Baptist Church Revives Bantering Spirit on Stormy Sunday
The Baptist church reported a sweet and powerful service despite bad weather with two young women converting to Christianity during the evening. The schedule lists Sunday School at 9 45, preaching at 11, Juniors at 2 30, BY P U at 6 30, and evening preaching at 7 30 on Strengthening the Brethren and Hidden Things. Rev C A Mitchell to preach Monday night.
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God
Christ
The
Brethren
C. A. Mitchell
Henry
Bank Statement Claims Strong Finances as of 1911 Close
The document presents a bank statement sworn by acting cashier O M Elson in 1931, noting cash on hand exceeding $80,000 and funds due from banks. Directors pages emphasize the bank’s strength and ability to serve customers, underscoring confidence in financial stability.
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Missol
Putnam
F. O. Elson
U.S
Local Guard Company to Reorganize in Unionville
The local National Guard unit, dormant for months, readies a reorganization led by L A Carroll. Captain Donald Bonfoey resigns to make way, Carroll plans to expand the roster to forty five or more, with fifteen to twenty promising applicants already in. Lieutenant Edwin Brasfield remains in charge until Carroll is commissioned.
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of National Guards
Donald Bonfoey
L. A. Carroll
Bonfo
Uncle Sam
Unionville
Edwin Brasfield
Mr. Carroll
Plans for Fast Baseball Team This Year
A Commercial Club meeting in Unionville discussed organizing a baseball team with three negotiating hires and a new board of directors: Boesche, McCalment, and Morgan. Nearby towns plan stronger squads, raising potential competition, as residents urge community support to boost commerce and town pride.
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Boesche
McCalment
Morgan
Unionville
Vincent Neagle Bridegroom Vincent Neagle Tie The Knot
Clifford Vincent and Zelta Neagle were married at the home of Mr and Mrs Nick Walker near Lucerne. The bride, cousin of Mrs Walker, recently worked at Telepote Exchange. The groom, son of John Vincent, farmers nearby, with the couple renting the Tom Holly farm and preparing a home. Congratulations pour in from friends and The Republican.
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Nick Walker
Lucerne
Clifford Vincent
Zelta Neagle
Local Notices Prompt Names and Ages Incomplete
Partial OCR lists individuals with ages and places including Clifford Vincent and Lucerne, Feb 4, Zelta Neagle and Bertha Fields with Powersville, Feb 6, Geo W Chapman Sewal lai 25. Details are fragmentary and date and location data incomplete for full notice framing.
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Clifford Vincent
Lucerne
Zelta Neagle
Geo. W. Chapman
Sewal
Lai
Bertha Fields
Powersville
Capitol Dome Fire Shocks Jefferson City Officials
A Sunday blaze destroyed the Missouri Capitol dome after a lightning strike. Governor Hadley led efforts alongside guards, prisoners, and officials from Sedalia and St. Louis. The fire damaged valuable records, with debate rising on rebuilding location and temporary quarters.
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Capitol
Jefferson City
State
Hadley
Sedalia
Contenta
St. Louis
Supreme Court
Change In Boesche & Timmons Drug Store
A deal completed Tuesday transfers F J Breache interest in Boesche and Timmons Drug Store to Wess and John Tim mons, brothers of Rollie Timmons. The store will be renamed the Timmons Bros Drug Store with Boesche continuing.
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Boesche & Timmons Drug Store
F. J. Breache
Boesche & Timmons
Wess
John Timmons
Rollie Timmons
Mr. Boesche
Timmons Bros. Drug Store
Mr. Boesehe
Local merchants plan new drug firm and court completes ledger
Wess and John Timmons, both noted pharmacists and teachers from Martinstown, may join the new firm with Mr Boesche, who became a partner two years ago. The county court, led by Presiding Judge E F Hargier, J L Casady and W L Pollock, opened a regular session and approved numerous contracts and reports including care of inmates, bridge inspections, and fee abstracts. Temporary aid cases and a large insurance settlement for the county infirmary are noted as well.
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Wess
John Timmons
Martinstown
Boesche
L. H. Howard Drug Store
E. F. Hargier
J L. Casady
W L. Pollock
T M Shelton
Elisha Dickson
P R. Schuster
Sullivan County
T M. Shelton
Cloe Tingley
Harper
Page
Woods
R. M. Brasfield
Joe Stille
Rotlie Timmons
E. W. Underwood
J. L. Davis
A. O. Cormeney
H. B. King
Clee Tingley
Davis Bridge
Phoenix Insurance Company
J. S Mullenix Et al
Elm Township
Guy Casady
Pete Anerson
Bell Haynes
W. Campbell
Hulda Clark
Tamson Evans
H. E. Barnhouse
Local businessman Pollock visits Pow eraville for business
Mr L T Pollock of near Poweraville drove over today to transact business and stopped at the office. He promotes the growing subscription list and owns Sunny Side Stock Warm, which has just finished a fine new home replacing the one burned last fall. He also ordered stationery for personal use.
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L. T. Pollock
Poweraville
Sunny Side
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Citizens Bank of
Lready
Rae
the National Bank of Unionville
Resources
U. S
Prem
the National Bank of Unionville Ee Vdase
Vincent Neagle
Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
Cashier
New County
Dame McCutchen & Son
Unionville, Mo
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Soa
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