Death of Miss Maude Guffey
Miss Maude Guffey dies after tuberculosis illness on January 31 at her parents home. Born May 27 1875 in Pullman county she was 34 years 8 months 4 days old. Survived by father and mother one sister Mrs Alex Guffey and four brothers Clyde Emmet Frank and Cecil. Funeral services were held Tuesday at the family home conducted by Rev Paul J Smith of Kansas City.
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John Guffey
Maude
Slame
Stuttey
Alex Guffey
Clyde
Emmet
Nebraska
Frank
Sioux City
Cecil
Paul J Smith
Kansas City
West Liberty Store Burned In Morning Fire
Fire at the West Liberty shop owned by Mrs. Jennie Losey destroyed the building between six and seven o’clock this morning. The cause is unknown. Loss ranged from 1300 to 1400 dollars with about 600 dollars insured. Fire had progressed too far to save contents of value.
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West Liberty
Jennie Losey
Colored Children in Our Schools Debate and Change
A local discussion on two colored children attending Unionville schools ends with them quitting. Attorney General Major’s involvement prompted Supt Proffer to withdraw, sparking debate over law, constitution, and race in education. A separate note records J W Woodard purchasing Holman & Pickinpaugh’s Farmers Store stock and continuing grocery operations.
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Unionville
Proffer
Major
Missouri
Tonion Valle
Hartley
Marde
J W Woodard
Holman & Pickinpaugh
Farmers Store Grocery
Woodard
Holman & Pickinpauga
Way Down East Postponed to Tuesday Night
Home talent production Way Down East has been moved from Monday February 7 to Tuesday night due to a lodge band schedule. Cast includes Anne Moore Mary Choate Kate Brewater Squire Bartlett and others with specialties between acts by Mrs A B Pratt Clive Wright and additional song numbers.
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Anne Moore
Mary R. Choate
Mrs. Bartlett
Edna Jarman
Kate Brewater
Leo Rachford
Martha Perkins
Jean Geisinger
Squire Bartlett
Harry Choate
Lemmie Sanderson
Ed Brasfield
Hi Holler
Eugene Lemon
David Bartlett
George Roth
A. B. Pratt
Clive Wright
For Rent Rural property with house barn and outbuildings
For Rent. Seven acres of land inside city limits with a house a barn and out buildings. Inquire of SS H GOUL.
Northeast Missouri Industrial association meeting in Hannibal
The Northeast Missouri Industrial association plans a Hannibal gathering on February 3 to promote rail, road, and manufacturing improvements. Delegates from county courts and leading local figures will discuss better interurban lines, rock roads, and parkways to raise farm and city prosperity.
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Northeast Missouri Industrial Association
Hannibal
Alan
Missouri Industris
Journal
Missouri
Northeas
Misouri
Atas
Eas
Industrial Association
Northeast
Hannibal Journal
Herman Busse Merchant Tailor in Unionville
Local tailor Herman Busse offers sample suits and trousers for selection with cleaning pressing and repair services at reasonable prices. Located in the basement of Farmers Bank Unionville Missouri, denatured alcohol sold at Tatman's store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Busse
Farmers Bank
Unionville
Missouri
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Notaries Public
Maude Guffey
J. W. Woodard
Lissouri
Christian Church Notes
Ladies Aid
Robt Crumpacker
J. A. McKinzie
7Th Dist
J. B. Davis
Des Moines
Iowa
Worthington
Dollie
John McFarland
Mapleton
Kirksville
Luathan McFarland
Oh School
Rodney Collins
Omeh Vemoney
Roxie Motar
Rosie
Demones
Mary Vestal
J. McFarland
H Herty
McFarland
R . Collins
Marian Collins
Josie Worthington
Homer Worthington
Will Overton
Klent Keller
W .A Montgomery
Will Ewing
Lewis Husted
Rearge Apps
Bridge
Sare-Shnape
The
Marshall National Bank
B. Marshall
Tatman's
McCurchen
Unionville, MO
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