Elm township tragedy and local notices from the Republican files
Jacob Fowler and George from Elm township were riding home from church when their horses collided. Fowler died five days later. A break in at Neal Martin and Son’s store in Martinstown is reported. A temperance meeting at Red Ribbon Hall drew a large crowd with speakers including Mrs. Riggs and J A Helarstine. Shelton’s home narrowly avoided a blaze on Saturday evening. George C Miller of Unionville and Anna pastor of the Christian church wed at St John. Harry Doyle and Lola Ack also married earlier today. Nick Walker buys C J Woolridge livery and feed barn. Grandma Morrison dies at her daughter’s home in Gri...
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Jacob Fowler
Elm Township
George
Georgy
Neal Martin
Shelton
Hag
Janicie
St. John
Ten Year Ago This Week Local News Highlights
A fall at Farmers Bank left Florence Brasfield with a fractured right forearm. W E Long’s coal oil fire caused a flame and smoke explosion burning his hand and face. Harve Medlin welcomed a baby girl born Wednesday. Victory Stema notes Velma Anders and Harve Scarbrough wed January 18. Donnie Rose accidentally discharged a revolver, nearly injuring Mrs. Rose. Guy Pauley’s daughter born January 24. Boxing the Compass explained as listing mariner points and a saying about opinion practice. Elm Township tax collection routes announced for January with dates in Worthington Sidney Martins Graynville Hartford. L Tietsort, Collector. 2612
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Florence Brasfield
Farmers Bank
W. E. Long
Harve Medlin
Donnie Rose
Community Notes From a Rural Nebraska Home
Dade Scabee of Sidney visited Pearl Bishop and family Saturday. Miss Fay Bishop, visiting grandparents Mr and Mrs Z Drummond, returned home. Aunt Paulina Bishop is ill. Ray Simmons works for H W Hamilton this week. Alpha Pearson and Jewel Fitzwater spent weekend with Ray Simmons in Powerville. George Hamilton visited home folks. John Hamilton and family near Pennie and Helen See er visited with Jarve Hamilton and Mrs Gene Lessey.
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Harley
Pearl Bishop
Harve
Mollie Letch
Sire
Hamilton
Adam Drummond
Dade Scabee
Sidney
Fay Bishop
Z. Drummond
Paulina Bishop
Ray Simmons
H. W. Hamilton
Alpha Pearson
Jewel Fitzwater
Poweraville
George Hamilton
John
Rosewood Gospel Team Visits Mt Harmony With Song
The Rosewood Gospel team from the Christian church performed at Mt Harmony on Saturday at 3 o clock. Mrs J E McCoy is quite poorly. Mrs Rossie Rennells, home from Des Moines hospital, visits her parents Mr and Mrs Sam Arnaman. L L Hoover and family with R L Hill and wife and Mr and Mrs F L Medlin and son dined with WH Lemley and wife Mrs R H Kelley passed away Friday night after a pneumonia illness leaving a husband and eight children. She was buried Sunday in Thompson cemetery. Fred Speak and family of Unionville visited the Speak home. Junior Mundon has been quite sick for a week. Mr and Mrs John Atkins of Kirksville visited Hanel home.
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J. E. McCoy
Rossie Rennells
Des Moines Hospital
Sam Arnaman
L. L. Hoover
R. L. Hill
F. L. Medlin
WH Lemley
R. H Kelley
Thompson
Fred Speak
Unionville
Little Junior Mundon
John Atkins
Kirksville
Hanel
Local Social Notes Round Up in Kansas Community
Pauline Bishop improves after illness. Local families including Hamiltons Galloways and Valentines visit relatives in Centerville and nearby towns. Galloways and Neal Galloway travel to see Henry Galloway. Virgil Brundages visit relatives near Lucerne. Rev. W A Pollock preaches both services Sunday.
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Siemientaria
Roy Clark
Alexander
Toin Valentine
Poder Wits
Pauline Bishop
Hamilton
A. Galloway
Local Notes From Kopfer Area Update
The column records small town items including Willie Hadkney’s murder of a carload of animals, snow on last fall sown wheat, visits by Mr and Mrs George Miller to Lemons, Ara Lemon's illness, census activity, and a new baby for Mr and Mrs Duart Roof. Mrs Roof was Leetha Hackney.
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Kopfer
George Miller
Lemons
Ara Lemon
William Schnelle
Non
Sullivan County
Gee
Public sale notice of real estate in Putnam county Missouri
The notice sets a sale for Friday, the 27th day of 1926, at the south front of the Viene House in Unlorville to auction the right and title of John W. Hendri and Ruby J. Wendrix to the real estate. Bidders may appear between 10 PM and 6 PM for the public vendue conducted by L. R. Underwood, Trustee, to pay the expenses and secure payment.
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Unlorville
Putnam County
Missouri
Pubila
John W. Hendri
Raby J. Wendrix
Ray Nereaey
Truste esale for Halbert property in Putnam County Missouri
Notice of trustee sale on February 27 1925 at the south front door of the Unionville Court House Putnam County Missouri. Leroy T Halbert and wife Sarah F Halbert defaulted on a deed of trust securing debt. Property includes parts of sections 15 22 in Township 66 Range 22 totaling about 206 acres. Sold to highest bidder for cash to satisfy the debt and sale expenses.
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Leroy T. Halbert
Halbert
Ale
Recordar
Leeds
Putnam County
Soler
Wlc
Unionville
Leroy T Halbert
Sarah F Halbert
Wherras
William C Luster
Sarah E Luster
Tyuet “Deoda
Recorder of Deeds
Missouri
A B Pratt
Animal lover writes for tobacco ads says Bull catapulted by care
A writer explains he joined to promote animal welfare via tobacco pieces, noting affection for animals and belief in quality. He dismisses money as a motive and mocks crude male stereotypes while praising the depicted bull and its dignified image.
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the City Market
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Worthington
Martins
Graynville
Janua
Hartford
Sannery E
Unionville, Mo
Nprice
Rosewood
The
Christian Church
Mt. Harmony
Suardsy
Forve
Willie Hadkney
L. R. Underwood
Trustes
Carl L. Crooks
Srusteis
Wienooene Ager
Durham
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