Local rail plans amid political tensions and stalled investments
The document reports a proposed survey across the county to shorten a railroad line from Paine or Nosecn City, with Caldwell County residents facing a “cut‑of” plan. It notes limited new investments, a potential vote for a multi year closed season, and ongoing debate over constitutional validity of related laws.
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Paine Or
Nosecn City
C. R. Lt
Caldwell Hommty 2
Henge Ereer
Semphis Parsonage Burns In Overnight Blaze
The Christian church parsonage burned to the ground Sunday night after hydrants nearby froze, delaying fire crews. Fire started in the east bedroom, likely from defective wiring, destroying most furniture and Rev Feay’s library. Church silverware salvaged later. the Feays were away in Keokuk and unaware until return at 11 o’clock.
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Pera
O. V. Rhodes
Pera Seit Aggata
Crobey Sting Station
Feay
Ruina
Memphis Reveille
Preventing Colds In The Face Of Medical Advances
A historical note warns there is no certain medicine to prevent or cure colds. It emphasizes avoiding exposure, maintaining health, and giving the body time to recover. Advice stresses dress warmly, rest, outdoor exercise, ventilation, and nourishing food to bolster resistance.
Local Happenings Highlight Augmenting Town Life
Ten years ago this week Prof R J Loughridge planned a 7000 capacity hatchery at his southeast town home. Fisha Mullenix’s home, 114 miles north of Unionville, burned around midnight Thursday. A baby girl named Asia Louise born to Mr and Mrs C James of Sapulpa Oklahoma on Thursday December 1.
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R. J Loughridge
Fisha Mullenix
Unionville
Commodore R. Matthew
Lemons
William Pelt Matthews
Dora Rayes
Royal Theatre
McCalment
O H Clapper
A W Schwerdtfeger
Jefferson
Cit
C James
Sapulpa
Okla
Asia Louise
Marriage notes from local residents and Princeton ties
A brief wedding notice reports Mr. Orn Robinson and Holman married last Wednesday at the officiant's home amid poems by Princeton contributors. The item also mentions J. and J. A. Anderson, father and brother of C. L. Anderson of this city.
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Orn Robinson
Holman
Princeton
J. A. Anderson
C. L. Anderson
Kirksville fy basketball win noted in years ago column
Years ago this week the Kirksville fy basketball team defeated our ls team at Kirksville Friday evening by 25 to 7. In Putnam county residents were urged to join the American Red Cross with classroom membership drives underway in every district. Misa Yuma Beaumont and Ed Chinaman of Republic wed in Elk River Idaho on Wednesday November 21. Supt Guy F McGee attended the Northeast Missouri Athletic Association meeting in Macon to discuss game schedules awards and championships.
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Kirksville
Putnam County
American Red Cross
Misa Yuma Beaumont
Ed Chinaman
Republic
Elk River
Idaho
Guy F McGee
Macon
Northeast Missouri Athletic Association
Farmers and Indians warned by expert on New Deal effects
Professor James E. Boyle of Cornell warns that continuing New Deal policies could turn American farmers into government wards, noting the cotton industry shows how price supports restrict foreign markets and may spur production abroad, with Europe and Brazil shifting reliance away from American cotton.
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James E. Boyle
Cornell University
School of Rural Economy
Europe
Brazil
Manila and Cavite seen through a wartime lens
A travelogue of Cavite and Manila in the Philippines contrasts old Spanish culture with American influence. It notes Marine presence at Cavite, diverse dialects, English education, and a mix of modern and traditional life among natives and expatriates along with surrounding military postings.
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Philippines
Manila
Latte
Cavite
Admiral Dewey
U. S
Marine Corps
Uncle Sam
Islands
Olongapo
US. Army
Pacific
Dosens of the Famous suchLEy's MIXTURE advertised
An OCR damaged ad promotes suchLEy's MIXTURE for bronchitis and cough relief with hot water and alanty fuat. It claims a restful sleep and wellness at night and recommends it be sold by all good drug stores and cota remedies in rare cou eee DRUG Co.
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Suchley
sUckLiYs
All Good
Community Notices and Local Gatherings Highlight Weekend
The excerpt covers gatherings at many homes including the Ruth, Bates, Moore, and Warren families. It notes Helping Hands Club meetings led by Earl Bates with a day-long session crafting comforters. Officers were elected: Ploye Moore president, Rose Bates vice president, Carrie Bates secretary, and Vesta Warren assistant secretary. Earl Brown returned from California after two months away.
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Wititee
Gobr Gabrae
Ruth
Duane
Loule
Warren Mres
Guy Morgan
Ange
Jim
Sat
Joer Ploye Moore
Rosseth
Carrie Bates
Vesta Warren
Mia
Lloyd Moore
Dee
Siene Saks
Reed
Earl Brown
California
Kenan
Boyd Bates
Kenneth
Everett Rollins
All for a Borrowed Paper
A local man known for not keeping a newspaper at home sent his son to borrow the paper from a neighbor. The request sparked a small domestic moment as the boy retrieved the paper.
Fragmentary note hints at a local incident and names
A garbled text fragment references a family, a parlor, and a figure described as a thief or aggressor. It mentions a Republican figure and a town name but offers no clear dates, places, or outcomes.
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Farroer
Avery
Tenkhannock, Pynn
Republican
Fragmented OCR Summary Title
Readable fragments describe a local event with names and places obscured. The piece hints at official notices and community actions but lacks full details to identify exact people or dates.
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