Milan Collision Leads to DWI Charge After Multi-Vehicle Crash
A driving intoxicated incident near Unionville led to Moore being held on a DWI charge after a Ford Runabout and another vehicle collided near Milan. Passengers were released. two young women from Exline and Cincinnati were unharmed. Police investigated with Sheriff Burns absent.
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Leone Ion Oat Son
Unionville
Chas
Siaraing
Egarded Ag
Milan
Moore
Green City
Caronrere
Lee Woolever
O T Mannon
Exline
Cincinnati
Iowa
Bates
Seriabouk
Merety Bhai
Bond
North Central Missouri golf tourney set for Unionville
The North Central Missouri golf tournament will be held in Unionville next Sunday with eight players from each club Trenton Chillicothe Milan and Kirksville plus Unionville. A loving cup is awarded to the winning club. Three events have already been played this season with Kirksville Trenton Milan and a Trenton Chillicothe tie won by Trenton. The visiting clubs aim to claim the cup while Unionville defends it. The annual championship will occur later in Chillicothe around August 2.
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Unionville
Trenton
Chillicothe
Milan
Kirksville
Bocax
Ming Club
Casady Casady Beulah J O Hares Tie The Knot
John E Casady and Beulah J O Hares unite in marriage at one o'clock in a small town ceremony. Casady, son of Mr and Mrs W Casady, is described as a steady young man from the old community. Beulah, daughter of Mr and Mrs T E OHarra of Grinnell Iowa, is presented as refined and happy to begin their home together in Newian.
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John E Casady
Cari W. Casady
Beulah
Matae Air
Casady
Vv. W. Casady
Monn Dent
Puteam
T. E. Q’harra
Grinnell
Nowian
Plans for a new city bath and swimming facilities
Citizens discuss adding several conveniences by popular subscription including a realty worth while pool and bath oases. The plan includes marking depths to prevent accidents and provide a welcome relief during hot days and nights as people take a plunge.
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Iain
Bath Te Oases
Crops Look Good in Putnam County Despite Hay Setback
Farmers report oats and corn promising with dry spells aiding sowing and planting while heavy rains aided weed control. Wheat acreage rises in the East End with conditions favorable for a strong harvest, and overall prospects for an unusually successful crop year in Putnam County are favorable.
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Putnam County
Fea
Putnam
Ee County
Changed Plans Stop Orlo Seymour Leaves Farmer’s Cooperative
Orlo Seymour resigns from his post at the Farmers Cooperative store in Salem. He had formerly run the Honk gu Salem store and will retire after years of service to his family and community.
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Orlo Seymour
Oil Prospecting Returns To Putnam County In Early Stages
Prospector Mike Wheeler plans preliminary work to revive oil exploration between Unionville and Livonia in Putnam county. He recently capped a test at Keosauqua Iowa where oil was found at 875 feet, and moved to Seymour to bore toward 1500 feet, wary of drilling through Mississippi granite. Wheeler leases exceed 10 600 acres and aims to locate a profitable field, with decisions pending on the best drill site and timing.
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East
Putnam
Keosauqua
Seymour
Wheeler
Mississippi
Putnam County
Jim Willett
Professor Hendrickson Found Dead in Cottage
Word reached friends that Prof W Hendrickson, husband of Miss Bessie Bradley formerly of Unionville and Linneus, was found dead in a cottage north of Miota. He had sent a telegram claiming a severe head injury and was later discovered dead, possibly three or four days old. He taught at Grinnell College and had led a trip to the cottage for the family’s arrival.
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W . Hendrickson
Big Cottage
Miota
Hendrickson
Bessie Bradley
Unionville High School
Linneus
Grinnell
Kotte
Seav
Weather forecast fragment for Birra region remains unclear
Fragmentary OCR reads as a weather update with garbled place names and no usable data. No reliable forecast details or timing are discernible for accurate summarization.
Williams Announces Gift From England To School Of Journalism
A stone from St Pauls Cathedral will be placed at the Missouri University School of Journalism to honor its work. The gift comes from British journalists led by Lord Burnham with consent from St Pauls Dean Inge. Sir Esme How ard will unveil the stone in Columbia. The meridian plate on the base marks world cities and the campus is named Jurnalism Hall.
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St. Paul's
Ipu
University of Mizasura
Briteh Journaliete
Lord Burnham
London Daily Telegraph
British Empire Press Union
William Ralph Inge
United States
Esma Howard
Washington Toolumbia
St Paul's
Vik
Portland
Franca Bird
Happy Adea
School of Journalism
Univerty
Misour
St. Vault's
Lamion
Walter Bell
Lord Burmham
Walter William
Aaron Watson
St. Paul's Cathedral
Watson
Nelson
Wellington
Joshua Reynolds
J. . M Turner
Lord Leighton
Christopher Wren
Preas
Melton Prior
Westminster Aby
Cayton
St. Paul’s Churchyard
St. Paul’s
Unionville Baseball Wins Two as Crowd Gathers
Unionville defeated Exline 18 to 14 before a large Fourth of July crowd despite missing both pitchers and using O Reilly and Cunningham in the mound. They then beat Graysville 66 to 2 at home, the largest crowd of the season, as Graysville proved strong. Next Sunday they meet Harris at Harris, then host Newton on the 18th.
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Unionville
Exline
Graysville
O’relly
Cunningham
Tnionville
Gruynville
Harris
Newtown
Farm Outlook Shows Reason for Cautious Optimism
A July agronomy report forecasts ample production to meet demand but little surplus for major crops this fall. Wheat yields vary by region with winter stocks down, corn belt prospects look favorable with high prices possibly rising, and hog numbers show decline. The price index sits near 147 for June, with farm purchasing power improving modestly from May.
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Dera
Boy Wins Championship In President's Handicap Golf Match
Neal Garrison captured the President's Handicap golf tournament at the local course last Sunday defeating J F Underwood in the final after a steady all round performance. Garrison overcame early nerves to coast to victory as a large crowd watched. The loving cup trophy was presented by President L R Underwood to the champion.
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Neal Garrison
J. F. Underwood
Neal
QC. Lemon
Mr. Underwood
Oden Calhoun
Thia
Underwood
Garrison
L. R. Underwood
Publication paths of classic works in London and Edinburgh
The excerpt traces imprint sites in London and Edinburgh for early editions. It notes J. Powles and Newbery in St Pauls churchyard, Lindley Murray grammar, Complete Angler, Gibbon and Hume first editions, and Edinburgh and Quarterly Reviews from notable publishing rows, with references to Rivers and Chillicothe.
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J. Powles
Goldsmith
St. Paul's Churchyard
Newbery
Lindley Murry
Gibbon
Hume
Robertson
Fragmented tale of a festival day and crowds in the East End
A late night rain disrupted travel as large crowds gathered across East End celebrations. Many visited multiple sites, with attendees resting at home or traveling between events. About 150 people spent the day enjoying the festivities and food before fireworks and travel home.
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Ness
Rae Tae
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