For Sale in Unionville Mo Residence with Furnace and Land
Classified notice listing a forty acre property for sale near Unionville Missouri. Includes a furnace and house with an address at P O Unionville. Mentions Mrs Bills returning home and relatives visiting over holidays. Names Trusten Mullenix and Harold Poa from Mexico are noted in connection with the sale as military associates.
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Unionville
Trusten Mullenix
Harold Ee
Mexico
Aetna
Ormal Burgess Tailor and Cleaner
Ormal Burgess operates as a tailor and cleaner offering dry cleaning alteration and repair work. Clothes are cleaned in hot gasoline steam pressed and finished using sanitary methods.
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Ormal Burgess
Holiday notices and returns from service noted in county Jottings
Local column lists holiday visits and reunions as families travel from Jamestown Madison Stanton and Perry. Discharges and soldiers’ messages accompany Christmas greetings. War casualty updates include Ralph Ward and Frank Moore with wounded status. Social calls include Mr and Mrs Wis Channel and Judge Henry Lamm’s daughter Nettie Lamm visiting the area.
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St. Louis d
Christinean
D. D
Wis Channel
Macon
Johnny Houser
John*Houser
Near West Therry
Nettie Lamm
St. Louis
Creta Gail Stuckey
Centerville Sn
Charles H. Appel
Appel
John
Br. Seuvkce
Jane tsarowNee
Ralph W. Ward
Mendota
Frank Moore
Unionville
Birthday party intrigue in Bobby and Angela’s circle
Angela discovers a hidden birthday party in the Carter residence for Bobby, organized by Nanette Carter and Anne Forsythe. Angela hides to hear confirms Bobby’s return and lingering tension over Angela’s liberty and marriage while questions of trust and secrecy loom.
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Bobby
Colonial
Anne Forsythe
Angela
Anne
Thomas
Nanette Carter
Tia
Gas Attack Recalled From Argonne Drive
St. Louis Times recounts Ray Seitz of the 140th Infantry who was gassed and hurled back to base hospital during the Argonne offensive begun September 26. He dodged a litter bearer to rejoin his regiment and fought on, describing heavy artillery and gas exposure as he endured three days of hard marching with scant rations. His brother W K Seitz notes Ray’s letter saying he was wounded but recovered. The piece also mentions Jim Rieger, a Kirksville lawyer cited for bravery, and Ab Burney, Missouri University football captain from 1905, now a lieutenant with a labor battalion.
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Johm Peterman
Bagley
Iowa
Olga Peterman
Ozma
Perry
Lant Werk
Peterman
Lemon
Clarence Conger
Newkirk
Oklahoma
Hrwin Conger
Ella Scholer
Una McGinnis
Argonne Forest Drive
Ray Seitz
Kingsbury Place
St. Louis
W. K. Seitz
Nntice
Dee
Ray
Jim Rieger
Kirksville
Burney
Ab Burney
Missouri University
Billy
Labor Battalion
St. Louis Times
Livonia Route 1 News And Health Update
The column records residents with flu and pneumonia including Lloyd Abbott George Helton Noland Helton and barber Mr Dodson in Livonia. Theodore Duncan recently returned home from work in town and Dewey Pickering with Mrs Pickering visited Unionville.
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Lloyd Abbott
George Helton
Noland Helton
Wm. Triplett
Dodson
Livonia
Joe
Non Ape Harris
Theodore Duncan
Dewey Pickering
Mim
John
Pickering
Unionville
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A. R. Kepple
Minnie Condon
Stanton Virgin
R P Rice
Ford Slatur Co
Kansas City
Lt. Grant
St. Joseph
Carl C Grant
Jim Davis
Richmond
L. H. Howard
C. C Grant
Ness
Comstock Merc. Co
Missouri
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Rae Ray
Tees East
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Argonne Forest
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