Court House Expenses And Public Notices Report
A fragmented ledger reports numerous payments and allocations for court house needs, care of patients and staff, supplies, taxes, and salaries. It lists Union Trust Co. transactions, labor costs, furnace repairs, postage, and miscellaneous charges plus names connected to a special election payroll and various residents.
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Feourt House
Wweet
Lstarial
McDaniel Ap
Houck Fannie
Porter Roemer
Coop
Pmistock Mere Co
Bridge
Mere. Co
Alexander
Ieay Loughridge
Ptg. Co
Sinem
Raecklin
Kennedy
Cis
Mae - Miata
Talentine
Union Lwp
Bgen
Oper
Euig Union Trust Co
Court House
Union Trust Co
A .Patterson
Gillum Salery
A. Loughridge
Sal
yrenzo-Jones
H-Matthew & Co
Tiegen C. SE Williamson
Wamson
Pena Ayer
Fitiarnis
Heart Tag Day aids needy children in state drive
Volunteers of America led by General Babington and Mrs. Rawle Booth hold a Heart Tag Day in Bainville on Saturday to support Children’s Homes and relief for families of prisoners. The fundraiser, endorsed by President Coolidge, asks the public to buy heart tags and give what they can to help disadvantaged children.
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Wane Volunteers of
America
General Babington
Rawle Booth
Iainville
United States
Free band concert brings large crowd to Royal Theatre
A free concert at the Royal Theatre last Thursday evening drew a very large audience. The Unionville band boys and local talent organized the event after months of winter practice, signaling more performances to come and a summer vibe for the community.
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Royal Theatre
Unionville Band Boys
Play University Here Thursday in Big Local Clash
The U. and university basketball team hosts Jackson University Thursday evening in a high stakes game. Kickoff time aims to avoid church services, with both squads seeking a win to boost standings and fan support amid a season of tight finishes.
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Jackson University
Idgets
Joe University
Pit
Kirksville Oateo
Path
Wentworth
Mexico
Col
St. Joe Hiya
Married Agit Tutt and Mies Thompson Tie Quiet Ceremony
Lawrence E Tutt and Mies H Thompson were married last Saturday at Miss Paovere’s home near town in a quiet family ceremony. Reverend Anderson officiated. The couple, both UM University of Missouri graduates, plan to live in Crocker Missouri and pursue teaching and life together. The Thompson family is prominent and well respected in the community.
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Agit
Lawrence E. Tutt
Mies
Ce H. Thompson
Paoevere
Mr. Anderson
Thompson
Alice
Mr. Tutt
Crocker
Missouri
University of Missouri
Reed Speaks on Oil Issue in Senate Debate
Senator Reed delivered a carefully prepared Senate speech on the oil scandal last week. He said he was sure the matter would take a turn toward resolution and that anyone criminally involved should be punished. He urged bipartisanship and warned against partisan capital. He reportedly challenges friends of McAdoo to accept his lack of knowledge about McAdoo’s name when pressed by Doheny.
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Reed
Senate
McAdoo
Dohenya
Compromise Talks Surface Over Proposed Tax Reductions
Green of the Ways and Means Committee suggested a nonpartisan tax cut option while Democrats push their own plan. President Coolidge remains firm against any compromise that weakens the bill, threatening no universal reduction.
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Lacentative Green
Key
Ways and Means
Green
Ores
Coolidg Tassonate
McAdoo quits oil job amid campaign ties
William G. McAdoo ends his oil sector role after a letter to chairman Seaborn raised questions about potential conflict of interest. He says his $26 25,000 annual pay as a lawyer covers compensation, denying further ties to the oil magnate's business.
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William G. McAdoo
Seae
Gating
Deeny
McAdoo
Wearin
Lim
Mexican Rebellion Fails Amid Turbulent Hidden Records
Fragmentary OCR note reports a failed rebellion with references to figures and factions, including mentions of diaries and sections. The readable text hints at an unfolding conflict and resistance efforts, but specifics are unclear and names remain obscured by garbled characters.
Unionville Forms Humane Society To Protect Animals
In Unionville Missouri a Humane Society is organized by local Civic League members led by Mrs J D Hayward and Mrshal Korns. About fifty members joined quickly as the pledge mirrors to enforce humane laws and prevent cruelty to animals with rapid enrollment expected.
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Humane Society
Missouri
Unionville
Tax Reduction Bill Aimed At 26 Cent Income Tax Cut
Republicans push a special tax reduction bill authored by Mears to deliver a 26 cent cut in all income taxes for 1928. The measure seeks quick relief while the main tax bill faces a prolonged, contentious debate in the House.
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House of Representatives
Clements Favored for National Committeeman Job
Dr E B Clements of Macon leads for National Committeeman with only opponent Congressman yer of St Louis. Early indications suggest Clements will win to succeed Jacob Babler as present committeeman. The Ford and Drug Department heads Siyzrieg Brothers appear favored for another post.
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E. B. Clements
Macon
State Republican Committee
Yer
St. Louis
Prom
Cléments
Jacob Babler
Xe Clements
Genrnet Siyzrieg
Ford and Drug Department
Fall Refuses Testimony as Senate Panel Seeks Immunity Waiver
The Senate investigating committee will not recall former Secretary Fall without a waiver of immunity. Petts connections to the matter may be pursued in court, as Fall recently refused to testify and could face legal action through an alternative process.
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Pomerene
Coolidge
Senate Investigating Committee
Fall
Petts
College students Norma Pile and George Bullene wed in Bethany
Miss Norma Pile of Excelsior Springs and George Bullene of Lawrence, both Kansan State University students, announced their marriage in Bethany on January 4. The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John S. Pile, has attended Lindenwood College and the University of Kansas. The couple will begin housekeeping in Lawrence after both finish the semester.
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Norma Pile
Excelsior Springs
George Bullene
Lawrence
Kansan State University
Bethany
John S. Pile
Kimball Ave
Lindenwood College
St. Charles
University At
Ounger
Auto Baseball League Proposed in Memphis by Automobiles
The Memphis Democrat describes a plan for an Auto Baseball League with several towns including Memphis. Games would run on a regular schedule and be played with automobile transportation, with each team composed entirely of home talent players.
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Memphis Democrat
Memphis
Miners Report Potential Spring Strike Back Home
Representatives from Novinger who attended the national convention say a spring strike is probable. They believe a settlement may be reached on a wage scale with four year terms instead of two, under a protective code.
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Novinger Herald
Convicts Escape From Missouri Prison and Die
Three inmates at Jefferson City state prison escaped by sawing bars and fled into an enclosure where they killed a guard and seized his revolver. They escaped through the yard amid gunfire, but a posse found them at a haystack near Jefferson City and killed all three as they attempted to resist. The prisoners were long regarded as dangerous.
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Missouri
Jefferson City
Hard on the Crap Shooters in Brookfield Report
The Brookfield prosecutor pressed the Linneus sheriff to raid a Brookfield location where many craps players gathered. Deputies seized 26 to 30 people, including about two dozen school age youths. Several adults spent a night in jail with a $1,000 bail set for release the next day.
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Inn County News
Hart
Brookfield
Linneus
Greeks Aim to Set Up a Republic End of Monarchy
A Greek national assembly resolution declares the ruling dynasty forfeited and contemplates establishing a republic. Former premier Venizelos currently handles affairs and seeks a peaceful transition from monarchy to republic.
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National Assembly
Venzelos
Miners Die in Peculiar Minnesota Accident
Forty two miners at Crosby Minnesota perished in a strange incident last week when a nearby drain collapsed into the lake bed. Water rushed into the shaft and the men were killed within minutes as the lake bed dropped away. The cause remains unknown, not attributed to a fault in the earth.
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Crosby
Minnesota
Kentucky Homecoming to Bring Kentuckiana Visitors
Mayor Browns receives a letter from Louisville Kentucky announcing a statewide Kentucky Homecoming. The event invites former residents to return during two weeks with a program across Louisville and county seats. Thousands are expected to visit during the first week and participate in area events.
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Browns
Louissville
Kentuck
Ivan
Louisville
Bethany Building and Loan Company Capital Increase
The Bethany Building and Loan Company plans to double its stock as soon as possible. Officials say the capital increase will strengthen local financial stability and support future expansion in the area.
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Bethany Building and Loan ‘Company
Bethany 'Anne
Pat Et Mye
Republican
Taft Calls for Rest After Ill Health Forces Break
Chief Justice Taft has canceled engagements and will rest due to an illness that has troubled him for some time. The statement notes he will take a long pause from his work on the Go Bench and seeks no further public duties at this time.
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Taft
T. E. Tuners
Wilson
Kian
Lemont Boys Edge Penean Eagles in Low-Scoring Victory
The Lemont team secured a 42 to 28 win despite limited practice. Jackson University also had a presence at the game as observers, while Prids Fienvil and others watched from the sidelines.
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Lemont Bove
Prids
Jackson Universito
Razor mystery ends in fatal shooting case
A 10 year old Black child dies after a disturbance in a room where a table was turned. Gunfire erupts ending in a fatal wound and a suspect was later captured and faced trial. The report notes police found two shots fired and an ensuing investigation continues.
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Wiladine Jeter
Tabte
Today's Market by Radio Live Stock Highlights
Wednesday market bulletin reports hogs in slow trade with slight gains to seven cents, cattle active with better grades scarce, vealers weak, and sows mixed. Kansas City hogs show no early sales with prices near six ninety to six ninety five, stockers steady, sheep opening lower.
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Sapaplican
St. Louise
Andy
Kansas City
Stea Andy
Stea
Orm Tuesay
Unionville Boy in Air Service Arrives in Honolulu
Curt M. Chrisman, newly joined in air service, arrived in Honolulu aboard a U S Army transport. Enlisted personnel were transferred to the tug Cuba and taken to Fort Kawichameha at Pearl Harbor to await assignment, with Chrisman hoping for Wheeler Field Oahu. He is the son of Mrs Chrisman of Unionville.
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Curt M. Chrisman
Honolulu
United States
United States Army
Cuba
Fort Kawichameha
Pearl Harbor
Chrisman
Wheeler Field
Oahu
Unionville
Port Kemehamehi
Simple Funeral for Ex-President Woodrow Wilson
The funeral of Ex-President Woodrow Wilson was simple per Mrs Mia Wilson wishes. Only close family and friends attended at Bethlehem Chapel where last rites were given and the body laid to rest. Eight sailors and eight soldiers and Marines accompanied the former leader with President and Mrs Coolidge representing the nation. Mrs Wilson declined a state burial beside the Unknown Soldier.
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Woodrow Wilson
Mia Wilson
Bethlehem Chapel
Mra. Coolidge
Presia
Mra. Wilson
Stock Sale Notices Around Iowa Towns
A series of farm stock sale notices list sale locations near Gleason Gaionville Omahs Livonia Unionville Worthington and nearby areas. Dates include February 15 18 19 21 with various sellers such as Joyce Mullins Earl Kopfer Bert Nirs Fred Cook and Mullenix closing out stakes.
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Mullins
Endo
Gleason
Eale
Watt
Gaionville
Shelton & Pi i. Diss
Omahs
Livonia
Xeline
Earl Kopfer
Unionville
Bert Nirs
Gnonville
Fred
Cook
Harende Mullenix
Worthington
Small Fire At Warnick Home
A small fire broke out at the Warnick residence with fire crews responding. Mr. Warnick was on site and reported the incident started but caused limited damage and was quickly controlled.
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Warnick
la Warnick
Weather forecast for Missouri two days ahead
The forecast shows general air tonight and Thursday with likely northwest portion of state affected. Radiophone forecast notes varying conditions across Missouri with gradual change through tomorrow.
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U.S
Missouri
Gene Rall
Thuradayalate
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