Frown the Republican and Hatfield Misadventure
A fragment reports a rabbit shooting incident involving Joe Hatfield and Hiram Hatfield on a road near Veratt. It notes a misfire near a rabbit and mentions Lowground, Will Gray, and a building vacated by the Hotson family with Poly Fen occupying a room. Kentucky Hall is described as under new management by Mrs Jon Curby with G C Losey as proprietor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Hatfield
Hiram Hatfield
Joe
Hiram Slumie
Will Gray
de Hotson
Poly Fen
Kentucky Hall
Jon Curby
Losey
Local Injuries Reported in Railway Yard and Street Incident
Will Pickett suffered a four pain injury to his right hand when a car of railroad material moved suddenly. Miss Nettie Niday received a severe injury Monday morning when an iron frame fell from a door frame and struck her, rendering her briefly unconscious. Miles Mulaniy was assaulted and stabbed nine times at a show in Graynville last Friday. A tire cutting incident involved Had and Pists Johnson, followed by a gang attack on Mr Ulanix as he tried to defend himself.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nettie Niday
Miles Mulaniy
Graynville
Had
Johnson
Fance
Sparks
Mrulanix
Ten Years Ago This Week Across the County
An ACW resident Mr Nancy Branscout slipped at a crossing near the T A Moore home and fractured a bone. In Jackson township flood conditions endangered Mr and Mrs Geo Weck as a buggy was swept away and Mr Peak and wife clung to trees until help arrived.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nancy Branscout
T&a Moore
Geo Weck
Jackson Township
Pollock
Peek
Mr Peak
Institute urges cull of nonlayers among Putnam county hens
The Blue Valley Institute recommends removing about 25 percent of hens that do not pay their way as layers. It argues culling is easier by pelvic bone width and vent condition, noting that nonlayers slow in July and August and will not necessarily resume laying in winter.
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Putnam County
Blue Valley
Reamery Institute
Institute
Turber
Sumilor
Hon Ceeorgs Hubbell
Trenton
Putnass County Court House
Farmers aim to sell products locally under co operative laws
The article stresses farmers’ right to market farm products in local towns and markets across Missouri. It urges local merchants, Chambers of Commerce, Commercial Clubs, and bankers to understand cooperative principles to align local business interests with farmer aims, promising continuation next week.
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Theoys
Coates
Congresa Sai
Ake
Alméet
Head
Coolnnge
Agricultun
UN Anet Progresve
Wesan
Bevin Ane Neal
Forsee
Missouri
Oeeral Citie
Ole
Great Central
Missouri Hog Cholera Losses Hit $1 200 000 In Year
Missouri hog cholera caused 84 hogs per thousand losses on state farms ending May 1. The Blue Valley Creamery Institute cites $1,565,439 drained from owners. Despite a better year than 1922, total losses still high, with preventative measures urged in farms and sanitary steps to curb the outbreak.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
United States
HP Courtry
Uae
Maord
Chesar
Wallis
Family Reunion Dinner At Bruce Home
A reunion gathering took place at the Bruce home in Lucerne for Miss Lonella Bruce of Alan Oh, with five relatives present. Attendees included Mrs George Hill, Ron Elden, Mrs Hugh Hit, Raval Strand, Vern Hoo and family, and many others from nearby towns such as Brookfield Humphreys, Hopeton, Livenside, Wall Bruce, Bruce Edd Bruce, Chabern Will Floyd Hall, Allen Hall, Charley Larence, Lenna Shelley, Leta Steward, and Harmon DeHaven.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DL Bruce
Lucerne
Lonella Bruce
Alan Oh
Livenside
Mer
John Brose
George (Raymen
Wall Bruce
Bruce Edd Bruce
Tuck Parsons
Chabern Will Floyd Hall
Allen Hall
Charley Larence
Howard Minx Kilna Neobee
Lenna Shelley
Leta Steward
Harry Hall
Harmon DeHaven
Forensic Reversal on Third Party Slush Fund Claims
The piece recaps a presidential campaign controversy about a supposed multi million to trillion dollar slush fund for Coolidge. Telegraphers Ball and another operator allegedly produced forged messages from the Franklin National Bank to Federal Reserve banks and a note to Stokesbury. The executive session deemed the telegraphs forgeries.
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Coolidge
Committee Room
Ames
James M Ball
Shiesei Loorri Shieeel owas born mites toof Antonavitle Mo Mareh
Shiesei Loorri Shieeel died aged about 102 years. He left a large family including a sister Dora Shearer of Madrid and brothers Dim and John Shaeel. Funeral services were held at the Christian Home cemetery with Rev. Doe Hmierim officiating.
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Loorri
Shieeel Owas
Cuthea Toof
Antonavitle
Agatatlan
Dora Shearer
Madrd
Dim
John Shaeel
Near Unionestle
Pennville Mo
Chintan Hem
Doehmierim
Mob
Peartoile
Thanks for Kindness After Our Loss
The family expresses gratitude to neighbours and friends for sympathy and support during the illness and death of our loved one. Mom Paul Bebermeyer was called to Kansas City Monday to see her grandmother Mrs Marorter, who was seriously ill according to a telegram received that morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Bebermeyer
Kansas City
Mrs Marorter
Railroads to replace steam lines with motor cars on key branches
Plan discussed by railroad executives proposes replacing steam lines with a 58 foot motor car under 4 trucks, capacity 40 plus baggage and market facilities. Rumor says cars will run on branches including Red to Griswold Creston to Fen and Chariton to Indianola, to meet growing motor bus competition. Davis County Iowa Republican.
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Ee Conti
Elfext
Therg
Red
Griswold
Creston
Fen
Chariton
Indianola
Davis County
Iowa
Mrs La Follette Declines Senate Run Hope Biography Aid Cause
Efforts to persuade Mrs. Robert La Follette to run for the unexpired Senate term failed. She told supporters she could advance her husband’s cause by writing his biography. It is believed his son will seek the nomination through his father’s organization, facing challenge from the regular Republican machine seeking to recapture the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert la Follette
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