Memorial Program Honors War Dead In Putnam County
Sunday services at the hodigt church by the American Legion featured memorials for those who died or served in the great war. Hon McKinley and Rev J Howard Thone gave addresses, with music by the church choir and high school chorus. Memorial medals were awarded to veterans or to bereaved relatives. other names list the fallen, those who died overseas or of disease, and those wounded or disabled, including many individuals from Putnam County.
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Hodigt
American Legion
McKinley
J Howard Thone
Putnam County
Wovn
Gov ' Ane
Odam
Aden
Wounde
Gover E Lahe
Jones
Oscar
Pickering
William Allison Cooley
Otis A Davis
Thomas R. Probasco
Ptae
Murl Kirby
Bis Rae II l S Camps -Zora Holt, Everett P Traxler
Charles Bodkins
Pearl Newel
Woundei
John Stanton
Cleo C
Popular Contralto Amy Filerman Sings in Unionville
Amy Filerman a rising contralto will perform with the Fleming Sisters Trio in Unionville on March 12 in a joint recital. The piece highlights her patient dedication winning early prizes at state fairs and gigs that funded study with top masters in New York.
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Amy Filerman
Fleming Sisters
Thi City
New York
Students Visit Ben Bartletts Ranch For Hereford Judging
Nine members of the Agricultural class traveled to Greencastle to inspect Ben Bartletts Herefords. The herdsman guided the class through the herd as the students judged and learned. If weather permits they plan to visit Harris and Green City next week and will be accompanied by Mr Lave.
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Ben Bartlett
Greencastle
Teaday
Harris
Green City
Lave
Unionville Poised to Pave Streets with Private Funds
A city meeting concluded Unionville can solve the street problem by private funds. Petitions signed by Main Street property owners urge the council to proceed with paving, with estimates to be prepared by an engineer. Brick or concrete paving may be chosen, likely cheaper than earlier projections. The move aims to modernize the town and raise property values, despite census-driven population concerns.
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Unionville
Main Street
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Gompers Attacks Bolshevism in Labor Speech
Samuel Gompers president of the American Federation of Labor criticizes Bolshevism accusing it of throttling labor press, suppressing peasants, and endorsing executions. He says warning will curb unrest and expose truth, arguing truth defeats Bolshevism.
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Samuel Gompers
American Federation of Labor
Local High School Boys Defeat Trenton 82 to 44
The Trenton boys lost to the local High School team Friday by 82 to 44. Earlier Trenton had beaten the locals. fans hailed this as perhaps their best game of the season and celebrated the rebound victory.
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Trenton
High Cost of Living May Be Cut
The passage discusses a fragile exchange rate with foreign currencies, noting a period of decline in the American dollar’s strength. It warns that without Europe stabilizing its credit, foreign buying could halt, causing a large home surplus and potential market disruptions.
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United States
Europe
Guy
Unionville Bank Reaches Half Million in Cash on Hand
The only bank in Unionville and Putnam County reports cash on hand and in banks totaling over one half million dollars. Officials urge customers to visit as the institution emphasizes liquidity and stability.
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Unionite
Puthay
Unionville
Putnam County
Royal Welsh Singers Delight Local Audience at High School
The Royal Welsh Singers performed Thursday evening in the High School auditorium and pleased the audience with their program. A vote mix up led to uncertainty about their appearance, but the group delivered effective work and drew a fair sized crowd.
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Royal Welsh Singers
Prohibition Era Kitchen Still Rumors Spark Police Probes
In New York and other places it has been found that kitchen stills have been used to evade the prohibition law. The stills cost about six dollars and many homes are said to be equipped with them. Officers are now nose around kitchens in suspected homes and have already found some. They advise not to keep any such stiller to avoid serious trouble.
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New York
Local Notices List of Resident Dates and Names
Dates and names listed for upcoming events or notices. Includes J M Mundon and Mike Ross on February 27, Lucien Putnam on February 28, and others through March 10.
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J M Mundon
Mike and Clarence Ross
Lucien Putnam
T W Iillon
John Riley
Fred L. Cook Monnay
JM Voncent Jr
City considers heat mandate for Chicago landlords
City council explores an ordinance to require flat and department house landlords to provide better heating. Officials allege many buildings are inadequately heated and question potential outcomes of stronger enforcement and tenant protections.
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Chicago
Aty Council
Coal famine threat and new regulations loom
The report notes renewed threats of coal shortages and new regulations aimed at easing consumption. Officials discuss balancing supply limits with energy needs as industries brace for impact.
D. W. King Dies Pioneer of Split Log Drag
D W King, inventor of the split log drag and longtime Maitland farmer, died in a St Louis hospital after years of promoting dirt road improvement. Bethany Republican editor W H Crouch resigns after years at the helm and the paper plans to continue its stated moral preaching.
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Ward King
St. Louis
Mr King
Maitland
W H Crouch
The
Bethany Republican
Crouch
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D. Hayward
Cashler
the National Bank of Unionville F. C
G. C. Miller
Lmonville
Gompers
U. S
Liberty and Victory
Federal Reserve Bank
Cash and Light Exchange
Marshall National Bank
Thrift Movement
Avings
RO Hecker
Kd Haneen
Rey Thompson
Arthur Garrett
KE Probasco
Montgomery & Husted
D. W. King
McCutchen
Unionville, Missot
Farmers Bank OF U
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