Telephone rate dispute delays Unionville increase
Putnam County Telephone Company delays a scheduled rate hike set for September 1 after a Monday meeting. Manager W W Tracy agrees to withdraw the rise while residents seek improved service and monitor progress. Petition signatures and plans for an expert supervisor accompany the pause, with a potential future rise if service fails to improve.
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Putnam County Telephone Company
W W Tracy
Unionville
Tracy
Bar Baley
Publi Service Commission
Tracy Mule
Proposti
Peters
Venice
Centerville Edges Unionville In Tight Baseball Showdown
In a crowd pleasing season highlight Centerville held off Unionville 3 to 2 as two Centerville pitchers dazzled while Unionville left fielder and shortstop misplayed key drives. Centerville scored in the third and ninth aided by a two base hit to center, while Unionville answered with a late rally but fell short. The game showcased hard defense and timely hitting as Centerville aims to carry momentum into next Sunday's rematch with a stronger visiting opponent.
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Centerville
LU Nonville
Exrath
Unionville
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Laving
Isue
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Cu Town
Bankers Beat Store Clerks In Novel Girls Baseball Game
A quirky baseball match saw bank girl employees win 17 to 12 against a team of store clerks. The event featured many players with strong performances and a lively crowd despite limited knowledge of the game. Separately, Democrats held a county meeting nominating a full slate including two women to the ticket. Manley McKinley Sheff and Judge John Boland led the ticket with other executives named.
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Tr A Pranklin
Thesr County
Manley McKinley Sheff
LL A Carroll
Weat
John Boland
East End
Herbert Furguson
Thos. B Davis
Roxie Crumpacker
Neosho Jones
Lon Davis
B. E. Cobb
New mine to be opened near town by Murphy and Whitney
Messrs. Murphy and Whitney who suffered the loss of the tipple and shaft at the Altes mine southeast of town are not only busy restoring that mine but are opening another about two miles south of town on the John Cullum place. They hope to produce a large quantity of coal within a few weeks.
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Messrs. Murphy and Whitney
Altes
John Cullum
Child Bitten by Dog at Durbin Home
Sixteen month old child of Mr and Mrs Bennie Durbin was bitten at their home Tuesday afternoon. Affected area included a torn nasal flap and deep lacerations. Child treated and improving. dog rabies examination pending.
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Bennie Durbin
D ‘Armine
STAT TICKETS NOMINATED IN MISSOURI RACE
Republicans nominated a full slate led by A. M. Hyde for governor and Hiram Lloyd for lieutenant governor with Seilen P. Spencer as U S senator and Max A. Becker as secretary of state. Democrats countered with JM Atkinson for governor and C M Buford for lieutenant governor.
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Revenge
Missouris
A. M. Hyde
Hiram Lloyd
Seilen P. Spencer
Max A. Becker
George F. Huckmann
L. D. Thompson
Jesse W. Barrett
Supreme Court
Conway Elder
Edward Higbee
David E Bie
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Democrats
JM. Atkinson
Mrckenidge Long
C M_ Buford
John L. Sullivan
George H. Middlecamp
John H. Stone
W H. Meredith
W. T. Ragland
J. J. Williamson
Fred L. Witliams
Tennessee Offers Women Vote in State Election
The Tennessee house passed the woman suffrage amendment 50 to 46, making Tennessee the 36th state to grant women the right to vote for all officers in the coming general election. Republicans and Democrats split along party lines with a sharp, noisy debate as supporters celebrated. Stephen Nye backed by the Tennessee Constitutional League to contest the vote.
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Iowa
Tennessee
United States
Tennessee Constitutional League
Coal strikes loom as talks falter countrywide
On the eve of fall and winter the nation faces coal strike threats with increased demands and failed conferences between workers and operators. Some workers strike unauthorized while others idle due to fuel shortages. Public disruption looms as unions prepare actions and organizers try to avert widespread disruption.
Teachers Gather for County Course of Study Instruct Tour
A splendid attendance of the teachers of the counts occurred Monday and Tuesday. They spent time understanding the entines of the course of study and familiarizing themselves with the machinery of the schools. Excellent tasks were assigned by school men and women from the center, making the time profitable and significant. Schick came down Sunday from Centersille Ta and accompanied Mrs Schick home that evening.
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Foln Schick
Centersille Ta
Mrs Schick
Public notice on bond conversion to permanent issues
Temporary bondholders are urged to send or have their bonds sold to the Federal Reserve Bank of St Louis for conversion into permanent bonds, of either the registered or the complete coupon issue. This notice specifies the process for converting temporary bonds to permanent ones.
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Federal Reserve Bank of
New York
Liberty Loan
Federal Reserve District
New York Federal Reserve Bank
Reserve Bank
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Webber
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Howard Thompson
Intonville
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