Time To Begin The Missouri Highway Debacle Opinion
An op‑ed criticizes Senate meddling in the Missouri Highway Department, arguing investigations serve revenge rather than reform. The piece defends the commission’s road program, cites cost savings, praises leadership including Mr Gary, and warns that political disruption threatens essential road building and state finances.
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Highway Department
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Senate
Highway Commission
Commission
Jefferson City
Gary
Tourists urged to build summer park in Unionville
The town booster argues for a local tourist park near Unionville to attract visitors and encourage overnight stays. He notes other towns succeed with compact parks and urges the Chamber of Commerce to push for early action and funding. He also discusses a separate national debt point and a school bond election next Tuesday for a new Grade school building.
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Unionville
Chamber of Commerce
Death by self-inflicted gunshot near Green City
Glenn R. Burress reportedly died last Sunday from a self inflicted gunshot wound to the abdomen. Miss Minnie Burress, waking later, found him on the floor after hearing a muffled report and summoned a physician who pronounced the death. It is believed health issues prompted the act. Green City Press.
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Glenn R. Burress
Minnie Burress
Spon
Burress
Green City Press
Missouri Farmers See Income Rise and Acre Values Climb
The article notes a steady rise in farming income and land values, highlighting per farm income of about 1504 and per acre value increasing from 14.45 in 1921 to 24 plus by 1928. The Missouri College of Agriculture credits these gains to improved efficiency and animal unit gains, with the Institute predicting continued profits.
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Auyn Hom Institute
U. S
College of Agriculture
Missouri
Institute
Lone Star Social Notes Show Local Visits and Happenings
Crowded out last week Mrs Hattie McCollom is better Miss Ruth BE visited with Mrs Agnes Baughe Mark Saulsber read a business up to Pollock Monday and Mrs Apacha Moss and daughter Hazel were entertained at the Ted Baugher home Sunday evening Darwin Pearson butchered a hog Saturday Mrs Celeste Saulsberry and son Edward visited one evening with Mrs Ted Baugher Mr and Mrs Sam Moss and their daughter called on Mr and Mrs Grover Trenter Monday evening Darwin Pearson helped Sam Moss deliver Some corn for Tine Altes Saturday
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Hattie McCollom
Ruth
Agnes Baughe
Mark Saulsber
Pollock
Monda Jr
Apacha Moss
Hazel
Ted Baugher
Darwin Pearson
Celeste Saulsberry
Edward
Sam Moss
Grover Trenter
Obituary of Martha Jane Brown
Martha Jane Brown born September 15 1860 died January 21 1925 aged 64 years four months six days. She married M A Dwyer October 1 1882 and bore six children Bessie Steele Unionville Missouri Arthur Quinlan Oklahoma Lillie Neighbors Charley Ruby Stevens Livonia Missouri Edna Tade Montezuma Iowa. She leaves twenty one grandchildren and other relatives.
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Martha Jane Brown
Spesard
Jane Brown
M A Dwyer
Bessie Steele
Unionville
Arthur
Quinlan
Okla
Lillie Neighbors
Charley
Ruby Stevens
Livonia
Edna Tade
Montezuma
Towa
Death notices from early 1900s
Obituaries indicate deaths for Mrs Susan Willier on January 1 1920 and Mrs Lizzie Dwyer on January 10 1900 with brief details and regional context.
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Charley
Mary
Etta
Susan Willier
Lizzie Dwyer
Lee
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