Putnam County Court Reports Solid Finances After Two Day Session
Putnam County Court met for two days with Judge J T Morgan and judges L J Baquet and others presiding. Proceedings included road vacation petitions granted, clerk duties, and a long list of county accounts approved, showing warrants paid and a solid financial condition for 1925 into 1926.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
J T. Morgan
L. J. Baquet
Ps Young
W. Ee
E. Holton
Richland
J E. Kopfer
W. E. Huller
Y. J. Patterson
A. Gillum
A. Burress
York
P. C. McMain
Wisesa
Grant
W. G. Young
Assess
Wilson
S.d Lewis
Alcoho
City Auto License Tags Ready for Issuance
The City Collector J. D. Agee distributes license tags as cars see limited use this year. Last year 108 tags were issued by February 10, while this year none had been issued by the same date. About 850 licenses are expected this year due to reduced car usage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. D. Agee
Randé
Road Plan Delayed East Unionville Link Ahead
The Saucer road project east of Unionville faces delays as survey data and road location maps arrive. The state intends a route from Main Street east through the Thomas property then southeast across Mellhinmy and Mannon properties toward the Schuyler line, with graveling five miles east this summer if contracts can be let. Local committees will join owners along the route to confirm conditions and right of way, aiming to ease future primary road development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Commission
Main Street
Thomas
Mesers A P Mellhinmy
PM Mannon
Fae Cone Ahihanen
State Commission
Schuyler County
Lmonville
Old Fashioned Lye Hominy By Carroll and Patrie
Carroll and Patrie have produced a new old fashioned lys hominy in a matter of weeks. The product has quickly gained favor in the local market and is expanding to other communities. Their work grew from their potato chip operation, which relies on the ronde rolling method. They also make limited mush and are marketing salted peanuts and candy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll & Patrie
Oll & Patrice
Fire damages roof at residence in northwest town
A fire was discovered on the roof of Mr. Mary’s home in the northwest part of town this morning between ten and eleven. The fire department arrived quickly and extinguished the blaze but it burned a hole in the south part of the roof. No insurance was carried on the property and the loss is attributed to uninsured damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary
Y. Allen
Missouri group to probe state expenditures for tax relief
The Association for Economy in Public Expenditures formed a committee in Kansas City to study state department spending and propose legislation for the upcoming session. Elmer Donnell chairs. C L Harrison is vice chair and A L Harty treasurer. other participants include Frank W McAllister Cornelius Roach and W J Dysert among officials and business leaders. The group expects voter support to curb extravagance and reduce the tax burden.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Association For Economy In Public Expenditures
Kansas
Elmer Donnell
St. Louis
Associated Industries of Missouri
Association For Economy In Public Peitures
C. L. Harrison
Cape Girardeau
C Chambers of Commerce
Southeast Alissouri
A L. Harty
Southeast Missouri Trust Company
Girardeau
Kansas City
Frank W McAllister
Cornelius Roach
W W Baldwin
Burlington System
A . Harry Cape
Wood
Springfield
State Federation of Labor
KR W Meade
St Louis
Peoples Motorbus Company
T I Hollan
Whealasaters and Manufacturers Association of
St Joseph
Elmer Bonnell
Wiens
Capabe
St Toum
Breveland
Forsythe
Taney County
McFreeland
University of Missouri
Baldwin
Burlington
City Primary Set For March 3 Nominees To Be Drafted
City voters will choose a mayor from the Republican slate along with one alderman per ward, a collector, police judge, and marshal. One city committeeman from each ward and a at large committeeman will also be elected at the primary. Polls open nine to six at the North Ward Altes Billing Station and South Ward McCajment Building. Candidates must file by noon Saturday March tbd.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cionine Ae
Gatre
A. Agee
Lamanter
Leota
Anderson
J . Agee
Free public library grows rapidly in town
The new public library expands shelves to accommodate 260 bound volumes and Congressional proceedings donations by Mr Fett. Medette. It is now open to the public at no cost, with 45 readers checking out books last week and a heavy reliance on reference and general reading inside the building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fett
Medette
National Credit Stabilizer Plan Endorsed by Local Groups
Copy of National Credit Stabilizer News praises a plan to standardize credit actions led by Mr Hush Drummam. The proposal aims to extend credit on sound terms while reducing losses from the old system. Drummam and family, remembered in Missionville area, advocate and protect rights within the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Credit Stabilizer Credit News
Hush Drummam
Centerville
Drummond
Mionville
Livestock Market Shows Mixed Moves Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
Hog prices edge higher after Monday pressure with uneven gains on today’s trade while cattle and sheep show weakness. Chicago market largely missed by buyers as hogs and cattle receipts loom with steady to higher early bids and mixed offerings across weight classes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
St. Louis
Kansas City
Wether
St Louis
Iowa
Lami
Assignment of Seymour area to Moravia trustees described
The Seymour Iowa Herald reports that the Munton and Seymour area run by J G Joseph was assigned to Sanker in Moravia Jorg, trustees. It mentions plans to add food helps to stock and conduct a campaign and links a recent Centerville incident as a trigger for action by Joseph. Joseph formerly lived in Jessnfire and now operates over a chain store sale, later halted.
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Seymour, Iowa
Moulton
Seymour
J G. Joseph
Sanker
Moravia
Jorg
Aloo
Centerville
Lven
Jdoerp
Dasep
Iessnyfire
Concert Delight at Local Church by Dillinger Band
A large crowd attended the band concert at the Christian church last Friday evening. Director Dillinger and the band members have worked all winter, and the program impressed attendees with improved performance and promise for a better band this coming summer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Christian Church
Dillinger
Gyetrun
Weather report hints at fair conditions this week
A fragmented weather note indicates a fair night and Thursday with moderate temperatures. It mentions a Wednesday broadcast and radiophone scanning, but the readable content confirms generally pleasant conditions ahead.
Fox and Cullum Buy Half Interest in Marble Firm
Earl Fox purchased a 50 percent stake in the Blue Moon Granite Works last Friday and gained possession. The former owner Bird Cullum remains with the firm, which will be renamed Cullum and Fox. Fox has been active in sales and plans to move operations to Union.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Earl Fox
Blue Moon Granite Works
Bird Cullum
Cullum
Fox
Union Ee
Unclear OCR listing expenses and names from city accounts
Fragmentary ledger items show payments to individuals and firms such as Harley Bradshaw Colby Rachford Cullum and general expenditure like Go Bonds and dental costs. The noisy text lists dates and amounts, but many entries are garbled.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionsitie
Jana
Harley Bradshaw
Moywey
Morgan
Bro & Arthur Young
Colby
Rachford & Cullum
Med
Dental
Womanless Wedding at Christian Church Next Monday
The Civic League presents a play titled Womanless Wedding to be staged next Monday evening at 8 o clock in the Christian church. Admission 25 and 36 cents, tickets on sale Friday at Radford and Cullum's drug store. Reserved seats 36 cents, all others 26 cents. Proceeds fund a new library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radford & Cullum
Civic League
Paving The Square Moves Forward In Unionville
Unionville city council last Friday approved paving the square with six inch reinforced concrete. State Highway Board work on No 4 highway spurs renewed interest in paving along Main Street and the city. Property owners may share costs, with underground wiring and pole relocation planned to prevent future issues.
Building Named in Honor of Putnam County Leader
A new women’s building at Montana State College in Bozeman will be named St Herrick Hall in honor of Una B Merrick, the college’s long serving Dean of Women since 1911. The tribute reflects her devotion to the women of the college and to fostering balanced, moral, and capable graduates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bozeman, Montana
Mixn
Nora Maria
Montana State College
Bozeman
Herrick
Una B Merrick
Putnam County
Una Brasfield
Ita
Shark
Vald
Ufe
CAPPY RICKS Preview Promises Clever Stage Play
The review lauds a humorous production with a strong script and polished pacing. Descriptions mention precise arrangement with Co and a high praise note for the author Rempel and the overall plans for a dramatic performance at 8:00.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rempel
Arcangement
Ile
Infant Born to Ed Fitzwater Family Noted in West Libert
Infant born near West and ines wax buried at West Liberty. relatives and many friends mourn the loss.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Fitzwater
Near West
Ines
West
Libert
Shop Reopens After Months of Quiet Work
Local business announces reopening of an unidentified shop linked to Mr. Star on Sewa Street after a period of inactivity. The owner, previously engaged in other mailer work, confirms the shop is now open for customers again.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Star
Aquare
Busy court adjourns after a week of trials
Circuit Court adjourned last Saturday after noon with three criminal jury trials. Gerald Annetars faced larceny charges. William Arthy faced sentencing with an appeal to the Supreme Court. a third case ended in a hung jury. Civil and criminal dockets followed with multiple continuances and verdicts, including divorces and joint-venue transfers.
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Cooleville
Hun
Cmt
Ebor
Willamar
Supreme Court
Lane
Pearl Thompson
Thompson
Charles Stockton
Bert Rolaton
Lee Cavipio
Mary E. Scaumpbe
Jivorer Co
State
Mendota Coglee
Continued Exchange Bank of Novinger
F. A
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Begala
JAD
Hayward
Bari Couchran
D. Patterson
Calla
W. A. Shelton
SJ. Lamasters
M. Dodson
C. H. Matthew & Co
G. E. Williamson
E. Williamson
L. Williamsen
Soya
Ia. Wood
Buxton & Skinner
Kontinental Ko
A. Flanagan & Co
T. M Parker
Court House
WA Haintey
Valee L
T. Jd. Patterson
Melton
Asagence
Aigleroatt
Farmers M
Sanford Brockton
Ae Eee
Ira D. Guffey
Republican
Comstock Merc. Co
Bros
Etog -Lane
Loave & Farance
Millen & Moress
Sepagh
Walter Galloupe
Anna Bilh
R-L. St. John
Ie Aia
Lle
Marion Walker
I. A. C. Meyer
J Mabee
State Highway Cos Commission
East Road
Association Bar Economy
Nt Ene
Enjoyer
State Highway Board
Highway Board
Missouri
Bates
Thir Mun
GIRE
Cappy Ricks
Circuit “Court
Neel
Georae F
Lexis
Delco Light Co
McCalment
Lorenzo Jones
Mary J. Hynter
Andrew Ay Hensley
Johiri
Balorville
Alics
Vincent
Insurance Co
North America
Bowman
Ameriesr
Nowarky
Paley
J.B Vincent
Sarah Jefferson
Plata
Macon County
Pace
William Hendricks
Sage Fae Ata
Ra McGhirey
Piaintiq
Vane Reat
Toulsa McGee
B, & A Weed .Co
Anil Maetttee
Lewis
Myra
Williams
Bort
Seseir
Catherine Minks
Christy
Elsa
Inginamnith
Laverty
PSF
Ham
Atock
Mon Amathenst
Intopyille
Fiat
Linfonvie
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