Glendale News Recap of Local Encounters and Events
A jumble of brief notes covers a late obituary for Dr. Remi and a depot incident involving A Brown, a store purchase by Reinhard and Wilson, a death at home of Mr. Bank and family news including a marriage of Miss Dormer and Carl Ward. Also noted are a turkey scare prank, a newborn baby to Mr and Mrs Alba, a baby born to R T Humphreys family, a quiet wedding of Mabel Blackney and Augustus Smith, a marriage in Portsmouth Ohio between Mrs Brassid and JD Vaughn, and sale of a restaurant by Misha Dickson to Fred Cullar and Frank McLoakey.
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ReMi
Puime A. Brown
Carroll Bros
Reinhard
Wilson Re
A. PF
Panins
R. Bank
M. N. B. Marshall
Peterman
Pollock
Sun
Mar
Miss Dormer
Carl Ward
Butler Porter
Jerry
Clarens
Alba
Glendale
R. T Humphreys
J.J Iey
Lemonville
Mabel tMlackney
Augustus 1
Monarch Theatre to Move and Name Change in Town
The Monarch Theatre will relocate next week to a new home and adopt the name Theatreyal. P.O. Jones is listed as the proprietor. The piece notes marriages including Rev. E. J McKinley uniting Miles M Wilson and Nellie M Barnhouse ofiond near Hartford and Richard E. Whitacre with Miss Ruth Baehin at Chain Air. A second marriage records Widner of near New town and Miss Helen Maxwell of near Lucerne, performed by Rev J W Trower in the city. The Pollock & Co. general merchandise store was robbed Saturday night of shoes, coats, a suit, jewelry, and other goods. Ada Mundon suffered a fall from a horse Sunday, sustaining injuries.
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Monarch Theatre
Monarch
Theatreyal
P.O. Jones
Theatre Biel
Roth
E. J McKinley
Mar
Miles M Wilson
Nellie M Barnhouse
Iond
Hartford
Richard E. Whitacre
Ruth Baehin
Chain- Air
Blol
Widner
Newtown
Helen Maxwell
Lucerne
J W Trower
Pollock & Co
Watcr
Ada Mundon
Missouri’s 1925 wealth totals set by State Board
The State Board of Equalization, led by Governor Baker and officials including Auditor Thompson and Treasurer Stephens, fixed Missouri’s 1925 total wealth at 4 708 529 965 an advance of 36 470 652 from 1924. Merchants and manufacturers valued at 251 823 847 up 2 346 441. real estate and personal property 3992 4x8 Ok 4 down 1 098 460 4868. utilities 467 319 009 up 47 250 952. private railroad cars and tank cars 9 AON 126 up 222 202 0. Local county assessment returns guided valuations.
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Missouri
State Board of Fi Yushration
Baker
Mpson
Stephens
Becker
Gentry
Merchants’ and Manufacturers
State Board of Equaluation
Guarding a Nation's Liberties in a Time of Crisis
A partisan debate on preserving constitutional rights surfaces as the press voices strong support for limiting boards, commissions, and government overreach. Leaders from industry and labor are urged to listen to principled guidance rather than demagoguery.
Real Money Proposed Gold Silver Dollar Plan
A historical note outlines a plan for a gold and silver dollar with most wear handled by silver and intrinsic value provided by gold. It discusses Treasury consideration, durability, and global interest. The article hints at metal selection and production issues.
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Treaury
Congress Taxes Committee Faces Huge Planned Tax Cut
The government plans a tax reduction totaling at least 250 million dollars annually. Finance committees of Congress are hearing the proposals to report a bill after the new session opens. Some push for alternative methods despite Treasury recommendations.
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Finance Committees
Congress
Treasury Department
Presbyterian Church Services Next Sunday
The church schedules Sunday school at 9 45, preaching at 11 am, and an evening service at 7 30. Bible study is planned for Wednesday evening. The minister Linus E Brown invites all to worship.
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Linus E. Brown
M. E. Circuit Holds Sunday Services at Two Churches
The M. E. Circuit schedules a morning service at Mt. Zion at 11:00 and an evening service at Wesley Chapel at 7:80. Revival meetings at Union Grove led by Rev A W Truitt exhort parishioners to pray for a successful event and many souls.
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Mt. Zion
Wesley Chapel
Union Grove
W Truitt
Great Aims and Total Desperety Topics Ahead at Baptist Church
The church reports strong attendance in Sunday school and both services last week. Next Sunday the morning topic is The Great Aims of Christian Life and the evening topic is Total Desperety. Horace Goodin, Pastor, invites all to join at 6 20 and 7 30.
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Horace Goodin
Mendota Route I Report of Local Visits and Travel
Dell White and Fred Brown called on Munsel Vincent Sunday evening Severn attended the Oxcaran sale one day last week Mrs Annie Saltsberry and Ruth Saltsberry from Suluvah county visited at John Lakue home from Tuesday to Thursday Elvin LaRue made a business trip to Exline Ia Will Pickens and wife called at the Will Pickens home near the state line
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di Ever Pickens
Dell White
Fred Brown
Munsel Vincent
Severn
Annie Saltsberry
Ruth
Suluvah County
John Lakue
Elvin LaRue
Exline
Will Pickens
State Line
Lemons High Presents Jack's Wife Arrives Farce
The Lemons High Senior class stages Jack's Wife Arrives a lively two act farce on Friday evening December 18 at the high school in Lemons. The show starts at 2 00 o'clock with admission 20 cents.
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Lemons
Lemons High School
Jack
Elf
Thornburgh Pie and Candy Night at School
There will be a pies and candy event Friday evening at 8 o'clock in Thornburgh. Miss Virginia Ward teaches the school program That's on Bill. Everyone is invited to attend and enjoy the planned games and performances.
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Thornbuurgh
Teres
Virginia Ward
Sunday School Progress Despite Snow Storm
The Sas- Bay school maintained standards and a church service continued amid a winter storm. Pastor W. Al Lock and C L. Miler traveled to Des Moines, Indiana for a few days with Mrs. Amelia Ler, seeking solace and renewal for the congregation.
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Sundaay
Sas- Bay
Ordor
Psace Bf
Calling of Christ Jesus
W. Allock
C L. Miler
Des Manes
Amelia Ler
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Mrisha Dickson
Fred Cullar
Frank McLoakey
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Byocheu
Presbyterian Church
M. E. Circuit
Mendota
M. E Church
Hart Schaffner
Marx
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