Market Report Shows Mixed Livestock Slump and Steady Cattle
The report notes a heavy decline in prices from last week with mixed totals across regions. Beef steers and cows edge higher in some markets while hogs and sheep show slower activity and narrow demand at key U.S. centers including Chicago and Kansas City, with receipts around 6 000 to 16 000 head and varied price ranges for each class.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tivestore Arket
Hans Tediny
Louis
Mae
Texas
Sealer
Aera Ree
Kansas City
Turaday
Ecearce
Fenarty
No Marriage Report Alleges False Claim of Lois Scott
The Republican notes a Mystic Indiana report claiming a marriage between Lois Scott and Conrad Dagmar in September 1924. Lois Scott denies the marriage, stating the report is false, while her relatives in Centerville Indiana acknowledge the rumor but doubt its truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Mystic
Lois Scott
Near Mystie
Conrad Dagmar
California
Unionvillea
Near Mystic
J. S. Vaughters
Venus
Weather Forecast Fragment From Today's Page
Fragmentary weather forecast indicates some regions may see variable skies and light showers. Specific cities and timing are unreadable due to OCR issues but expected trends include possible calm mornings followed by increasing cloud cover.
Judge Awards $2500 Slander Victory for Centerville Pastor
Davis County Circuit Court Judge Walker awarded $2500 to J. Wright minister of Central Church of Christ Centerville against John N. Wilkinson for slander. The case stemmed from Wilkinson's alleged public pander in Centerville city park last August. The trial lasted about 20 minutes as evidence was reexamined by Wright's friends.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Walker
Davis County Circuit Court
John N. Wilkinson
Doncr J. May Wright
Central Church of Christ of
Centerville
Wilkinson
Friends of Law Enforcement
Tey Wright
Unionville
Womanless wedding fun draws crowds in two shows
The womanless wedding in the Christian church drew hundreds for two packed performances. The Ladies Auntie feature directed the event to raise funds for the library with total receipts of 144.15 from both nights. The cast included Mr Ed Charities like Mister Ed and Jiggs among many identifiers, with a lively orchestra and multiple comic tableaux keeping audiences roaring.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chrtian
Owever
Orchistra
Troffellinger
Jiggs
Harry Lauder
Prudence Church
Gabriel Loakiye
Miss Bitter Sweet
Vera Rachford
Jemimie
Dr Hayward
Mae Gardner
I. A. Carroll
C . Kelley
J Boceche
James Comstock
Junior Martin
Outer G. A Tate
Mra Coolee
Dow Ruth
Ka Christyaggle
WF. Bore
Dinty Moore
Jay Curby
Norms Talmadge
Gen. Honecker
Andy Gump
Gus Pickenbrock
Min
Hall Lysor
Chester
Schick
Governor Baker
O. Garrienage
Lk Endersingd
Utt
Lynn
Jeff
Raymon Gray
Gordon Chappell-Maser
Gabriel Loskiyi
Dillinger
Rev Brown
Oder Calhoun
Bebermeyer
Edwin Cullum
Happs Brown
Max Elson
Robert Donaldson
Howard Laffoon
Hoodoed Coon Play At West Liberty Benefit Event
West Liberty School Benefit presents a home talent production titled A Hoodoed Coon on Saturday February 20 at 8 p m Tickets list Leonard Keith Owl and Bee as cast members with Lola MeVey Arthur Templeton and Odeann Witney noted among performers A three act farce promises humor and local involvement through the school group.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Liberty
Ore’ Leonard
Keith
Ova
Pe Giapion Shearer
Lola Me Vey
Arthur Templeton
Odeann Witney
Friah Mion Reese
Patrick Baller
Eel Baller
Tae Asna
Hiram Taott
Samantha Slade
Paternet
Ted Roe Siewert
Missouri Resources Week Urges State Product Promotion
State wide drive Feb 24 to Mar 6 promotes Missouri made products and resources. Clergy, educators, business leaders and newspapers urged to focus on Missouri resources, endorse local coal and products, and increase state use to raise prices and pride.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Phin
Bette
Alee Tee
Bextin
State Department of Education
Missoun
Ard Iene
J G Morgan
Wutram
Putnem
Roy Godley
Vahity
State House
Jefferson City
Lee
Riesutah Oratorio Set For February Presentation
The Riesutah will be presented on February 26 at an undecided venue. The full event runs about four hours, with a two hour program of sales recitations and choruses accompanied by the orchestra. Featured choruses include the Hallelujah Chorus and But Thanks Ro So God.
Unionville Cagers Defeat Kahoka In Slashing Style
The Unionville high school basketball team defeated Kahoka by a decisive margin in Friday night action. standout players Shuwyert Taylor and Barr Tyentat starred, with Blaylock delivering fast, accurate shooting and Burns developing into a strong center. The visitors fought hard but couldn’t match Unionville’s speed and teamwork.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unoni
Kahoka Hight School
Kahoka
Wien
Court
Bera
Meravio
Ville
Burke
Yam
Eork
Shuwyert
Wuard Taylock
Barr Y Tentat
Elson
Thejwerk
Blaylock
Postoffice plan hinges on Elliott bill and local urges
Mayor Parker and the Union Chamber urge quick action on a house bill to appropriate funds for a free postoffice building in the hub. Letters from Mingo towns press cooperation to secure the project, warning Elliott’s bill passage could delay smaller towns for years. The item proposes a lump sum for a building in Danville, with Senate action still pending after House approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parker
Chamber of Commerce of Unions
Mingo
Congress
Th Iil
Ttia
House
Senate
Churches Invite All To Worship Next Sunday
The ancient invitation stands inviting the churches of this city and community to worship. Come thou with us and it will do thee good. You are cordially invited to join in the hour of the Lord.
Cappy Ricks a Hit by the Senior Class Play
The High School senior class staged Cappy Ricks last Thursday night with strong comic timing. Glen Crockett led as Cappy with solid supporting turns from Ter Morton Martha Cromy and John Adkins. The production featured Don Melton's Midnight Revelers and drew praise for acting pacing and stagecraft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cappy Ricks
Lileyany
Renueman
Canny
Glen Crockett
Miss Ter Morton
Martha Cromy
Cappy
Clarence Pratt
Edward Sppletse
Trockfield
Chatefeur
Aid
Matt Pesley
John Adkons
Tod
Finn
Arfinn
Mona
Robert Murphy
John Skinner
Cecil Pericles Bernard
Francis Bu ‘Aun
Helen Underwood
Ben Murray
Don Melton
Maine
Royal Arch Masons Putnam Chapter Meeting Notice
Regular meeting of Putnam Chapter the first Monday of next month Monday March 1. All members are requested to be present. Ott Paullin i P
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam Chapter
Ott Paullin i P
Mt Harmony Church Services Sunday Invitation
Services at Mt Harmony will be held Sunday morning and evening conducted by Elder J Noland. All are cordially invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt Harmony
Noland
Arrests Made in Multiple Store Robberies
R. J. Callison and Emerson Putnam have been arrested in Sullivan County and charged with breaking into the Snyders store in Lycerme and the A. C. Roach store at Harris. A Burns detective traced Callison to Kansas where some stolen property was recovered and Callison confessed implicating Putnam. Putnam is said to have broken into Sevallo stores and both men await Circuit Court action in Milan. Bond for Putnam’s appearance was posted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. J. Callison
Emerson Putnam
Snyders
Lycerme
A.C. Roach
Harris
Chasfer
Sullivan County
Burns
Callison
Kansas
Pia
Missouri Livestock Totals From 1926 County Invoices
Missouri farmers report totals for 1926 livestock across counties. Horses number 676,000 with value about 32.4 million dollars. milk cows 427,000 valued around 3.89 million. hogs 3,671,000 totaling 55 million. Sheep 1,038,000 valued near 9.57 million. cattle and mules show declines in some classes while dairying expands in northern counties. Five leading horse counties listed. mule counts led by New Madrid, Stoddard, Mississippi, Dunklin, Cape Girardeau. Milk and beef trends noted along with market factors and regional variations.
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Jefferson City
Putosm
Bon Veraff
Hornau
Nodaway
Bates
Pettis
Herrian
Chariton
Missouri
Harm Aan Haven
New Madrid
Stoddard
Missisappi
Dunklin
Cape Arardeau
ASB
Northwest
Teene
Johnson
Cass
Webster
Sountias
Nodaway Sulla Saline
Atchison
Carro
Schuyle
Monro
Gentry
Carroll
Harrison
Saline
Lafayette
Andrew
Lowes
Poultry theft leads to arrest after cross-state chase
Two men George Clark and Carl Maytum were linked to stealing 29 chickens from the Farm es Cooperative store and selling them near Sewal. Sheriff Burns and Prosecuting Attorney Hainley chased the suspects to Cincinnati, then Corydon Ia, with authorities from Appanoose County turning them over for Circuit Court proceedings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmegsi Cooperative
Andy
Fren
Corydon
Laws
Circuit Court
George Clark
Carl Maytum
Sewal
Iowa
Genies Clark
Choate
Constable Corder
Cincinnati
Corder
Hainley
Cincinnath
Appans
Clarence Rogers
Joy Kirkade
Sewat
Unionville
Lon
Corygon
New Produce Manager H. S. Wishart Arrives in Memphis
Mr Wishart arrives in Memphis to head the new produce operations for Peoria Cream Company. His family will join him soon while his daughter remains in school. N E Winters will assume management duties at the Peoria plant during the transition and will join the company in Ottawa.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. S. Wishart
Wishart
Memphis
Miami
Florida
Peoria Creampany
Ottawa
Maderstand
N. E. Winters
Peoria Cream Company
Women's Progressive Farmers Association elects officers
The Putnam county branch held a county meeting at Wapeter and elected officers for the coming year. Mrs Athan Veet of Livonia led as president, with Mrs Ball Sallie Halve taking another role. Sam Jordan, State Agriculture Bureau official, spoke and praised the meeting. Large crowds attended across the county and interest was high.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Progressive Farmers
Association
Putnam County
Wapeter
Athan Veet
Dinner at Holt Home A Cooperative Event Near Newtown
A cooperative dinner was held last Sunday at the J. B. Holt home near Newtown. The event supported by Mrs. Allarate and Mrs. Strausser was organized due to the illness of the host’s mother, Mrs. Lucy Strausser, who is currently improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Holt
Newtown
Don
Allarate ‘Ord
BE. Strausser
Lucy Strausser
Sale of stock and property near Livonia and Hartford
A closing out sale near Livonia and Hartford is announced for Thursday February 28. The sale lists Meer stock and various items and tentatively locates 4 miles southeast at Bam malls and 6 miles west of Livonia with additional reference to 4 miles northeast of Hartford. The notice mentions Lewis at a location 4 1/2 miles west of Livonia and 1 1/2 miles east of Macey Ford.
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Meer
Bam Malls
Santcenea
Livonia
Hartford
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Jie
Sean Ang
St. Louis
Chicago
Bigga Fresh
Canon
New York Bresh
SDIT
de Much
Missouri Industriea
Tru Kee
Gasie
Fim
Ping
Uvonville
Kirkaville
Pvenes Bk
Postoffice Building
George Washington
Arly O
Adie Gce
Royal Arch Masons, Noth I
MT. Harmony
Mra
Arne
Milan
Tuceday
NEW Produce Man
W. PB. P
Offigers
HOLT
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