Bank officials face bond doubts in Scotland county case
The Memphis Reveille reports a bond is given for appearance of C Millspough former state Finance Diese Roy T Myers and J B McCutchan ring and Sfriend of Miss Anna onrée assistant cashier of the bank Myers brother of the former cashier and five bank directors. The case is expected to go to trial in the next circuit term.
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Scotland
Gorin
Memphis
C. Millspough
State Finance Diese
Roy T. Myers
J. B. McCutchan
Miss Anna
Onrée
Sash
Myers
Rubber prices rise amid third advance in global market
Observers note ongoing rubber price increases as producers face sanctions and England contemplates paying debts to the United States with rubber. The United States remains the largest consumer of rubber panels, but some analysts predict prices may drop soon.
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Bneen
An Oy
England
Lanning
Winnigan to Form Consolidated School District
The Browning Leader Record reports Winnigan in Sullivan County will host a consolidated district uniting five districts. A recent vote passed the proposal strongly after a prior invalidated election due to defects. Plans proceed rapidly with no expected election defects this time.
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Winnigan
Sullivan County
Browning Leader
Wool theft probe leads to 154 fleeces found in ditch
Davis county Iowa farmers suspected wool thieves and notified authorities. Sheriff, tracing a loss reported to Memphis likely culprits, found 154 fleeces in a ditch on Eddie Anders’s farm in southwest Mo. The wool had been identified by Snodgrass near Mil l in Memphis Reveille as the night of shearing.
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Davis County
Iowa
Scotand County
Eddie Anders
Memphis
Snodgrass
Near Mill In
Admonition of Value Seed Quote
An archaic quote explains value fades with time as dew on herbs or snow upon branches. The verse notes the longer something lingers, the deeper it sinks into the mind, framed as a reflective seed metaphor about memory and perception.
Harrison county residents fund raised for car thief rewards
H. C. Carr of Bethany organized a fund to reward car thieves after frequent thefts in Harrison county. He collected $1 from many people, but after consideration he decided to return all the contributions, noting that contributors would likely be biased against jurors in trials.
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Harrison County
H. C. Carr
Bethany
Hysen
Corner Stone Laying Date Set for Milan High School
July 15 has been chosen to lay the corner stone of Milan's new high school. A big parade will precede the ceremony with fraternal orders and civic groups participating. The program, under the Masonic order, will be organized by a Board-appointed committee.
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Milan
Car and Wagon Collision Near Tren Ton
Three colored men in a car collided with a wagon while passing east of Tren ton near a wether roast. The team frightened and jumped in front of the car causing the vehicle to overturn into the wagon. All four men suffered severe cuts and bruises and one horse was fatally injured while others were badly hurt.
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Trenton
Doheny Denies Blame Over Pacific Defense Leases
E. L. Doheny, under indictment in a long running oil scandal, issues a detailed statement asserting no graft in the government deals. He claims the actions were taken in 1921 to strengthen Pacific defenses amid fears of a coming war, and that leases and contracts were for that purpose.
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E. L. Doheny
Pacific
Raphest’s First Great Work Revealed in 1966 Portrait
The piece titled The fama of the Most Holy Virgin was painted in 1966 when Raphael was twenty, marking his first major work. The description hints at an eerie figure displayed in a gallery setting with the painter’s early career context.
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Raphest
Raphael
Becker Seeks a Squirrel Coat Amid Hidden Cards
Becker moves through a city evening chasing a gray squirrel coat and a lost card belonging to Ariadne Drascoviagis. He frets over a business deal, contemplates a new fur, and returns home to a joking wife revealing the card bearer is Ariadne.
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RiHe
Becker
Belig
Ger- Heman
Gleason's
Ariadne Drascoviagis
Qiedtson's
Clara
Jim
Ake
Ariadee Dranceviac
Fragmentary wartime cart tale finds damaged loot notes
A garbled OCR fragment recalls a cart laden with broken items and mentions a march or move to an upper area with names like Cora and a heavy Neprey figure. The text remains unclear and partial, offering only scattered references to people and events without a coherent narrative.
Edits and a date plot in a misty social scene
Edith Daly navigates a public initiation, a would be suitor with a plane at the airport, and Jim’s aviation talk as a crowd watches. A mistaken romance, a looming date, and a surprising home visit unfold with family oversight and a playful challenge to modern dreams.
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Salin
Jim
Edith
Fidith
Romeo
Tim
Miss Daly
Raith
Mrs. Daly Otne
Teeterelty
Tee
Treasury balance exceeds prior estimate by large margin
The July 1 treasury balance stood at 260,005,288.50 dollars, far above last year's estimate by about 260 million. Nearly half a billion dollars has been paid toward the national debt in the past year, leaving a total debt of 20,163,887.90 dollars on June 30. Any tax cuts must come from the next year's estimated revenue, offering substantial relief.
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United States
Treasury
Drowned While Wading Near Wayland Missouri
Johnny Jesberg of near Wayland, Missouri, drowned Sunday afternoon in the Fox River during a picnic with companions. He stepped into a deep hole while wading, vanished, and despite rescuers and urgent efforts, his body was recovered too late. He was a married, young farmer.
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Johnny Jesberg
Wayland
Fox River
Jesberg
Dewald Woods
Mr. Jesberg
Memphis to Play Golf Embraces new club near town
Memphis adopts golf with twenty five citizens signing up for membership. A forty acre tract near the town has been rented to develop Memphis with grounds for the new club and practice facilities.
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Memphis
Memphis Reveille
Mofe
Country Man Visits Unionville Amid War Years Ties
J. M. Scott of Yakima Washington visited Unionville last week with Ibur Johnson and other companions from the war years. He then moved to Suulean County and onward from there.
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J. M. ‘Scott
Yakima, Wash
Unionville
Ibur Johnson
Suulean County
Wanderer reports timber and building gains in West
He recalls abundant timber but slower farm progress since leaving. Noting notable improvement in buildings, he visited Lemons on Friday to see James Crawford. He plans to visit sister Mrs. J E B Sears, then Milan and a daughter in Selma California.
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Lemons
James Crawford
J. EB. Sears
Milan
Selma
California
Chinese Trouble Spreads as Attacks Increase Abroad
Reports say trouble in China is widening with attacks spreading to many provinces. Japanese officers are targeted and Britain and other foreigners face violence. Foreign quarters are evacuated as warships rush to Chinese ports amid deadly clashes.
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China
Japan
Death halts Mystic Fourth of July celebration
Mystic Iowa faced gloom after James H. Swanson, a leading helper, died amid Fourth of July plans. The Santinel reports organizers cancelled the public celebration and shifted to a possible Labor Day event, plans called off within a week.
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Mystic
Iowa
James H. Swanson
Santinel
Military Camp Attendees Named From Local Counties
Wayne H. Lowry of Lucerne and Oral Caley of Unionville are among those accepted to attend the Citizens Military camp. Putnam County officials note the county’s size and the number finally accepted reflect its population and interest.
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Wayne H. Lowry
Lucerne
Oral 5
Caley
Unionville
Putnam County
Fall Injury Then Unlucky Thirteen for Hensley Boy
Homer Hensley 13, son of Mr and Mrs Andrew Hensley of north of Unionville, fell while hunting squirrels in timber. He climbed a tree left his gun on the ground and broke the dig bone, displacing a small bone near the wrist.
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Homer Hensley
Andrew Hensley
Unionville
Homer
Heat Buckles Kansas City Highway The Ridge Forms
Traffic slowed briefly on the Kansas City Excelsior Springs highway four miles west of Liberty as pavement buckled from extreme heat. Drivers saw swelling and within minutes a foot high ridge and a break in the roadway occurred.
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Kansas City-Excelsior Springa
Liberty
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