Mrs Tracy Dies After Illness at Laughlin Hospital
Mrs W W Tracy of Corydon Iowa dies at Laughlin hospital following an operation. Born April 29 1857 in Sandy Ohio daughter of John and B McFarland she married W W Tracy of Putnam County Keephone Co. Their children include Carrie Ecklea M G Tracy Nettie Rickett and Clarence E Tracy. Funeral held at MF arch with Rev Howard Thompson and burial in Unionville cemetery. Card of thanks from W W Tracy and children.
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cSarah Ann
John
B McFarland
Sandy
Ohio
Laughlin
Ieaville
Cleveland
Yen
Carrie Ecklea
M. G. Tracy
Moravia
Nettie Rickett
Chillico- Sm
MFE
Joward Thompson
Talina
Nionville
Ohion
Fall Injures Mrs Geo Onard in South Town
Early Tuesday morning Mrs Geo Onard of the south part of town fell along the sidewalk and broke several bones. A broken wrist and a dislocated hip were reported as she had been unwell prior to the fall and has since suffered considerably.
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Geoonard
Wedding Invitations Sent for Tatman Snrath Nuptials
Invitations have been received for the marriage of James H. Tatman and Miss Helena Snrath of Chicago to take place at the bride’s parents home on Saturday February 17 at 8 o’clock. Fred Williamson and son, ax, visited Brookfield Friday to see their mother Mrs. Rilla Hause.
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James H. Tatman
Helena Snrath
Chicago
Cotes
Fred Williamson
Brookfield
Rilla Hause
Grade School Operetta Yanki San Delights Audiences
The Grade school presented Yanki San a Japanese operetta to a large audience last Thursday at the opera house. Directed by Earle Dillinger and teachers, the children performed well. Proceeds exceeded one hundred dollars for school funds. Cast included Louise Ledford, Mildred Duncan, John Newton Gomstock, Esmund Cook, Reba Holman, Georgie Crockett, Robert Berry and Neal Garrison. A first grade Hansel and Gretel specialty was also well received.
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Yanki San
Opera House
Earle Dillinger
Louise Ledford
San Fan
Mildred Duncan
Prince Oto
Mikado
John Newton Gomstock
Prince Toto
Esmund Cook
Princess Toto
Reba Holman
Prince Ton Ton
Georgie Crockett
Court of
No Man
Robert Berry
Neal Garrison
Hansel and Gretel
State Senate Adopts Probe Into Auditor Hackmann
The State Senate forms a committee to investigate alleged irregularities by State Auditor Hackmann. The five member panel will hear sworn testimony and compel attendance with records, examining claims of duplicated trip payments and salary sharing.
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State Senate
Hackmann
Trenton Man Dies En Route Home
S. F Tibbetts, 70, of Trenton, was found dead near the city by searchers. He had been working on a local road and left his companions saying he would walk home. A posse tracked him down after he failed to arrive. Officials ruled death due to apoplexy.
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S. F Tibbetts
Trenton
Times
House backs debt plan amid broad party support
The House in Washington approved the debt arrangement with Pryland by 291 to 44. The package repays nearly five billion dollars borrowed from the United States. One Republican and 43 Democrats opposed. 227 Republicans, 64 Democrats and 1 Socialist supported. The vote followed submission to President Harding and amendments were rejected.
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House of Representatives
Washington
Pryland
United States
Harding
Exhibition of Art Draws Funds for School Pictures
An upcoming three night exhibit at the high school features about 200 carbon photographs and color prints from the Elson Art Publication Co. Proceeds fund school picture purchases while galleries worldwide are represented. Admission supports art education with prizes and displays, including Radford & Cullum's drug store windows.
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Elson Art Publication Co., Inc
Belmont
Mass
Italy Accepts Naval Limitation Pact Says Mussolini
The Italian Chamber of Deputies approved the naval limitation pact agreed at the Was Conference. Premier Mussolini supported it as a breathing spell from wars, though not a belief that wars can be wholly prevented, noting wars may come despite conventions.
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Chamber of Deputies
Mussolini
Haggling Over Eastern Peace
The article notes failed peace talks and repeated Allied proposals in Lausanne with Turkey. It describes Allies threatening to withdraw or declare war while Turks remain unmoved, leaving the outcome uncertain and war a possible result.
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Europe
Uncle Sam
Lausanne
Switzerland
Change in Missouri school apportionment defeated
The Missouri House defeated an amendment to raise rural school funding from one third to one half of estate revenues. Lawmakers argued that increasing the share would require higher taxes or hurt state institutions and business, hindering progress.
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House of Representatives
Missouri
Warning on Cigarette Sales to Students in Gran County
The grand county sheriff warns that cigarettes and cigarette making supplies have been sold or given to students in local schools. He cites age 18 as the legal limit and urges authorities to enforce the law to stop the practice.
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Vero
Gran
Renee
Kaki
Auto accidents cause more deaths in 1922
A fragmented report notes rising automobile fatalities in 1922 with attributed causes and authorities considering measures. The text references deaths, public safety concerns, and potential regulatory responses, though details are garbled and partially unreadable.
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Ay Lawa
Explosion devastates Dawson New Mexico coal mine
The Dawson New Mexico coal mine suffered a major blast last Thursday. Sixty five miners were recovered dead by Sunday with fifty five still unaccounted for. Victims include Ben Moullin and Earl Graves. Relatives travel to Ratone and Las Vegas for inquiries and body recovery.
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Dawson
N. Mex
United States Bureau of Mines
Washington
Ben Moullin
New Mexico
Edhmonton
T. S
Virgil
Ratone
Earl Graves
Ernest Graven
Omaha
Hubert Graves
Las Vegas
Boyd Green Dies At Home Of His Daughter
Boyd Green, 62, former Putnam county judge for two terms, died Monday evening at 780 at the home of his daughter Satoris Shelton east of town after a five year illness and a prior stroke. Born in Hancock county, the funeral was held Wednesday at the Baptist church with Rev.reech in charge. body to be buried in Rose cemetery at Graysville. An obituary will appear next week.
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Satoris Shelton
Putnam County
Hancock County
Baptist Church
Revreech
Graysville
Rhine Army Lands at Savannah in Welcome Home
A small force of American soldiers who served on the Rhine for five years landed at Savannah Georgia last week to a warm city reception. Twenty four German war brides rode aboard the transport St Mihiel while about a thousand American troops lined the decks in the rain to see their homeland. These troops are the last large American army unit to return after the drive against the Hindenburg Line. Ara Harnes presided over the Hat Side Malls and other activities last week as W T Altes took possession of a mill from J H Melton. Barnes and family plan to move to Queen City where he will farm and conduct auctions.
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Rhine
Germany
Savannah
Georgia
St. Mihiel
America
Seaa
Hindenburg Lane
Ara Harnes
T Altes
Barnes
J H Melton
Altea
Melton
Queen City
Earhart Injured In Street Collision With Taxi
J B Earhart engineer on the New Blair mill project was struck by a Randall taxi driven by Wagner at Fourth Street and Utah Avenue yesterday noon. Earhart, who is blind in one eye, suffered a broken arm and head lacerations but no skull fracture and is expected to recover. He lives in Horton, Kansas, and his wife arrived after the accident. He is a brother of G A Earhart formerly of this city.
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J. B. Earhart
Blair Mill
Fourth St
Utah Ave
Wagner
Randall
Mr. Earhart
Y. Earhart
Atchigan Hospital
Horton
Atchison, Kans
Cincinnati Officials Declare Open Season on Booze
City officials in Cincinnati Indiana vow to curb drunkenness. Two men were arrested for drinking, fined heavily, and one led officers to the liquor source before being taken to Centerville Louisiana where a $300 fine and costs were imposed. Authorities intend to stop intoxication to the extent possible.
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Cincinnati
Enterville
General Crowder Named Ambassador to Cuba
Major General Enoch H. Crowder, a Grundy county Missouri native and former Advocate General, has been appointed by President Harding as ambassador to Cuba. He crafted the draft law details after Congress passed it, a feat that drew wide admiration and disrupted Kaiser plans.
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Enoch H. Crowder
Grundy County
Missouri
Harding
Cuba
Crowder
Congress
Thaa
Kalfer
Missouri Cotton Industry Boom Discussed at Cape Girardeau
More than 200 southeast Missouri farmers and businessmen met at Cape Girardeau to plan reestablishing cotton crops in the state. Officials said southern Missouri climate and soil suit cotton, boll weevil impact is limited farther north, and a large increase in production is anticipated.
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Missouri
Cape Girardeau
Mrs. Joel Summers Breaks Wrist in Bed Accident
Mrs Summers suffered a broken bone in her left wrist while making a bed when cords snapped and furniture shifted. She struck her head on the wall, was stunned, and remains in pain with a badly swollen arm.
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Joel Summers
Beane
McKinley Returns Home After Hospital Stay
Hon John C. McKinley is back in Ces terville Iowa after a four weeks stay in hospital for a serious gall infection operation. He shows improvement and is regaining weight. Doctors expect he will soon be in better health than in years.
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John C. McKinley
Cesterville
McKinley
Free Show by Modern Woodmen at Royal Theatre
The Modern Woodmen of America Lodge M W A will host a free show at the Royal theatre next Friday evening to recruit members and show lodge activities. The program includes a parade from the St Louis convention, scenes of a patient leaving for a Colorado Springs sanitarium, and a return, plus a lecture by state and district deputies.
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Ameliae Lodge
Royal Theatre
St. Louis
M. W A
Colorado Springs
Multiple Farm Stock Halts at Regional Sales Calendar
A list of closingout stock sale dates across Iowa towns includes Howard Bros Duroc Jersey sale at Sannelay February 17 Lucerne Bo Parker closeout March 8 T W Young near Marlingtown February 16 and other notices at Lucerne Unionville Powersville and surrounding areas. The notices cover farms hosting sales with dates in February and March and feature names such as Ang L Wessel W H Penta Frank Bis and Joyce Mullins along with general locations.
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Howard Bros
Duroc Jersey
Sannelay
Lucerne
Parker
T. W. Young
Marlingtown
Clos
Ang. L. Wessel Batato
Unionville
Tueday
W. H. Penta
Sale
Frank Bis
Filas Northwast
Powersville
John Lemley
Admi
Joyce Mullins
Aol
Elton
Guy McNabb
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Boyd Green
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