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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 02, 1924

Page

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Wedding Bells Echo Through Centuries in Wisconsin and Montana

A historic wedding account describes Miss Ells John y, L Lindsay, and Mrs M trich among attendees at a ceremony in a grand hotel. The bride’s family connections include C Frank Middleton, with backgrounds spanning the LReien Missouri, Wisconsin prairie work, and Osteopathy practice in Kirks. Dr Reiger, brother of Col Reiger of Kirks, is noted in the accompanying biographical sketch as part of a prominent network.

Om Brown Ells Johny L. Lindsay M. Trich Ruth Edna Dietre Ita Bison Lreien Missouri Prairy Wisconsin Sas Billings Mont Middleton Unionville C. Frank Middleton Reiger Rother Col. Reiger Kirks

Local Judge Candidate Seeks renomination

The Republican announces the candidacy for renomination of the County Court District Judge. The incumbent seeks to continue in office, citing familiarity with duties and a conscientious record. He has no opposition and should be renominated.

Aly

McAdoo and Al Smith Lead Democratic National Convention

Fragmentary notes show McAdoo and Al Smith as leaders at the Democratic national convention. The text references Senator Pheron and cricketers amid ongoing practice sessions as the event unfolds in a tense, evolving scene.

al Smith New T Pheron

Local Sheep Herd Move Noted in August Contete Event

A fragmented report notes a sheep herd event slated for August at Contete. Mentions preparations and a plan to proceed with the gathering, reflecting the era's agricultural activity.

Alten Contete

Trenton Social Tournament Draws Small Yet Tight Margin

About forty Unionville and others traveled to Trenton on Sunday for a social tournament on the town grounds. The Frenten club hosted a picnic dinner. Teams Aint tone and Hunsaker led, finishing six points apart. Clapper and Ger stood third twelve points behind. Trenton ladies Rachford and Garrison limited rivals to a six point margin. The next event is planned for July 18 when Kirksville visits.

Unionville Trenton Ren Tlubs Frenten Club Aty Sil Fend Hunsaker Messrs. Clapper Ger Mesdames Rachford Garrison Ev Vnhevite Kirksville

Notable 1920 Ticket Dawes and Coolidge Praised

The article hails Calvin Coolidge and Charles Dawes as a fitting presidential team. It lauds Coolidge for calm statesmanship and lawfulness and praises Dawes for dynamic energy and high purpose. The piece emphasizes their proven personas and the nation's good fortune in offering voters such a qualified pair.

Republican Party Galvin Goolidge Charles G. Dawes

Car crash injures Kirksville man in chain collision

A Kirksville man suffered bruises and cuts after a reckless driving incident. A car stalled near the square and then collided with another vehicle, causing a chain reaction and tipping a second car. Both cars sustained heavy damage while the first vehicle avoided major harm.

R R. Guy Kirksville

Five Injured in Auto Accident Near Kirksville Lancaster

Prof Byron Crosby and Mrs Crosby two children and a guest Miss Elda Hoff were injured when their automobile overturned on a detour road between Kirksville and Lancaster. Injuries ranged from minor cuts to broken bones, none fatal. Car swerved on a decline struck an embankment and turned over pinning occupants until lifted by nearby travelers.

Byron Crosby

Incomplete OCR of a construction progress note

The fragment notes work on a project labeled Hogs except for the third floor and interior areas. Grading of the yard is finished with lime and finishing touches pending. It mentions completion after tests and beginning subsequent phases.

In Again Out Again Pats Gun for Roster Shakeup

A fragmented report outlines shifts around the New England Patriots roster. Talks mention coach Baker and players amid uncertain returns and possible moves for a leaner team.

Milan loses suit amid local court confusion

A muddled case in Kirksville involving Rev. J. J. Jerrhain's estate concluded with a ruling that affects a land sale. The testimony referenced a significant sum and ties to a brother’s holdings, leaving unclear the full outcome and next steps.

Les Ier J. J. Jerrhain Kirksville Nts Sethi Andae Zen Mine

Democratic convention deadlock endures after 88th ballot

The Democratic National Convention in New York adjourned after the 88th ballot with McAdoo 446, Seth 21, Davis 108, Aalstonderwood 39 1 2, Cox 65 and others scattered. W J Bryan attempted a nominating speech for the Florida University president but was largely drowned out as leaders seek a breakthrough and a viable nominee.

Democratic Nation Leaters McAdoo Seth Davis Ralstonderwood Cox W. J. Bryan Florida University

Sewer and street work in Milan stalled by heavy rains

Work on sewer and crossing walks in Milan stalled as heavy rains delay cement setting. Crews expect the project to proceed in a few days. officials aim to take over the program soon and restore surface water drainage for legitimate users.

Sony Milan Arenelty

Political arguments amid caucus wrangling and debt talk

The piece critiques Democratic and Republican rhetoric, arguing that Republicans denounce Democrats while avoiding accountability for prior debt increases. It claims Republicans reduced the national debt by about three billion and cut taxes by around two billion annually, despite political jockeying and claims of corruption. It also asserts unemployment remained high before the Harding-C Coolidge era.

New York Keir Popes

Celebrate at Livonia Event Promises Fine Time

Livonia prepares for a celebration with committee plans and activities. A baseball game featured a strong Livonia team against Queen City with Livonia winning 8 to 0. The teams are part of the State Line league and Livonia ranks among the league leaders.

Livonia Queen City

Car theft and parole case linked near Rutledge

A confused report describes a car theft linked to a parolee near Rutledge. The individual allegedly moved a vehicle to a pasture near his place of employment, with investigators unsure of dealers or further accomplices.

Barney iKaraff Rutledge Edina

Nominations in Turmoil Highlight 1920 Ballot Record

Fragmentary report shows confusion over nominees including McAdoo and Smith as party delegates wait to start a fresh process. It notes John W. Davin and Believed to as pivotal figures, with Cox. The piece references Cox’s 44th ballot victory in 1920 and speculates on future presidential date selections and nominee viability.

McAdoo Smith John W. Davin Cox Shecessa Aary

Remarkable aviation feat spans continents and time zones

A historical aviation record describes a long distance journey starting in Day and ending in Saldiko Utah with stops at Crissy Field San Francisco Dayton and Mo. after 3 p.m. The traveler covered 2850 miles at an average speed and paused one hour for repair in Dayton. The journey is hailed as one of history's most remarkable feats.

Crissy Field San Francisco Bilett Dayton Ohio Eph Cere Enne Saldiko Utah

Rogues and thieves charge in Democratic rally remarks

Senator Pat Harrison denounced the Republican party as corrupt while delivering the keynote at the Democratic national convention in New York last week. Senator Walsh of Montana echoed partisan aims, focusing on investigations to claim political advantage rather than presenting Democratic plans.

Pat Harrison New York Republican Party Democratic’ Party Walsh Montana

Sullivan County Voters Hear Plan for New Court House

Sullivan county residents weigh a $150000 courthouse with a July 8 vote. Advertisers push the measure noting Sullivan can repay within ten years at the same levy as Putnam county due to higher property value and population.

Sullivan County Putnam County Sullivan Non Wiyan County

Earthquake scare after buckled Lancaster paving

Citizens of Lancaster felt a quake like tremor as brick paving rose about five feet and cracked loudly. Excess moisture and heat without expansion joints caused the buckling, sparking fear of falling buildings among bystanders.

Lancaster Dama The Excelsior

Kansas Republicans aim to oust Senator Capper in renomination

The Kansas GOP factions move toward unseating Senator Capper with rival candidate Sheffield Ingalls entering the race. Critics say Capper has not aligned with President Coolidge, risking a sharp public clash and possible jeopardy to his seat.

Kansas Chipper Sheffield Ingalls Agenat Capper Capper Coolidge

Snake Bite Incident Near Browalix Time and Place

Ward Moore of near Browalix was bitten while hunting turkey hens about a half mile from Browalix. The fragmentary report notes the snakebite occurred during a recent outing and references the nearby area without specifying date or subsequent outcome.

Ward Moore Browalix

Lowry-Miller Lumber Company Sale Plans Revealed

Mrs. Julia Brasfield is involved in an arrangement concerning the Lowry-Miller Lumber Company site. Representation by C. N. Martin indicates no definite date or detailed building plans yet.

Concert Program Notes and Band Roles Highlight Hannibal Event

The article reviews a Hannibal Missouri concert program featuring Mullenix on trombone and Trusten Mullenix, with pieces including Down on the Farm and The Old Home Down on the Farm. It notes the director Paris Dillinger and mentions the 356th Division associated activities and local band performances in Hawlboro.

Mullenie Pop Ular Air Varié Harlow Trusten Mullenix Waxcrincs Weldon Ining E Band Hannibal Wiley Your

Prosecution Office Candidate Seeks Support and Education Ties

The piece notes a potential Prosecuting Attorney candidate distancing from a Republican nomination and highlighting a 1919 background. It mentions his University of Bienen ties and a spring graduation, plus leadership roles in the National Coolidge College Clubs and a pledge to dedicate energy to proper office conduct.

Iin University of OF Bienen Heewag Man of Sterlin National Coolidge College Clubs

Tornado Near Edina Destroys Homes Kills Two

A tornado northwest of Edina tore a path about a mile wide and five miles long on Tuesday night, killing Mr. and Mrs. Henry Parrish and injuring Mrs. Peter Snelling. Over 20 houses were destroyed, stock killed, and crops damaged. The same storm may have crossed near Unionville. observers saw objects not drop to earth. Initial reports warned of heavy losses and widespread damage to the town.

Edina Henry Parrish Peter Snelling Unionville

Young Woman Takes Own Life at Parents’ Home

Mrs. Emaline Pugh reportedly killed herself at the residence of her parents Mr and Mrs Frank Wilson near Bethan. An overnight disturbance woke a family member who found her unresponsive and deceased, ending a personal crisis.

Emaline Pugh Frank Wilson Bethan

Commendable Honor for Putnam County Graduate

Washington praises graduates of the ee schools in Putnam county for notable achievement. Davis is named as son of Mr and Mrs John Hill of Beatty district and son of Mrs Jefferson Davis, former county resident and teacher. Many will be glad to learn of his success.

DH. Washington Son Mae Sue Weekes Jefferson Davis i John. Hill Beatty Tty Jefferson Davis Davis Putnam County

Fourth closes as Republicans support harmony

Fragmentary OCR text describes political action involving Republicans and force alignment. Limited readable names and phrases suggest a closing or agreement context with aims of unity and order. Further specifics are unavailable in the readable portion.

Livonia Optometrist Adwarns Farmers

Livonia Missouri promotes eye care with an optometrist service advocating thorough eye tests. The readable fragment hints at local advertising for vision exams and patient care.

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