Construction progress on Putnam county road project
Report on dirt moving delays due to rain and terrain along a state road in Putnam county. Two camps at Unionville, with work extending east from La phiville. Engineers estimate about 80 percent of dirt moved, ongoing to finish before hard surfacing.
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Putnam County
Unionville
Charles Rex
Werg Clark
Fatythe
Porter
Highway Department
Putriim
Morgan McAillough
Laphiville
Iton
Frank Scott
senier-Williamson Company
W. A. Yempson
Representa
Putnam
Legin
Co Blackbird
Hints of Christmas in Store Windows
Unionville stores display ample holiday assortments with toys, gifts, and staple goods, signaling a revived old time Christmas spirit. Shoppers see bright decorations and wider selections, especially for substantial gifts, as children eagerly view the toy displays.
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Santa Claus
Unionville
Fox
Lemone Slowly Improves After Des Moines Accident
J L Lemone, seriously injured in a Des Moines automobile crash, has left hospital for his daughter's home though pain remains and full recovery will take weeks. Mrs Mabel E Birch of Des Moines visited recently, hopeful for his return, while Unionville Republican readers may enjoy the edition.
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J. L. Lemone
Des Moines
Mabel E. Birch
Putnam County court clears docket after jurors fail to agree
Adjournment follows a burglary and larceny trial with jurors deadlocked after long session. About fifty witnesses were called at the Putnam County court, illness of the prosecutor shortened state cases, and numerous divorce, damages, and theft matters were continued or resolved this term.
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Saiturpay
Putnam
Jones
Lewis W. Campbell
Mary A. Campbell
State
T. A. Stevens
Lloyd Shearer
Retta Lewis
Charles A. Lewis
Nellie D. Mullins
John D. Mullina
Ail W. Lane
Ettie M. Lane
Wardlow
Guy Wardlow
Isabelle Bishop
John H. Bishop
Ivorce
Grant Williams
C. M
Cassius M. Lough
Fred Gerth
Putnam County Supply Corporation
Armstrong al Co
Mendota Coal Co
Seth S. Serrat
William D. Ketcham
W. P Allen
Jacob Varner
Sidney Stean
Roy Cassady
J. P
Conrad Stuart
FE S Jackson, Et al. Inc
Farmers
3Ogk
Newtown
Lavite Pigg
Ey Sloan
Rade Rusbee
Dayton Kyrlight
Charles V. Smith
Aetna Insurance Co
Nathan Hufford
Charles Auten
James Vance
Clary
Larceny
Trved
Roy Fleshon
Charles
Cortan
Excepter
Dines Couley
Peculiar Fall Weather and Roads Mentioned
Weather this fall remained unusually mild with late September like days and substantial rainfall. Roads have been rough at times though currently in good condition except where active work lines exist. wildlife reports note dancing frogs and a turtle venturing toward water, while no snow has fallen yet.
Memph is Midgets Capped By Strong Season Finish
The Memphis Midgets, facing a tough schedule and a green roster, outplayed opponents in the finale but could not secure more than one win this season. Despite losses, the team showed rapid learning against conference powers and is expected to field a stronger squad next year. Coaches earned commendation for their methods.
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Mipgars
Persar Amemehis
Asa
Shenkrgiving
Memphis
Magets
Waplan
Unionville
Which Theory Guides President Harding on Congress
The article contrasts two theories of executive power. It notes that Harding favors a traditional view of the president as a department apart from Congress, with Congress free to act on its own judgment. It also mentions Roosevelt's era where the president largely dictated to Congress. After two years, Harding weighs taking action himself versus continuing delegation.
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Harding
Congress
Roosevelt
Harting
Blacksmiths Grindstone Scene Draws Crowd
An artisan in a crowded workshop action unfolds as a worker grinds a blade on a stone. The forge and device attract notable attention as the blade is tested and inspected before continuing.
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Aden Tore
Aera
Early 1930s GOP Record Highlighted in Introductory Note
A brief list praises the Republican administration for restored prosperity, protected labor and industry, stabilizing farm conditions, restored Liberty Bond values, reduced government costs, and lower living costs. It claims the record remains solid despite handicaps and poor general conditions.
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Amer Tabor
Governor Hyde Will Not Remove Local Commissioners
Weeks ago St Joseph patrolmen reportedly killed a young girl during a booze run chase. Public pressure pushed for police commission resignations. Patrolmen were dismissed, commissioners refused. Governor Hyde visited, concluded commissioners were performing their duties and announced he would not remove them.
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St. Jongh
Hyde
St. Joseph
Lausanne Logomachy Repeats Genoa Hague Bickering
At Lausanne Britain France and Turkey clash over straits oil fields and open door rights. Turks accuse European powers of coercion while seeking American capital to avoid political concessions amid tense negotiations.
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Genoa
Hague
Great Britain
France
Turkey
British Shipping Interests Deny Propaganda Tactics
The article claims British interests deny government propaganda about influencing the United States on ship subsidy legislation. It asserts Britain subsidizes major shipping lines and that these subsidies enable aggressive competition against the American merchant marine, with Shipping Board records cited as evidence.
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Fimhbasey
Ite
American Congress
Shipping Board
Freeta
Home
Frightened Girl Fleeing After Pursuit by Stranger
Miss Dorcas Shatto, 14, was followed from a Milan picture show and began to run before being overtaken. She screamed as neighbors rushed to help, and the assailant fled through an alley. She was escorted home while neighbors searched the area but the man was not found.
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Milan
Dorcas Shatto
Erhoms
The Perverse Imp of Politics
Washington reports the Republican Publicity Association led by Hon. Jonathan Bourne Jr denounces radicalism as destructive. It claims radicals have not built farms, railroads, merchant fleets, mines, water power, industries, employment, factories, banks, cities, or universities.
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Washington
Republican Publicity Association
Jonathan Bourne, Jr
Liquor Cases Clog Federal Courts Reach Twenty Thousand
A survey shows over 20 000 liquor cases pending in federal courts causing concern for authorities. President Hartig convened a cabinet session to discuss the issue likely to appear in his upcoming message. If the offenders are tried and jailed housing would become a major problem for authorities and facilities.
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Hartig
Brookfield Light Company Wins Humbrey Franchise
Voters in Hum brey approved Brookfield light company to supply electric lights for a term of years by 109 to 6. The line will run from Downing to Humphreys, connecting Brookfield to Browning and extending power across the region.
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Humbrey
Aranchise
Brookfield Light Company
Galt Sun
Downing
Humphreys
Brookfield
Browning
Brookfield Company
The Actual Relief Under Republican Tax Law
The piece notes perceived tax relief from the Republican law, citing Commissioner of Internal Revenue data and a shortfall near 1921 figures. It mentions Mrs Walter Hartsock and her child at a sentinel home to Brashear, with travel through Milan.
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Walter Hartsock
Childaa Sentinel
Brashear
Milan
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