Livestock Market Sees Mixed Results Across Species
Receipts show cattle around 22,000 with little beef demand and a big steer run. Hogs steady to firm on light weights with top bids near 11.75, sheep and lambs uneven as fat lambs bring 16.50 to 17.25 with feeding lambs around 16.75 to 17.10, and cows and calves easing a bit while bulls hold. Market tone bears toward beef cows. stockers and feeders softer.
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Primar Mariests
Ian Ibs
Tere Ee Sn
Seip
King Pirat
Are. Louis
Renee
Obituary of Ard Vache Morris at Unionville
Ard Vache Morris of Unionville died at age 78, leaving husband who died in 1894 and ten children with 2 daughters surviving. She joined the M E church at 20 and raised a large family, with funeral at the Union Church under W. A. Pollock and A. Trait assistance. Interment at Union Church Cemetery.
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So E. Morris
Ard Vache
Moa
Rene Coshocen Guety
Fo gOhlo
Abe
Misi
Wear
Potten
Sggvern
Iva T
John S
Jasper S'George I
J Sim
Ida Wortz
Ean
Ala Hunter
Unionville
Cent Jasper Whoves
Watonga
Irfeney
Hee
Ida
Eans
Ruth A. Durbin
Amy C. Dur4swish
John W Moris
Jasper D Mor
Lydia J. Noel
Mary
A. Pollock
A. Trait
Union Church
Stanton Visit Ties To Jewelry Trade Training
Mr and Mrs John Stanton arrived Wednesday or a few days earlier to visit the Parrentals Mr and Mrs A W Panton now returning from Peace the Aee. The text notes a two year course in the jewelry trade with an expectation to pace training during the late period and payment of expenses through scholship support.
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John Stanton
W Panton
Ena
Dog ownership feud ends in jury verdict for damages
A large crowd packed the community room as Judge Summers presided over a case filed by C G Huston seeking damages after a dog allegedly killed by two officers. The jury awarded Huston $150 plus costs, settling questions over ownership and the dog’s age and tax status.
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Rogal Fossils Sonne
Marshal John Conkin
Constabi
C.G. Huston
Huston
Squire A Summers
Had A Good Season For Manville High School Football
Manville High School football finished the season on Thanksgiving day with a close loss to Emporia by one touchdown. The team, largely new, went 2–6 but showed grit, good sportsmanship, and solid physical conditioning. Eight lines note losses, player changes, and a look ahead to next year under Coach Riggina, with Green City winning the Northeast Missouri Conference title.
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Themanville High
Memhis
Empiria
Jones
Huxton
Tysor
Pratt
Lewis
Blaylock
Lewin
Riggina
Green City
Kirksville
Milan
Moulton
Memphis
Princeton
Northeast Missouri
Gophers
Seasor
State payrolls delayed as funds ran short
Hundreds of state employees paid from the general revenue fund did not receive salaries on the first. money arrived by the second. The legislature overappropriated funds and Governor Baker delayed many appropriations hoping revenue would cover the year. He estimated carefully but miscalculated.
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Baker
Friendship's Qualities in Historic Verse Fragment
An ornate, partial line from a historical ode extols friendship as possessing the insight of a top physician the care of a skilled nurse and the gentleness of a devoted mother. The fragmentary text attributes high virtues to friendship with classical diction.
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er—Clut Lehaia
Big Tax Cut Plan Tries to Shape Federal Tax Debate
Washington discusses a sweeping tax cut with debates over exemptions and rate changes. Proposals vary from excluding incomes under five thousand dollars to widening credits for dependents and adjusting corporate taxes. Congressmen weigh exemptions to balance revenue and stimulus goals.
Injured in Accident Near Ottumwa During Road Trip
Mr and Mrs A L Bacus returned home from Chicago after a highway collision east of Ottumwa Iowa on Tuesday. Their car overturned causing multiple bruises to Mr Bacus and heavy car damage. Clell Bacus retrieved them and they stayed two days before heading to Oregon Illinois where Mr Bacus works with a picture enlarging crew.
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A L. Bacus
Chicago
Ottumwa
Iowa
Tuesda
Bacus
Clell Bacus
Oregon
Ilinois
Mrs. Bacus
Weather forecast for Missouri from J S Weather Bureau
Today's forecast reports a steady temperature with little change overnight. The forecast covers Wednesday night and Thursday with minimal variation expected across the state.
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Weather Bureau
Missouri
Republican
Postal cheer and warnings for Christmas mail surge
The Postmaster and His Employees urge public cooperation to handle the holiday mail boom. They advise thorough packing, clear addressing, early mailing, and sturdy wrapping to ensure parcels reach destinations on time and to support clerks during the busy season.
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Department
Bomeboody
Sam
Great
Akope
Rural carrier E O Lemen suffers slight stroke at home
Mr E O Lemen, a rural mail carrier on route number, suffered a slight stroke Saturday night about 6 30 at his home. The attack affected his right side and speech, but he rests easily and is gradually recovering. He is confined to bed while a substitute carries his mail.
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E. O. Lemen
Lemon Ia
Aid plan urged to boost small town farmers in Missouri
J A Walker founder of the Blue Valley Creamery Institute in Chicago promotes a local club plan to help farmers raise more money. He notes chambers of commerce should attract local dairies and feed programs, enabling farmers to compare feeding results and identify unprofitable cows, with no farmer cost and institute supervision.
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Missouri
J. A. Walker
Blue Valley Creamery Institute
Chicago
Walker
Formaer
Chapman
Uris
Areup
Omie
Blue Valley Eannery Institute
Niece of local resident dies from oil can blast burns
Word reached Montgomery of the death of Blanche Simpson of Felbridge Kansas from burns suffered when she spilled oil from a can while tending a fire. The accident occurred a week ago Saturday morning. she died at 2 pm after hours of suffering. Her husband also sustained some burns. She had stayed with Dr Montgomery and attended high school here years ago.
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Montgomery
Blanche Simpson
Felbridge
Kansas
Simpson
Dr Montgomery Bar
Dillinger Smith Couple Wed in Unionville Home
Clyde Dillinger of Reger and Hinda Smith of Reger married last Saturday evening by Rev H IF York at Dillinger brother’s home in the south part of town. The couple receive best wishes from numerous friends.
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Clyde Thilinger
Reger
Mian
Hinda Smith
Unionville
H If’ York
Mrllingers Brother
Mra
Dillinger
Location Found for New Business College
The Thos. Stout estate upstairs near the square will house a new business college, overseen by Mr B Collins. The facility will be fitted for reception and opening on January 1, affiliated with Iowa Business University. Night classes and potential offshore work arrangements are discussed with inquirers.
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Thos. Stout
Business College
B. Collins
Collins
Iowa Business University
Howshore
Johnny Appleseed Life Remembered as Western Hero
A Fort Wayne Chamber of Commerce panel seeks to mark Johnny Appleseed's grave to honor a Middle Western pioneer famed for sowing apple trees across West Virginia Ohio Indiana and Pennsylvania. Born 1775 in Massachusetts he wandered the frontier aiding settlers and warning of hostilities during the War of 1812. He died in 1847 and Congress praised his contributions to the West.
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John Storman
Republic
America
Chamber of Commerce At
Fort Wayne
Johnny Appleseed Rette
Inr Hinwr
Springfledd
Jt Je
Valley of the Potomac
Pennsylvania
Ivania
West Virginia
Ohio
Indiana
Johnny Appleseed
Congress
West
Town to stage The Messiah in February concert
Prof Earle Dillinger called a meeting after a poor weather night. About 50 attendees discussed plans to stage The Messiah with 150 voices, 65 pledges, and high school musicians joining townspeople. The project aims for a high quality presentation without conflicting with the spring operetta.
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Menaiah
Jonville
Earle Dillinger
Dillinger
Old Town
Pancake Supper At Baptist Church Next Monday Evening
A pancake supper will be served at the Baptist church next Monday evening starting at 6 o clock. Plates include pancakes with butter and syrup, sausage and coffee for 25 cents. Everyone is invited.
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the Baptist Church
Unionville and Kirksville High School Debate Controversy
The Unionville team faced Kirksville in a debate on constitutional amendment issues. Kirksville produced two candidates for judge from their town, causing tension over impartiality and selection fairness. Both sides argued passionately, with teams featuring Murphy Magee and Misses Sonson Prosser, while local sentiment questioned the judging outside two towns.
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Unionville
Robert Murphy
Thompson Magee
Kirksville
Misses Mison
Pauline Prosser
Ionville
Ahne
Tratta
Fuame SN Ie Kirkavihe High School
Oai Ng
Christmas Seal Program Raises School Tuberculosis Drive
The Christmas seal effort, coordinated with the Missouri Tuberculosis Association, invites High School and other school groups to sell seals with prizes based on total seals sold. Proceeds fund tuberculosis health work, with a new prize structure and weights guiding awards for school rooms and the High School division.
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Aduiasion
Roedius Red Cross
Missouri Tubercule Association
Bebermeyer
Weig
Taxation Trends Point to Home Tax Cuts
figures show federal, state, and local taxes rising since 1919 with local taxes climbing 147000 and federal and state totals expanding. the piece argues taxes must be reduced at the source to offset federal deficits and curb overall burden.
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