Market Report From Three Primary Markets
Hog runs remain heavy with declines since Monday as Chicago receipts reach 66 000 on Monday 48 000 on Tuesday and 26 000 today Cattle show strong activity with broad gains in Chicago and softer sheep Hog prices fall 15 to 2 0 cents with packers cut 25 to 50 cents while cattle trade strong for top grades and steady for feeders Veal and horse stock trade mixed with a generally firmer tone in St Louis and Kansas City Egg market firm with fresh gathered eggs offered at 65 cents and 2 828 cases received.
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Chicago
Weber
St. Lows
Kaneas
Smith Announces Candidacy for State Superintendent
W S Smith superintendent of the city schools of Excelsior Springs announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for state school superintendent. He has taught in rural and elementary schools in Luclede county and led districts in Seymour Marshfield and Lebanon. A Springfield Teachers College and State University graduate he also served in Governor Baker’s office as State Teacher Training High School Inspector.
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W S. Smith
Frocessior
Springa
Excelsior Springs
Smith
Baker
Women given peace bonds after assault trials in Frenton
Two women faced peace bonds after trials on assault charges in Frenton. Mrs Rose Call was fined 3 dollars with 15.30 dollars costs for assaulting Mrs Callie Williams. Police say the pair had two recent fights over a dispute about children and a wheel on a baby buggy was used, injuring Williams.
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Junge H. A. Ward
Frenton
Republican
Rose Call
Costa
Callie ‘Williams
Call
Auto Crash Near Galt Injures Four Aboard
Mrs Vernie Brassfield Jack and Miss May Johnson travel from Trenton to Galt when a passing car’s lights blind the driver. The Galt vehicle leaves the road and lands in a ditch. Miss Johnson is thrown through the windshield. injuries are reported but details are unclear.
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Vernie Brassfield
Martin Hamlett Wedding in Unionville Quiet Ceremony
Claude Hamlett and Mary Martin wed in Unionville on a Saturday in April with Rev. A P. Keist presiding. Martin, daughter of Mrs. Sarah Martin, is a Unionville High School graduate who studied at Harlin Notes in Mexico Mo. Hamlett, son of Mrs. Tom Mille, is a Unionville High School junior. The couple kept their marriage secret until Thanksgiving and now receive best wishes from friends.
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Claude Hamlett
Mary Martin
Peetic Te.ra
A P. Keist
Tye
Sarah Martin
Unionville
Harlin Cotesé
Mexico
Rroom
Tom Mille
Unionville High School
Demolay Open House Attracts Local Interest
Ih chapter held a special meeting with Mr Turley of Kansas City as guest. Invitations were sent and many young men attended to learn about the DeMolay order its aims and the benefits of joining. The group plans for new members and emphasizes character building through mentorship and ceremonies.
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Kansas City
Mr Turley
Mentin
Purgaii
i.Clephaone
Turley
Dessueer
Ismolay
Leo
Gelleg
Oil man here Monday reports Seymour oil find in Indiana
Mr F W Wheeler, in charge of testing at Seymour Indiana, visited Unionville Monday and said oil was found at Seymour though the amount is undetermined. Drilling has reached about two and a half feet in a test hole and stopped due to lack of funds. Water at 60 feet shows pressure. casing needed to deepen and assess oil bearing sand. The Keossurua and Gas Co reserves water cuts and permits, delaying work. Wheeler leases about 0,000 acres in Putnam County north of Hartford and aims to drill the test well at his own expense when funds and company issues allow.
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F W Wheeler
Seymour
Unionville
Wheeler
Tii
Putnar
Hartford
Historic Cannon Ball Linked to Kirksville Battle
Wayne Baker holds a 612 pound cannon ball once owned by his Uncle Frank Boone. The ball reportedly survived a church building collapse during the Kirksville battle era. Local correspondent notes the relic's passage through a two story structure without incident.
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Wayne Baker
Frank Boone
Kirksville
Father and Son banquet draws a large turnout in town
Auld Lang Syne Father and Son banquet drew 150 to 200 tickets sold and about 250 men and boys attended. The Baptist church near Mason Hall opened to accommodate overflow. Proceeds go to the Provident Association to relieve winter distress, with plans for an annual event to foster community welfare.
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Baptist Church
Mason Hall
Seetietis
Wwathy
Vetion
Tenacie
PUNE
Liane
Bette
Willng
Provident Asauiation
Weather forecast for Missouri cloudy and mild Thursday
The Weather Bureau forecast for Missouri calls for mostly cloudy skies tonight and Thursday with mild temperatures. Winds from the east and south will influence conditions across eastern and southern portions.
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S Weather Bureau
Drury Tops National and World Corn Shows with Entries
Mr F H Drury wins three prizes at the National Corn Show in Sedalia Missouri including Reid's Yellow Dent first place and the grand championship. He also gains the first prize and world championship title from the Grin and Hay Shrew competition in Chicago with a November 28 to December 6 run.
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Drury
Bir
Sedalia Mo
United States
Reid
Wxeek
Chicago
Mitac
Putnien
Attendance improves in rural schools with prize list
The second month shows better attendance across rural schools, credited to Superintendent Loughnidgs for publishing the school names with high attendance records. A long list of students and staff from multiple schools is named, noting many with perfect or near perfect attendance, and promising results in coming months.
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Loughnidgs
Raveel
Death stalks near Milo as Jarman survives serious crash
Milo resident Ernest Jarman’s 20-year-old son, ison Milo, suffered a severe accident Monday morning on Highway 4 near Unionville. He was thrown clear of a damaged car, badly bruised but not instantly killed, and remained unconscious at times while doctors assess possible fractures and other injuries. He was taken to the home of his relative for care and observation.
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Milo
Ernest Jarman
Unionville
Aed
Jarman
Gien Webber
Dufont
Haars
Jed Nome
Mile Ray
Wayne County Poultry Show Held in Seymour
The Wayne County Poultry and Pet Stock Association will hold its annual show in Seymour on December 10. Fort Atkinson’s Glen Richards will judge with Slaven as superintendent. Entries are expected to be large and prizes substantial. The judging method will use a score card and prior judging by comparison.
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Wayn County
Seymour
Gleen Richards
Fort A Rkinson
Slaven
Agsoc
Pecore
Gravel drive work at LaGran quarry pumps out loads
The LaGran gravel plant has started operations this winter producing about 2800 car loads. The facility has employed twenty men on a 24 hour basis with a payroll around $7,000 and wages and salaries near $20,000. The Memphis-Reveille reports on the seasonal output and labor costs.
Missouri auto licenses up 50 percent on fees rise
About 695,600 automobiles have been licensed in Missouri since Feb 1 with registration fees totaling roughly $7,182,000 through Dec 1, per Secretary of State Charles U Becker. The increase follows a 50 percent rise in license costs and surpasses 1924 collections of $4,500,000.
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Missouri
Charles U Becker
Automobile Department
Verdict stands in Jermain case against Milan City
The Court of Appeals in Kanaan affirms $3,500 verdict for Rose Jarmain executrix of Rev John J Jermain against the City of Milan. Decedent was electrocuted July 1922 on a Milan sidewalk after a storm. Trial questioned a 200 volt line near a tree limb and alleged city neglect. suit sought $10,000.
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Kanaan
Nosinger
Hu Withersen
Kirksville
Rose Jermain
Kirkaville
Deputy Sheriff Arrests Gambler in Des Moines Standoff
A Gaugtin Missouri deputy sheriff, arriving to return W Pllmoner, was halted at the Des Moines station and placed under investigation after a scuffle. He was then jailed on intoxication charges while authorities probe the incident and any related arrest.
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Johnson
Gaugtin
de Maines
Missouri
Dew Mane
Earl
Iofa
Dea Moines
Two trappers jailed again after repeat fine violation
William Laneford and William John were arrested again for trapping out of season. Deputy Gam Warden Fogle apprehended them, and Judge Pettin sentenced them to jail until the next state water fur season opens in December.
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Wm. Laneford
Wm. Joh
Renna
Gam
Fogle
Pett'n
Tax reform meeting to discuss state tax administration plans
A Missouri conference on December 10 at Hotel Jellareau in St Louis will discuss a statewide tax program. The Associated Industries of Missouri and allied groups will send executives and prominent citizens to review economy in government spending and possible tax reductions.
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Hotel Jellareau
St. Louis
Associated Industrieahich
Sotwy Penn Peaned
Ha Scullin
Eanspurl
Aaspecla Industries
Tctols
Missouri
Farm Bureau Pre
Mrenouri Barmers
Iom
Allsourt Bankera Assocatl
Tha
Msourt
Nusiarcen Chambers of Commerce
Elmer Donnell
Poomneding Altos
Associated Industriea Expecta
Herve
Sai Donnell
Department of Administration
Guth
Nes Sax
Donnell
St Ponaibl
Lucerne Parent Teachers Meeting Planned
A Lucerne parent teachers meeting is planned for the evening of December with a formal program. If weather permits, the Lucerne Orchestra will perform and Community Singing by Everybody will follow. Speakers include Supt. Loughridge on education value Health of the School by Dr. H. Halman and The Community that Comunes by J. G. Morgan.
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Lucerne
Lucerne Orchestra
Loughridge
H. Halman
J. G. Morgan
Car Stolen in Centerville as Sheriff Reports
Joe Goldstein of Centerville Iowa received a call from the Lancaster County sheriff about a stolen Ford wagon. The message claimed a Bloomfield car had broken into Goldstein's place, was driven to Logan and abandoned in mud on No 13. Thieves fled. no arrests reported.
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Joe Goldstein
Sale Dates Incomplete Notice From Local Auction
Fragmentary OCR notes list sale dates and bidders from a northern town auction event. Names such as Karnthouse, Wilber, and Davis appear with unclear roles. Dates and locations are garbled, hindering specifics.
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L. IL
Karnthouse
Losin
Pee Tee
Unionville
Bills
Wilber
Davis
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