamesport Man Charged in Car Burning Conspiracy
Dave access a pera pro prietor of Jamesport bound over to circuit court on charges of conspiring to burn motor cars of E. F. At of Trenton for insurance fraud. The alleged plan involved several men in a ring to steal and trash cars for value and parts, with failed payments triggering the arson scheme.
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Dave Access
Jamesport
Circuit Court
E. F
Trenton
Harricaga
Automo Automobiles
Hockrites
Weather Forecast Mild and Fair Today
A mostly clear day is forecast with light winds and mild temperatures. No rain is expected as high pressure dominates the region. Morning sunshine gives way to a gentle afternoon with comfortable conditions for outdoor activities.
Local liquor raid yields seven barrels of mash and trap door find
Sheriff Burns and deputies seized seven barrels of mash and other illicit liquor items at the home of Dewry Purkeypile north of Omaha. Two men, 8am and Richard Andrews, were arrested on felony and misdemeanor counts, Purkeypile posted bond for 1600 dollars as court terms approach.
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Curkin
Casady
Hainley
Dewry
Omaha
Richard Andrews
Purkeypile
Unionsville Defeats Kirksville 8 To 4 In Close Contest
The Tongarville baseball team defeated Kirksville 8 to 4 in a Sunday afternoon game, avenging a prior loss. Kay Jones earned the win for Unionsville with a strong pitching performance, as Kirksville scored in the eighth inning on an error. A large crowd attended. next Sunday features Centerville at Kirksville.
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Kirksville
Sianday
Covenge
Kay Jones
Korkville
Sontonville
Centerville
Guthries Transfer to Brookfield Lead RF Little & Son Office
Mr and Mrs Guthrie King moved from Poteau Oklahoma to Brookfield Missouri and now run RF Little & Son loan office there. The Brookfield post had been managed by Robert Little, who also heads Unionville office, and the new leadership changes reflect the shift. Mrs King, formerly Miss Mary Little, visited Unionville Sunday at Mrs R Little and Robert Lathe homes.
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Guthrie King
Poteau Okla
Brookfield
RF Little & Son Loan
Robert Little
Unionville
King
R Little
Robert Lathe
Mary Little
French Finances Banks for Late Reports in Missouri
State Banking Commissioner E French names eight Missouri banks and trust companies that failed to file reports under the last banking call. They face a fine of 100 a day for each day of delay from July, among about 1800 institutions in the state. The reports reflect the new system requiring complete and intimate assessments of a bank's condition and loans.
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E. French
Missouri
Stop Signs Planned at Seymour to Curb Traffic
Seymour residents face traffic changes as stop signs will be installed at all approaches to the aglow square to force drivers to halt before entering the area. The Herald notes the growing number of automobiles requires stricter rules to reduce accidents and regulate flow.
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Seymour, Sr
Aglow
Herald
Livestock Market Report From Three Major Markets
Livestock prices show best cattle quotes of the season in Chicago, with hogs 10 to 16 cents lower and sheep steady to strong. St Louis and Kansas City receipts are listed, with hogs and cattle prices trading down or steady and lambs and ewes varying, buyers cautious awaiting larger runs.
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Strom
Anser
Cin
Braden
Turmlay
St Louis Celpta
Kansas City
Geis
Little Do
Des Moines Band Concert Plays Sousa and Jazz Pieces
A Des Moines band concert features trombone program pieces including The Stars and Stripes Forever and Trombone Blues. Performers Don Ruth and Truxton Mullenix solo, with Etta Hunt and Skaggs joining in pieces such as When My Sugar Walks Down the Street and Cupid's Charms. The program includes Overture The Bandmen's Delight and a Serenade March India. Glory of the Trumpets closes the event.
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Fite
Des Moines
Don Ruth
Mullenix
Stara and Stripes
Sousaille
Walt
Skaggs
Katenberg
Truxton Mullenix
Wee - Skang
Sugar
Etta Hunt
Miller
Accident Reveals Booze Theft at Busy Town Street
In a congested street scene, a rush by bystanders and a Powar Italian man led to a gasoline leak discovery. Officers reported a gallon of liquor missing from a car after a theft. Witnesses described chaos as three individuals were taken to court.
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Gow Ross
New Ger
Venn
Powar
Oake Street
Buddy Latinerd
Aeather Fron
Weather and crop view on bumper corn in Iowa
Charles Reed, government weather and crop man at The Moin es Ja, argues bumper corn can hurt Iowa farmers if prices drop. He notes experience shows moderate crops may yield more real income than a very large crop, and cites dry weather during silking as harming Iowa corn.
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Charles Reed
Th Moines
Iowa
Son and Father Injured in Separate Accidents Near Unionville
A seven year old boy, son of James Law, living six to seven miles southeast of Unionville, fell from a jenny Sunday evening and fractured his left elbow. On Monday evening, Sam Law started to crank his car. the engine kicked and broke a bone in his right wrist. The report notes similar injuries to both father and son within twenty four hours and comments on the slot of differing causes.
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James Lawson
Unionville
Sam
Grim World War trophy cannon arrives for public display
A captured German 77 mm cannon arrives in town and is installed near the Court House Park. The gun was shipped from Hartnan Arsenal New Jersey and unloaded at the depot. Local G A R officials lead a parade and ceremony with civic groups and the Am erican Legion. The weapon, bearing battle scars, stands as a memorial to Allied victory and a reminder to future generations to guard freedom.
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Germany
United States
de Red
Jn Fonville
Ordnance Department
Harttan Arsenal
Metuchen
New Jersey
G A. R
A J. Bennett
Basin House
Onville
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Sefenesuonot
Plac
Utp
Putnam County
Chillicothe Wins North Central Missouri Golf Tournament
The Chillicothe Golf Club captured the loving cup by one point over nearby rival Laurena ville. Players from Unionville attended amid rain and flooding turning roads but a dry stretch allowed travel. The Illinois championship tournament is set for Chillicothe on the 19th 40th and 27th with qualifying rounds on the 18th.
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North Central Missouri Golf Association
Chillicothe
Lrentan
Anvanville
Milan
Kirksville Warnet
Geveral
Unionville
Donated Lots for City Park in Moulton Named Pulliam Park
Mrs Othe T Pulliam donated three adjacent lots to the city of Moulton to serve as a new park in memory of her husband, a longtime headny merchant. The city will maintain the land, and the park will be named Pulliam Park, promising a lasting recreation ground for residents.
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Moulton
Toc
Othe T. Pulliam
the Tribune
Pulliam
Hanband
Maybe A Woman Bur glar In Moulton Iowa
Residents suspect a female thief operated in Moulton Iowa taking women’s wear and furnishings. A wedding ring lay outside the entrance and the passage was small enough for a child in a pram to enter. Authorities consider a man and woman duo.
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Moulton
Iowa
Tribune
Miss Ruth Gardner Weds W C Sherard in Kirksville
Miss Ruth Gardner daughter of Mr and Mrs C C Gardner of Kirksville married Tuesday morning at nine to Mr W C Sherard of Vicksburg Mississippi. Sherard a student at the Osteopathic college in Kirksville. Mrs Sherard known in Unionville and is sister of Henry Gardner. The couple left for Vicksburg after the ceremony.
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C. C. Gardner
Kirksville
W. C. Sherard
Vicksburg
Mississipp
Sherard
Osteopathic College
Unionville
Henry Gardner
Gardner
Mae
Carrie Elgon
Martha
Guy Elson
Isa McCutchen
Mac
Cemetery Notice for Torrey Confete Get
Public notice invites all interested persons to attend a cemetery event or service at the Torrey site. Details are unclear in the notice text but callouts indicate a gathering or ceremony date and location are expected.
Missouri Tourist Trail Proposed by Putnamite Leader
E D Brasfield outlines a two to eight day Missouri tour from Putnam County highlighting key stops such as Kickapoo, Jefferson City, Osage River, Ha Ha Tonka, Lake of the Ozarks, and Branson. He urges visitors to explore state parks like Alley Springs and Big Spring Park, promoting the state’s scenic beauty and hospitality to attract travelers and support tourism efforts.
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Union
J Kney
Persia
Planni
Brasfield
Missouri ix
Unionville
Route 4
Spacester An
State Capitol
Missouri State Penitentiary
Willie
Jefferson City
I Than
Me Tonka
Witex Bagnell
Osage
Tees
Zebra
Elda
Linn Creek
Ha Ba Seka
Thia
Apeinpfield
Beatson Ang Ety Milen
Seeley
Bireh
Alley Springs
Yan Baran
Big Spring Park
Unclear OCR Lines Hint Local Event
Fragmentary text mentions Unionville and Albia Iowa and a course. Unable to determine subject, date, or outcome from the garbled OCR.
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