Unionville Letter Remembers Bert Eanly and Family
A Unionville Republican letter recalls Bert Eanly, his rescue of his father and a boy from Blackbird creek in 1886, and notes his service in the Spanish American War engineers in Cuba. The family details cover births, deaths, and long ties to Unionville, Guthrie, and California.
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Unionville Republican
Pete
Bert
Engineers
Cuba
California
Unionville
Guthrie
Okla
Oklahoma
Fred
Homer
Clyde
Helen
Carrie
Father
Myself
Clark Burns
Bob) Brasfield
Branfield
Guthne
Triontle
Mkt
CPV
Fast Warner
Real American Music Debate Splits Radio Voices
A survey of artists and orchestra leaders weighs what counts as real American music. Ted Weems favors swing like Stompin at the Savoy while Eric Sagerquist praises Grofe and Gershwin. Captain Baker backs mountain folk tunes and Bruce Kamman calls it band music citing The Stars and Stripes Forever.
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Gerahwin
Grofe
Tin Pan Alley
Torch
Ted Weems
Fibber McGee and
Molley
Ted
Eric Sagerquist
Gershwin
Captain Baker
Hollyw
Hfe
Bruce Kamman
John Wanamaker
Professor Kaltenmeyer
Kaltenmeyer
Tolerance Growing Across Faiths In Cincinnati
Observers note increasing religious tolerance worldwide and in the United States. In Cincinnati Rabbi Jamen G Heller of Center Temple was elected director of the Cincinnati and Hamilton County MCA Tewtat, a Christian welfare society, reflecting broad community integration and recognition of religious leaders.
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United States
Htler
Germany
Cinccinnati
Jamen G Heller
Center Temple Jewish
Cincinnati
Hamilton
Mca Tewtat
Christian Welfare Society
Heller
Cincinnati Times-Atar
Bhange
Hfe
Ita Au
Ohio , M . A
Governor Slark Praises Missouri County Clerks’ Efficiency
Governor Slark addressed the Missouri County Clerks Association urging honesty, economy, and efficiency in government. He praised clerks as busy, capable officials and emphasized budgets balanced through careful, economical spending and diligent public service.
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Stark
Slark
Talen
Tibbs
County Clerks’ Association of Missouri
Cor
Missouri
Spying on Housewives and a Controversial Ordinance
The piece notes opposition to a Green River anti-peddling ordinance restricting door to door calls without invitation. It argues the rule is overbroad and risks labeling innocent sellers as lawbreakers, with a vetoed example from an Ohio mayor condemning its potential misuse and unjust enforcement.
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Green River
Ohio
Bride goes missing after unionville wedding voyage
Floyd Lomax, 21, of Menlo, Iowa, married Boneta Steele, 18, in Unionville Missouri, then split on the Des Moines route. He found her later in Unionville while she had decided to return home. both had been hitchhiking after a truck breakdown near Princeton Missouri.
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Iowa
Unionville
Des Moines
Boneta Steele
Tribune
Floyd Lomax
Menlo
Lomax
Princeton
Geo Payne
Payne
Atog Mo
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Topsy Dolls
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BEN Franklin Stores
General Assembly
Sengkyane
Alae
Hare
Fuea
Tanour
Institutore
Hristmas
Irene
Miss Steele
Lemons, Mo
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Vivian Jackson
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E. C. Henthorn
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Morton’s
Altes Mills
C. D. Pittman
Mackie
Mackies
Santa Clara
Prunes
Wilson
Texas Juice
Phillip
Texas
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