Death of Charles Keene Recalls California Life
The body of Charles Keene arrived from Beach California and was identified by daughter Mrs Harry Mé His death caused by asphyxiation He lived in California four years previously and was a former Deadwood resident He was born in Drakeville Iowa and married Katrina Means on December 25 1873 in Putnam county Missouri Nine children were born to the union with two deceased Surviving children include HR Keene Auburn Washington Mrs Mollie Dickson Unionville Missouri Mrs Ida Gailey Deadwood Don Keene Sturgis Mrs Nellie Bothwell Chadron Nebraska Harry Turp Washington Mrs Leota Mor Yt Beach California He also leaves six brothers William and Horace Philip South Dakota Frank and Charles Imonville Missouri Roscoe Sturgis and Albert Arkansas Isaac was a Mason and devout Christian Funeral arrangements to be conducted by the Deadwood Masons and interment at Mount Moriah Cemetery beside his wife and children already buried.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Keene
Buffington
Beach
Calif
Harry Mé
California
Deadwood
Sip
Drakeville
Iowa
Katrina Means
Putnam County
Missouri
HR. R. Keene
Auburn
Wash
Mollie Dickson
Unionville
Ida Gailey
Don Keene
Sturgis
Nellie Bothwell
Chadron
Nebr
Harry
Auturp
Leota Mor
Y T Beach
William
Horace
Philip
Frank
Caar
Imonville
Roscoe
Albert
Ark
Isaac
Masons Loge
Marons
Mount Moriah
Deadwood Pioneer Times
Basket Palit All Set for Friday Game
Readable OCR fragment notes a basketball game scheduled for Friday between teams War Powersville and Union Stile. Details are garbled with missing names and places, but the event appears to involve a local league matchup and a surface team at the bogh.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hoyt Chow
Piay
Sual Cnier Mutual Bs
Brooeau
War Powersville & and
Union Stile
New Lamp Claims 94 Percent Air Efficiency
An obscure pitch touts a new lamp claiming 94 percent air efficiency and offers a free trial to first users in each reality. It urges readers to contact inventor JoH Tutnsen Ron W Lake st Chicago Wis for details on a home business with earnings potential.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Merwet
Lake St
Chicago
Wis
Local ice dealer reports 1600 tons stored in three houses
W. A. Shelton, city ice man, says about 1600 tons of ice are safely stored across three ice houses. Old City Pond and his pond houses are not full yet, only lack of supply kept Patrick house from capacity. This year’s ice supply is larger and higher quality than last year, when demand ran out before season’s end.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Shelton
Fce
Old City
Patrick House
Marshall Bank Elects New Officers and Directors
Marshall bank elected Ricci as president with W. A. Shelton as vice president and C. L. Crooks as cashier. Neal Martin named assistant cashier and Miss Orla Jones bookkeeper. Directors for the ensuing year include N. B. Marshall, W. A. Shelton, F. E. Marshall, C. A. Marshall, and Neal Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ore Ann
Stockal
Iersene Ricci
Marshalls Pie
W. A. Shelton
L. Crooks
Neal Martin
Orla Jones
N. B. Marshall
W A. Shelton
F. E. Marshall
C. A. Marshall
National Bank of Unionville Elects Officers and Directors
The National Bank of Unionville held its annual meeting on Tuesday and elected P. D. Greggers as President P. C Pollock as Vice President F O Elson as Cashier G F Ledford and Miss Fern Martin as Assistant Cashiers. Directors chosen were D Greggers W H Pollock T H Pollock P C Pollock and F C Elson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Banks
National Bank of Unionville
P. D. Greggers
P. C Pollock
F 0. Elson
G. F. Ledford
Fern Martin
D Greggers
W. H. Pollock
T. H. Pollock
P. C. Pollock
F. C. Elson
Binks the Financial Cunnitgored bank statement excerpt
State and county officials testify to the accuracy of a bank statement from Binks the Financial Cunnitgored and other banks. The document lists assets including loans real estate and cash on hand, with liabilities such as capital stock surplus and time deposits.
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Beouse
Otha
Benkers
Hiram Hatfield
M Jagger
M Jaggar
Bsu
J Bragg
Eomal
Rolliateral
Alya Ransoplate
Ovectrafta
Xeneotetea Banking House
Pittman brings 40 native steers to his farm
Ora Pittman of near Mendova traveled to Kansas City last week returning Thursday with 40 native steers. The cattle average a little over 900 pounds and will be fed on his farm for several months. Pittman has used this plan for some time and believes cattle can be profitable with proper handling.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ora Pittman
Mendova
Kansas City
Pittman
Calves Sold and Farm Lease Reported in Local Notes
Frank Galloway sold and delivered calves to Albert Anders Jagt this week. Henry Will Ledford rented his farm to Andy Burress for the coming year. Ledford will join his wife in Colorado to care for their sick son.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Galloway
Albert Anders Jagt
Henry Will Ledford Hex
Andy Burress
Mr Ledford
Colorado
Bank of Lucerne and Livonia Statement Transcripts
Official state banking disclosures from 1924 list assets liabilities and capital for The Farmers Bank of Livonia and Bank of Lucerne. The documents include cash balances deposits notes due others and stock details with attestations by bank presidents and notaries, sworn January 1925 and January 1926 respectively. The filings show member bank records and financial positions as published in The Unionville Republican.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chariton Bank
Worthingt
Pheononville Repu
Hewapmuer
Ville
State of
Miawrurt
Farmers Bank of Livonia
State of Missouri
Unionville Republan
Unionville
T. Bank OF Lucerne
Notice of application for base of real estate in Missouri probate
In Putnam County Missouri Probate Court December term 1924 to heirs of David R McSea deceased. AF Keene administrator petitions for an order to sell the real estate described as the north half of the northeast quarter of the southeast quarter of section five in township six south of range eighteen, to pay debts. Court will consider the application February 6 1925 and may order sale of all or part of the estate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State of
Missouri
Putnam
Loulaa Molee Lacra
Willam G McGee Milda Martin Hilla
Alhoun Permelia Lee
W. Roy Conger and
Mees
Micourt
David Ro Metea
David R Mc‘sea
Cal
Ofiutnam
Alef
Guardians Notice of Thomas Maulsby Guardianship
Notice is given that letters of guardianship of the person and estate of Thomas Maulsby were granted January 10 1925 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. All persons having claims against said estate must exhibit them for allowance before the Probate Court within one year from publication dated January 14 1925 Walter Maulsby guardian date of first insertion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Maulsby
Putnam County
Missouri
Putnar ‘Canty
Is Your Work Hard Or Do You Need Relief
Answering workers’ pains, the piece notes widespread back ache and sharp stabs during daily labor. It hints at remedies or methods to ease strain and improve productivity for laborers in a practical, period voice.
Doan's Pills Touted As Kidney Remedy Relief
The ad notes Doan's Pills relieve back pain and weakness. Mrs. J H Adams of Kirksville Missouri credits the remedy with full recovery after heavy housework caused lameness. Price is 60 cents and Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY markets the Dean's brand.
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Doan
J.H. Adams
Centennial St
Kirksville
Dean
Ams
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo
N. Y
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Andy H Lowry
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Vir
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Kansas City, Missouri
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Auto Top and Body Shop
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Chiropractic
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St. Louis
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Pennville
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