Putnam County outdoor basketball tourney concludes with Powersville win
Thanksgiving day games feature Livonia and Lucerne advancing. Lemons and Powersville strong. final cup goes to Powersville 28 to 15 as Lemons fall short. All star selections include Hume Powersville and Snedigar Livonia among others.
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Powerayville
Livonia High School
Powersville Wtaam
iEwtiam County
Powersa
Powersville
Lemons
Man
Hume
Rowan
Livonia
Onkinstan
Worthington
Quint
Ropes
Mullenix
Worthington Aggregaton
Lucerne
Blackbird
Martinstown
Putnam County
Oth
Grogan
Smith
Hill
Scurlock
Seateliene
Simmons
Ice Pee Ren Woskot
Fesbalk
Andes Bee
H. Polly
D. Poligiells
I Warrens
Fuerte
Lem Ra Scureas
Lemona
O'Reilly
Snedigar
Howe
Stockton
Godfrey
Z. Stockton
McConnell
Speak
E, Godfrey
Dickerson
Mills
Fowler
Unionville
Cook
Beary
Star
Bonebright
Crumpacker
Watson
Clark
Wickless Cullum
Hatheld
Bernecker
McCuhough
Minear
Sell
Emma
Powernys'l
Livonia Guards
F. Godfrey
Lemons and
Hatfield
Godfrey Lemons
Ut Niorville
Karnak credited with curing indigestion in Missouri man
A Missouri man praises Karnak medicine for curing indigestion and heartburn after two bottles. He says his nerves are steadier and sleep is sound, and he credits C. F. Crane Automobile Tire and Accessorics in Columbia for recommending it. Karnak is sold in Unionville by L. H. Howard and other town druggists.
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Karnak
Miscouri
Unionville
L. H Howard
Revival under way as Bro Minks to preach and sing
Sunday services at Temons feature Bro Minks preaching at the 1? hour with special music at 7:30. Revival at Union Grove starts next Sunday with work from Ottumwa assisting. Pastor Rev A W Truitt urges good attendance, weather permitting, and blessings from God.
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Temons
Minks
Union Grove
Ottumwa
A. W Truitt
Pure Bred Poultry Advise From Purdue Expert
Prof Phillips outlines breeding choices for backyard poultry. He compares pure bred fowls like Plymouth Rock Rhode Island Red Wyandotte and Orpington with cross breds. Pure breds offer uniform product better market appeal and higher hatchery value while minimizing frozen comb risk in cold seasons.
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Vegas
Plymouth Rock
Rhode Island
Orpington
Profhip
State highway 4yet44m project to set year end
The state highway department will hold the final year wide 4yet44m construction setting on December 11. The planned expenditure is stated as 2,000,000 with emphasis on economical management. Attorney General and local officials are involved in the control and reviews as the administration handles tar and road work.
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Mighway
Teubaean Club
Morsoun
Spritgfield
Coolidge
Nat
Supreme Court
Coolidge Intervenes in Chapman Escape Case
Federal action halts Chapman escape after President Coolidge commutes a 25 year sentence. The New York federal court awaits sentencing details as officials report on the executive order and related proceedings.
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Hartford
Chapmin
New York
Ax Made Jr
Scott
Hugh
Oman
Death of Mra Roscoe Young and local notes from Hartford
Mra Roscoe Young of near Suimy died last Sunday morning of typhoid fever. Peter Shipley of near Graysville is slightly better. Mr and Mrs John Casady and family, Mr and Mrs Milton Five and daughter spent Thanksgiving at the Verge Caray home. A large crowd attended the candy supper at Hartford on Wednesday night. an angel food cake was baked for the most popular young lady, Thelma Fields received the cake. Amos Aakins and family of Livonia, Everett Bunch and family spent Sunday at the W P Bunch home. Mr and Mrs Pearing Davis and baby spent Saturday night at the Herbert Morrow home. Mr and Mrs John Huller, Mr and Mrs Herrt Morrow and Mr and Mrs Pearley U Davis and baby spent Sunday at the James Morrow home. Mr and Mrs Harry Sapp and family spent Sunday at the Ava Colton home. Mr and Mrs Bad Dyneh and now Carl yak way at the Juther Me Lalment home.
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Roscoe Young
Suimy
Peter Shipley
Graysville
John Casady
Milton Five
Herbert Morrow
George “Uiton
Mary
Hartford
Mura
Thelma Fields
Amos Aakins
Livonia
Everett Bunch
W P Bunch
Pearing Davis
Baby
John Huller
Carl Yak
Untitled local update on season wrap and regional results
A fragmented report notes Week 6 results and season finish with mention of Jefferson town, Gravette and Heras The weather and snow impacted further play and regional standings with scattered names and vague scores.
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Hns
Starmon
JeTerson Town
Three Fires Hit Princeton In One Week
Three fires occurred in Princeton last week with two homes destroyed and a third quickly checked after discovery. All buildings and contents were insured.
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Princeton
Court House Interior Upgrades Improve Sight Lines and Access
The county courthouse undergoes interior improvements including a new platform stander for speakers and a central roped area. Court room varnishing continues, floors receive protective coats, doors remain closed during work, and the building is kept in excellent condition to attract favorable notice.
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Circuit Court
Mrs Darwin and son Richard return to Kirksville
Mrs Darwin horns and son Richard returned home to Kirksville Friday after a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Josh Dooley.
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Darwin Horns
Richard
Kirksville
Josh Dooley
Where did the Missouri Tigers get their name
In 1862 Columbia residents formed a defense company against raids and called themselves the Tigers to project determination and fierceness. The nickname stuck, and the Tiger became known across the Missouri Valley for athletic and scholastic prowess.
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Columbia
Tigers
Mersouri
Oscil Een O
Todd
Alderson Ferillan
Missouri Valley
Notice to fur dealers on controlled fur output
Undersigned parties announce a deal with Measra George Dail Jon Smith and Sig Carver to obtain all furs caught or triped by them during seven of 19% Ward. Dealers must not pur insert of them until approved by us. They are not responsible for poarsthirg. proceeds and early work expected. Curt Brice and C R Dun can provide additional information.
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Measra
George Dail
Jon Smith
Sig Carver
van Ders
Curt Brice
C R Duncan
Unsure West Texas Well Tests Hit Seven Foot Vein
Journal notes uncertainty over Seymour residents plans after testing a well. Report says dampers indicate a seven foot vein has been penetrated and outcomes remain unsettled.
MeMANIS Cancer Institute Admission In Kirksville Missouri
MeMANIS Cancer Institute seeks study support in Kirksville Missouri for cancer research and patient information. The contact Office 673 and Residence 1391 provide a route for inquiries and enrollment.
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Kirksville
Missouri
Coal company plans test hole for coal quality and feasibility
The Herald reports the firm intends to sink another test hole to assess coal quality and viability. A standstill in business due to poor roads is expected to improve soon, according to the Memphin Reveille.
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the Herald
Agnoe Acon - Memphin Reveille
Presbyterian Church Service Schedule
Regular worship and Sunday school at 946. Sermons at 11 am and 7 30 pm. Bible study Wednesday evening. Pastor Linus Brown invites all to worship.
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Linus Brown
Society Notes and Private Party Gatherings
The P EF. O met with Mrs. R W. Crumpacker Tuesday evening. Miss Naomi Hainley hosted ten girls at a Friday afternoon party.
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R W. Crumpacker
Naom. Hainley
Do You Remember Answer to Last Week's Picture
Albert Williamson provides a response to last week’s photo prompt. The column notes memories tied to an earlier city event and invites readers to share their own recollections.
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Albert Williamson
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