Plan Seeks Long Term Wildlife Program in Missouri
The plan proposes a long term wildlife management program for steady improvement funded by Missouri tax revenues and federal aid. It lists Arthur L. Clark as chief of the conservation division and notes $700,000 in state funds plus $96,000 from the Missouri Conservation Commission, aiming to expand with future years.
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la Fe
U. S
Ee Souri
Itman Robertaon
Missouri
Secon
Ed. Sre
Cies
Missouri Nservation Commission
Arthur L. Clark
Gama
Conserva@s
Federegay
Om He Bode
Federal
Co “Cooperanservation Commission
Missouri Cooperativa
Witalite Es
Benefit Ball Planned With Roosevelt Backing
A national organization sponsor plans a benefit ball to raise funds to fight infantile paralysis with President Roosevelt's consent. Local proceeds will be split 60 40 after expenses, with fifty percent to the Birthday Celebration Committee and then to the Nations Foundation. The remaining funds stay with the county chairman for the new chapter after January 80th. A broad committee of doctors hospitals health officers and local communities will lead the effort.
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Proffer
Roosevelt
Nations Foundation
Not Test Hole Sinks in Worth County Oil Outfit
A damaged OCR note describes an oil company sinking a hole in Worth County and facing court disputes. It mentions the firm planned to move across Missouri and block completion, with unclear details about the outcome.
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Worth County
Missouri
Will
Christmas Dinner Guests at William Marcum Home
Christmas day guests at Mr. William Marcum included Mr. and Mrs. Burt Rennells Mr. Allie Reed Mrs. Martha Reed Joreton Johnson Mr. Jed Johnson Mr. and Mrs. Henry Marcum Mr. James Marcum and Mr. and Mrs. William Marcum. They departed around 2 PM.
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William Marcum
Burt Rennells
Allie
Martha Reed Breed Joreton
Jedge Johnson
Henry Marcum
James Marcum
William
Rabbit Market Decline Affects Youth Earnings
Reports from the area indicate a drop in Christmas rabbit earnings as markets close. Dead rabbits are found in runways, likely due to fever. Infections often occur through broken skin, prompting warnings to wear rubber gloves when handling rabbits.
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Southern
Missouri
WIDOW BRYDEN CARES FOR INVALID HUSBAND IN DEATH NOTICE
The article explains Mrs. Bryden cared for her husband William Bryden during a long illness with no children. It clarifies coroner procedures and addresses incorrect implications from a prior notice, noting she plans to decide where to live with several Iowa relatives nearby.
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Republican
William Bryden
Alont
Bryden
Iowa
Dramatic School Opens at Royal Theatre With Star Cast
The drama features Luise Rainer and Paulette Goddard in a Paris based story of aspiring actors. It follows a class of students and their daily lives as the world sees the inner workings of a dramatic school.
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Royal Theatre
Luise Rainer
Paulette Goddard
Paris
Se Manben
Winter on Time Melts After Last Thursday Snow
Snow from last Thursday largely melted within a day as Captain noted warm conditions following the storm. The brief recalls rapid thaw and shifting winter weather patterns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ving
Irons Fire Sparks Smoke In Dundee Incident
A report describes an ironing accident in Dundee where an electric iron ignited causing smoke. Clyde Dickson and Mrs Dickson are connected to the incident tied to the Sigel Conger property.
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Clyde Dickson
Howe
Dickson
Sigel Conger
Dundee
Approves Court Decision Marks Return of Funds
Gov. Lloyd C. Starx announces Supreme Court ruling clears way to refund policy holders. He says refunds funded by insurance and borne by the company, with A. S. Robertson to move prompt repayment to claimants as the people’s rights are upheld.
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Entensn
Lloyd C. Starx
Aol
Supreme Court Eets
Ed Bive
Omaly
Missouri
Robertson
Missouri women join crusade against hidden taxes nationwide
In December women across 68 Missouri communities formed National Consumers Tax Crusade units to inform the public about hidden taxes that raise living costs. Miss Marie Ames of St. Louis described the effort as targeting unnecessary levies while supporting essential taxes and noting the Missouri group is part of a nationwide network of more than 1500 units.
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J. Louis
Dec
Missouri
NCTC
Marie Ames
Cage
Ames
Maine
Agee
Alnvanne Belton
Bismarc Jaymer
Broo
Renablie
Saleen
Sperene van Buren Aa Webb
Wall
School Week Off Sparks Political Outreach
Local schoolchildren plan a week long break while a Republican campaign reaches the community. The item notes students skipping classes to participate in a political outreach effort organized by a party or local group.
Oil drill moves amid blocks tested and delays noted
Oil operations shift as rigs move to new blocks near Worth, with testing delays and backers reasserting plans. The Tandy well halts after a 200 foot drop, while crews propose six to eight rigs at a cost of about 1500000 for multiple wells. Delays loom as driller seeks safety and stability before proceeding with sites east of Bethany and Gilman City.
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Worth
Tandy
Tole
Oll
le Ss
Oak
Berne
Harve
Elwell
Bethany
Gilman City
Pruut
Bel Held Pack Ae Taii
Scouts Deliver Christmas Toys To 23 Families
More than 200 toy articles were created by the community and about 180 finished and delivered by Scouts to 23 families early Christmas morning under Scout Master Wayne Norman. Trucks donated by Kern Morgan and Mur Husted carried toys to homes several miles away, with some items carried over for next year.
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Broken Us
Wayne Norman
Cout
Cook
Kern Morgan
Mur! Husted
Santa Claus
Bill Porter
Norman
Correction on Br Hargrave’s visit under Maxine Johnson
A corrected report states Br Hargrave acted under the direction of a semipentent ph during his time with Maxine Johnson who works in Hammond Indiana. He spent holidays with his mother Mrs Rolla Johnson and other relatives and friends.
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Br Hargrave
Mise
Maxine Johnson
Hammond
Ind
Rolla Johnson
Construction of New Bridge Begins After Long Delay
Officials announce formal start of bridge project after years of planning and debate. The Miami area expects improved access and reduced travel times once the structure opens, with city leaders underscoring the project’s importance to regional development.
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Miami
New Judge Wext Moonday to Take Oath as Circuit Judge
Hon. WY C Ro Jr is to assume the Third Judicial District bench and take the oath of office during the day. The ceremony, to be administered by the Circuit Clerk, will occur at a time that suits the office staff. The judge plans to begin work on January first, with the Grundy County case noted as an exception.
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WY. C. Ro Jr
Stake
Myrie
Ae Aes
Ecw
Seruakiens
Bose
Cetecata
Cota
Aern
Putnam
Grundy County
Pehaay
Unemployment benefits start January first urges early registration
The Kirksville office reports benefits under the new job insurance program begin January first. Eligible workers should register at the nearest Employment Office and obtain an identification card to speed claims. Mrs Elizabeth Danclovic of the State Swap Mint Service urges prompt registration for those whose employment in covered industries may end before January eight.
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Kille
Kirksville
Lizabeth Danclovic
State Swap Mint Service
North Franklin
Missouri
Ph Nichol
Putnam County
Licenses Available at Fowler Motor Place
The spacenicer automobile and truck license plates and permits for drivers will be obtainable from Mrs. C. C. Potts at the Fowler Motor place on Weat hering theatre. Licenses will be issued for eight years for first three months after the new year and then ready for distribution.
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C. C. Potts
Fowler Motor Place
Meeting of the American Auxiliary January 2
A notice calls a meeting of the American Auxiliary on Monday night January 2 at the Court House. All members urged to attend.
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Courthoute
Future road plans hinge on legislative action in Putnam
Unclear prospects for road building amid uncertain funding as the upcoming Legislature considers policy shifts. Officials warn that without new funds the highway department cannot advance projects in Putnam or other counties, since bond obligations and operating costs must be met.
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Stateghway
Putrnam
Missouri governor blasts prosecutor over murder case dismissal
The text reports Governor Stark condemning Prosecuting Attorney Graves for dropping charges in a Kansas City murder case. It notes Gargotta's prior murder attempt on Sheriff Bash, two accomplices killed by Bash, and a tied perjury disgrace amid Missouri law enforcement controversy.
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Lloyd C. Stark
W. W. City
Wors
Thomas B
Farris Anthon
Kansas City
Gargotta
Bash
Gota
Escaneer
Anthon
Thal
Sherif Bush
Graves
Brown Harris
Scott
Missouri
Gargetts
Two Civil War Veterans Named in Putnam County Records
The article notes J. H. Vestal and De Brewscomb along with Sohn Minecs as the only two Civil War veterans identified in Putnam County training records. It mentions possible others unknown to informant Civl War and overseers, and references a visit by Miss Virginia Colter of Chicago to Lydia Co.
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J. H. Vestal
de Brewscomb
Sohn Minecs
Putnam County
Misa
Virginia Colter
Chicago
Lydia Co
End of Season For Quail As Droughts Hurt Population
The quail season ends this Saturday after ten weeks of hunting interrupted by summer droughts and winter snows. The drought reduced numbers last year but milder winter and favorable spring allowed a comeback with birds fairly plentiful now. With hunting concluding, protection laws are noted as important for future seasons.
Quiet Christmas Observed Across Unionville Community
The holiday passed peacefully with families at home or visiting relatives and no accidents reported. Many locals traveled during the extended break, shops were mostly closed on Monday, churches hosted Christmas parties, gifts were distributed by Santa, and students home from distant schools added to the festive cheer.
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Unionville
Santa Claus
Pickenpaugh Johnson Wedding Noted in Community
A local wedding tale centers on Miss Isa Teabel Johnson who became Cheeter Johnson after marrying and moving to Mo r. Picken theon of Bags Lala Fitzmpach, with Mrs. Dave Sizemore and daughter visiting Sta hi to see her mother.
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Isa Teabel al (Bilis) Johnson
Cheeter
Johnson
Mo.r. Pickentheon
eBags
Lala Fitnpach
Pont
Dave Sizemore
Daugther
Stahi
Mra
Din Colter
Public Health Campaign Urges Immediate Restaurant and Housing Reforms
The report highlights ongoing efforts to control cancer pneumonia and tuberculosis through better reporting. It notes physicians have improved in documenting co illnesses and deaths but calls for continued state action. A stringent yearlong campaign seeks restaurant and boarding house cleanup.
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Sete Ek
Calse
Eesithartaeae
Jantary Application Notes Employer Contributions
Record notes an January application regarding employer remita contributions for age year and employees. The text references Mr and omithe terms with unclear details about contributions and eligibility.
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