County Court Meets and approves numerous bonds and contracts
The county court held a regular session approving bonds for Twp. Coll. and assessors, a liquor permit, and road district petitions. It awarded bridge contracts to Pauley Shriver Stout and others, and authorized various expenditures for labor, materials, and services tied to county infrastructure and oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. T. Peaceaty
Arthur Young
J. Patterson
GR Abbott
Axe Pearson
W. T. Christian
D. Coddington
Conble
Silli Bahey
Joe Stover
Rosenbaum & Son
W. Gillum
Bomgardner
Pauley
Stout
Collins
Chas. Bockenkamp
Roy Hems
J. F Buster
J. A Reaugi Lumber Co
J. E. Reaugh Lumber Co
Sohnie Minear
Atterson
Alee J. Jones
Hootch Wi
Wyckoff
Tabaron County
Don Anderson
American Law Book Co
Lemons Mutual Tele Co
Chas
Unionville, Republican, Ptg
O. Journal
H. Howard
City of
Unionville
Comstock Merc. Co
Kennedy
Oral Frazier Motor Co
A. S. Montgomery
Jesse Smith
Walter Galles
Anna Hill
Palrson
Tw. HL
Daly Dickerson
C. Meyer
Pobr
Peria
Band Concert Promises Variety and Solos
A town band concert is listed for Thursday evening July 16 at 8 oclock. The program includes trombone solos, marches such as Princess of India and Royal Decree, English Waltz, Blue Danube, and a Breezes from the Ocean dance. Performers include Dow Ruth Orient and Dancer Roberts with familiar titles like Glamour and Fillmore Soloist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller Goorvare
India
King Popes
Fillmore
Dow Ruth Orient
Two Year Sentences in Kirksville Chicken Case
Jim Hendrix and Lovell Collins faced trial in Kirksville for stealing chickens. Hendrix claimed he was hired to transport birds for a magazine payment and received a two year sentence. Collins pleaded guilty and also drew a two year term in the state penitentiary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hendrix
Lovell Collins
Kirksville
Nne
Hendrix
Severance
Mr. Brown
Cappers Weekly Magazine
Brown
Farmers Cooperative Store
W A Hainsey
Putnam County
Roland Ziegel
Adair County
W C Rose
Murrell & Murrell
Bryan to Lead Holy Land Pilgrims
William Jennings Bryan will head a 600 person American pilgrimage through Greece and the Holy Land for three months starting next spring. He will deliver his "Prince of Peace" lecture as an Easter sermon for orphans at the American institution in Jerusalem, with Greek and Armenian churches arranging services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jerusalem
William Jennings Bryan
Greece
Holy Land
Bryan
Tendera of
America
Fishermen Reel In 85 Pound Catfish On Chariton River
G F Saner and his two sons Conda and Lowell set a seine near Tom Stouts place on the Chariton River. After an 80 minute struggle they hauled ashore a catfish weighing 85 pounds entangled in the net. They returned to Lancaster later that day to show the catch.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G F Saner
Conda
Lowell
Chariton
Tom Stouts
Lancaster
Schuyler Co. Republican
Pervey Shelton Suffers Broken Leg in Car Collision
Last Saturday evening near Unionville a collision injured Pervey Shelton, breaking his leg above the ankle as his car was struck while on Hanel hill. Lee Morrow and Pearl Abbott, driving the other vehicle, escaped with minor injuries as their car rolled over.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pervey Shelton
Unionville
Hanel Hill
Lee Morrow
Pearl Abbott
Shelton
Morrow
Abbott
Stanton Brother Dies in Newton Iowa
Telegram notice reports John Stanton of Newton Iowa died after a long illness. Raised locally, he was a former agent at Hart and Co. Funeral attended by Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stanton in Newton on Sunday afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stanton
Newton
Hart and Co
A. W. Stanton
Carnival Lights Up Cincinnati With Citywide Fun
The Sunflower Shows carnival opens in Cincinnati this week offering a ferris wheel and various amusements. An up to date program promises games rides and entertainment for all ages as crowds gather for a week of colorful shows.
Rain Fails to Spoil Unionville Fourth of July Festivities
Friday night rain did not ruin a long Unionville Fourth of July celebration. A muddy morning gave way to a large afternoon crowd with old time fun, music by the Unionville band, fire crackers, torpedoes, and a fireworks display. One injury occurred when Mrs Ralph May was struck in the eye by a rock from a torpedo. her prognosis was unclear. The Green City Press notes the Unionville band provided bright music for the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Ralph May
State banks ordered to file new condition statements
State Finance Commissioner CF French issued a drastic order requiring statements of condition from approximately 1,500 Missouri state banks and trust companies under state law. The new forms demand far more detailed information than the old perfunctory report previously used, aiming to improve supervisory oversight and keep closer contact with each institution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CF. French
Missouri
Commiasioner
Kirksville Lawyer Burned in July 4 Explosion
Col James E Retger of Kirksville was severely burned during a July 4 display at Hurdland when firing an anvil salute. He spoke to a large crowd despite facial and hand injuries with swelling eyes and darkness limiting part of his address. His sight is not expected to be permanently impaired.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James E. Retger
Kirksville
Hurdland
Reiger
New State Highway Bridge Dedicated Over Missouri River
The new state highway bridge over the Missouri River at Waverly is being dedicated today. Waverly lies about 65 miles from Kansas City via Lexington on largely paved roads. The toll totals $604,000 and the bridge links northern and southern state points, strengthening river town commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri River
Waverly
Kansas City
Lexington
Williams Announces Candidacy
Williams announces candidacy with emphasis on local issues and community improvements. Details on platform and campaign timeline remain limited in available text.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williams
Livestock Market Report From Chicago and St Louis
Hogs reach top around 14 50 with most sales near 14 10 to 14 50 while cattle and sheep markets show slow demand and mixed prices. Receipts estimated high with hogs and cattle trading unevenly across cities and weights, top hogs at 14 60, fat cattle steady to weak, lambs steady to weak with a range of prices under pressure.
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Chicago
Tinaten
Chalee Fed
St. Louis- T
Aered
Kansas City
Goa
Seonville Wiss Golf Trophy Won by Corrs tll at Barkavelle
Corrs tll captured her second season cup after defeating elites at Barkavelle Maha in a 18 hole event. Trenton Gili nn 618 Kirksville BUR and Milan 64% trailed by several strokes as Unionville and Chillheather clubs were represented.
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Corrs Tll
Barkavelle Maha
Aed Treoton
Han
Kimberland
Hilt Cothe
Chillheather
Dothe
Invonville
Unionville Club
Coc Kelly
McCalment Genel Lementaut Martin
Oden
John Hane Vere Rachford
A H Stuckry
Killieothe
Coolidge Escapes Fall in Elevator Shaft
President Coolidge was escorted to the Fort Andrews repair shops when the White House secret service chief fell into an open elevator shaft in a darkened building. The chief warned Coolidge, who leaped back, avoiding injury. The incident sparked talk of an investigation and repairs to dilapidated fort conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Fort Andrews
White House
Secret Service
Boston
Lemons Chautauqua A & T 8 Next Week
The Lemons Chautauqua opens next week with a strong program. Alice Campbell performs Night in Wonderland on Tuesday evening, followed by the Herkley Players and E Jefferson Gardner speaking on Biante of the Job. The schedule includes a comedy, Adelphian Concert Company, Sherman Hale address, a junior circus, and the Giddings Rainbow Orchestra in afternoon and evening programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lemons Chautauqua
Alice Campbell
Herkley Players
Broadway
E. Jefferson Gardner
Biante
Adelphian Concert Company
Sherman Hale
Th. Hale
Chautauqua
Giddings Rainbow Orchestra
Corner Stone laid for Milan's new school building
On Wednesday July 15 Milan will hold an elaborate corner stone ceremony for its new $85,000 school building. Time, church and fraternal groups participate under the Missouri grand lodge. The program honors those remembered by the project.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milan
Missouri
Tall Corn in Nodaway County
A motorist driving through Ere haa he he 8 Orn on March 3 was involved in a local incident reported in Nodaway County. The fragmentary text notes Ere haa and a date reference but lacks full details of the event or parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nodaway
Hartford Plans Two Day Picnic Next Month
Hartford will host a two day picnic on Tuesday and Wednesday August 4 and 5 with amusements provided by Exline’s Bucking Ford Groy Merry Go Round and Aeroplane stunts by Welber of Kirksville. Speakers will address attendees while ample shade and ice water will be available. Sheriff Burns will attend both days. Holman and Arch Lawnon of Unionville are on the grounds committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartford
Exline
Bucking Ford
Groy
Welber
Kirksville
Holman
Arch Lawnon
Unionville
Houte 8
Treasury Secretary Mel'is Fights Tax Reduction Policy
Secretary of the Treasury Melis advocates tax reform to reduce the tax burden. He argues future Congress should reject Mellon Plan labels and press for lower taxes, especially on high incomes and large estates, while noting tax exempt securities and escape mechanisms. He emphasizes keeping more money in taxpayers’ pockets and challenges wealthy incentives to avoid taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
the Treasury
Mel'is
Collien
Mehon
Mellon
Ugo
Treasury
Missouri Begins Income Tax Delinquent Hunt
State tax authorities under Thompson supervise field agents and A R Moine to identify Missourians with taxable incomes who failed to file returns. Investigators will estimate incomes, impose penalties doubling unpaid amounts, and pursue collection or legal action with the collector for nonpayment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thompson
Missouri
R Moine
Graesnow
Special Agent Appointed To Equate Springfield Bank Collateral
State treasurer BE Stephens appoints FRK Adams, Bank of Aurora VP, as special clerk to equate 445000 in collateral from the defunct Holland bank of Springfield. The state held 35284 in deposits securing 1085000 on failed bank funds. All negotiable bonds have been sold. The collateral yields 97497 leeway in realizing state funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
BE. Stephens
Frk Adams
Bank of Aurora
Holland Bank of Springfield
Stephens
City Market Change as Vavia Sells Interest
Jess Vavia sold his stake in the City Market last Saturday to former partners Geo Minesi and Everett Bunch. They purchased the store a few months ago from Frank Rickett and will continue the business as City Market with Minesi and Bunch. Mr Davis may relocate, while Davis family friends hope they stay in Unionville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jess Vavia
City Market
Geo Minesi
Everett Bunch
Frank Rickett
Mr Minear
Mr. Bunch
Davis
Unionville
Former Unionville Resident Cleared of Charge
A jury in Judge Nelson Johnson's circuit court division found Archie M. Hale 35 not guilty on a statutory charge. Hale of Downing Missouri was accused of attacking Bernice Brown 16 of 2835 Washbash Avenue on April 17. Defense presented witnesses including John C. McKinley former lieutenant governor and Noah Jool collector of internal revenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nelson Johnson
Circuit Court
Archie M. Hale
Downing
Hale
Bernice Brown
Wabash Avenue
John C. McKinley
Noah Jool
Internal Revenue
K. ©. Journal
Tourists Injured in Collision Near Corydon Iowa
A multi-vehicle crash two miles north of Corydon involving a Gilliam, Shaw, and Brown party from Miami Florida and Indianola Iowa injures several, with one woman seriously cut by glass and others thrown from the cars. The Star car collided with a Buick. damage focused on radiators and windshields as passengers report slow traveling to enjoy the scenery. Gillum and Shaw had limited prior travel in the area and plan to settle damages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beige
Shaw
Milan
Sores Brown Eh
Kilko
James W. Gillanbottymianville
Dex Moines
Gillam
Corydon
Hi Bi Bank
Grahlum
Brown
Gillum
Miami
Florida
Indianola
Itia
Gillun Cvill
Damares
July forecast of crop conditions in Missouri and Putnam county
The July crop forecast shows Missouri and Putnam county farmers expecting larger corn and winter wheat yields than recent years. Stateswide estimates include corn around 217,724,000 bushels and winter wheat near 13.03 bushels per acre, with mixed conditions across counties and pest challenges like chinch bugs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
Diderson City
Missouri
A. Logan
U. S. Dept. of Culture and Jewell
Mayes
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Renee Ene
Montgomery
Lincoln
Lawrence
Bond suit and bank records dominate December notices
Fragmentary OCR text references attorney general action against a company over bonds and bank records. Mentions December items, redlined pledges, and directors, with unclear names and places. The readable bits suggest a legal or financial filing summary from a newspaper page.
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Roberts
Phe Squenter
Iowa
Cincinnati
Green City
Green Ty
Williar
Steelean Ms
Seonviele Wiss Golf Trophy
Lemons Chautau
A &T
Mark
Wayne Montgomery
Dere Tehaton
Geill
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Ion Ihe
Anaa As
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