William Jennings Bryan Dies After Crusades and Campaigns
The article reports the death of William Jennings Bryan in Tennessee after a resting period at Richard Sopere's home. It outlines his life from Salem, Oregon country origins, law practice in Lincoln and Jacksonville, rise to national prominence as a gifted orator, multiple presidential campaigns, and his enduring influence despite defeats. It notes his steadfast religious crusade against Darwinian evolution and his role in the Dayton school trial, suggesting these struggles contributed to his death.
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William Jennings Bryan
Richard Sopere
Tennessee
Bryan Dutad
Rand
Whynelane
Sia-Salemytis
Jacksonville
Lincoln
Nabrask
Congress
Democratic Party
Chicago
Bryan
Alton B. Parker
W H Taft
Mr Bryan
Dayton
Lost to Kirksville 5 to 2 by Unionville team
Unionville suffers a 5 to 2 defeat at Kirksville as the International Shoe Company squad edges ahead in a hard fought game. Players lament disputed calls but aim for revenge next Sunday at home. Unionville's 18 game slate shows four losses and the squad vows improvement and growth this season.
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International Shoe Company
Kirksville
Unionville
Bought the Clipper Adds Conger and Bellmard to Bethany Paper
Erwin Conger and Paul Bellmard purchase the Bethany Clipper and take control this week. Conger, Unionville native, brings long newspaper experience from Oklahoma and North Missouri, while Bellmard partners with him after marrying Mabel Niday. They plan no staff changes and aim to keep the paper strong under new ownership.
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Erwin Conger
Paul Bellmard
Bethany Paper
Bethany
Conger
Clarence Conger
Unionville
Unitonville
Hart
Jones
Newkirk
Oklahoma
News Journal
Onger
Kansas City
The
Star
Conver
New'ark
Sarah Hallburton
Carthage
Halliburton
Missouri
Dererin Conger
Bellmard
Mabel Niday
Mr (Onger
Iowa
Lethany
Wightman
Tononville
Republican Force
Tonger
Airorg
Hustling
Harrison
Kellmard
Denkirk
Fuviler
Whtman
North
Harrison County
Cangers
Bellmards
Tax Return Nonfilers Warned by State Auditor Opinion
A state auditor opinion warns that individuals who fail to file state income tax returns or whose returns are incorrect may face penalties. The opinion, issued at the request of State Auditor L. P. Thompson, discusses enforcement and the scope of penalties for noncompliant reports.
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Eral
Robert W. Otto
L. P. Thompson
Local Man Dies Stemming from Illness in Excelsior Springs
L. C. Brower of City died in Excelsior Springs after a prolonged illness. The body was sent to Queen City for funeral services conducted by M. Lind, with Bird Bennett and Merton E. Wood attending from nearby towns and Chanute Field.
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L. C. Brower
East Walley
Xcelsior
Unionville
Queen City
Ee M. Lind
Bird Bennett
r—Merton E. Wood
Arenes
Chanuteate Field
Dairying An Outlet For Sustained Farm Cash Income
Editor returns from Minnesota trip convinced dairy farming is the keystone of farm success. A typical Minnesota dairy integrated with cropland and hogs shows daily cash income, stable profits, and by products markets. Continues on last page.
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Minnesota
Putnam Fo
Buainrsa
Band Concert With Special On Time Start July 30
A Thursday evening concert features soloists Belva McKay Clarence Olinger Creston Olinger Harold Underwood and a male quartet. The program includes fox trots medleys vocal solos and a descriptive overture plus a weather note at 65.
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Vocgi
Belva McKay
Clarence Olinger
Crston Olinger
Harold Undgwood
Richard Dickerson
Farie Dillings
Harold Underwood
Liza Jane
DeLardhan
Darktown Strutters Ball
Haro ¥ Underwood
Kentucky
Fis
Popeel
Clarence
Creston Olinger
Smith & Zublir
Rosenkran
Accompan Garey
Ole Virpitny
Maseas
Tps
Thieves Raid Lemons Stores In Town Raid Details
Thieves entered several Lemons stores during a Thursday evening raid. They broke into the Harmack store and the McVay barber shop, taking little from Matthew store where they were seen by Postmaster Mr Pronk Podaun. Commodore Matthew searched with Dodsort. suspects fled. A car parked near a church had tire marks linking to Lemons but no firm identification.
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Harmack
McVay Birber
Matthew
Pronk Podaun
Mdortson
Fini
Dodsort
Matthes
Nanville
Om Paul
Urnionville
Cnv
Memorial proposal for Henry by Dean suggests public tribute
Editor notes Missouri towns weigh erecting a monument to Henry or Putnam in the county court house area. The letter argues a memorial should be funded by public subscription and placed with community support, naming Henry as a great orator and urging a suitable tribute.
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Repubis
Missouri
Putnam
Court House U
Unionville “i
Chu
Ative
Car collision near Unionville leaves two cars damaged
Mr J Hood and family en route to a band concert northwest of Unionville met Mr Peck's car west of town. In darkness the right headlight on Peck's car caused misalignment, ripping off Good's running board and bending the fender. No one was injured.
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J H
Unionville
Peck West
Frank Patrick Place
Mr Good
Mr Peek
Peek
O0d
Generous Chicken Thieves Near Blakesburg Stole Flock
A farmer near Blakesburg woke to missing chickens and found two pocket books in the coop containing 700 and 900 dollars. Two men later sought wire to fix their car, as reported by the Davis County Town Republican.
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Blakesburg
Davis’ County
Eves
Livestock Market Report From Three Primary Markets
Hogs higher across Chicago Kansas City and St Louis with Tuesday declines fading. Cattle and sheep show mixed gains as buyers push prices up, with top hogs near 14.20 and cattle around 9.60 to 11.75 on native steers. western lambs strengthen amid active demand.
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Chicago
Hutcher
Zoo
Bang Fed Tolloce
Bologna
Kansas City
Bis
Idahos
Sessey
St. Louise
Iiblers
Narrow Escape As Car Plunges Into Ditch Near Town
Mr and Mrs Fred Armstrong and Mrs George Armstrong narrowly avoided serious injuries when their car veered off the road and dropped into a ditch east of the Mannon home after a tire blew out on a caved-in section. Golfers nearby rushed to help but no one was hurt beyond the scare and minor blow to a tire.
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Fred Armstrong
George Armstrong
Lutte
Golf grounds bought by Unionville club plan expansion
Unionville interests completed purchase of 26 acres east of the town, known as Pratt Place, to extend and improve the golf grounds. The project includes a planned concrete swimming pool by next summer, stock sale to fund construction, and eventual incorporation of the club as a corporation with a sought after rustic clubhouse.
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Unionville Golf
Malsletauls
Pratt
Poloh Flan
Ha- Bren
J Doug Morgan Show Brings Classic Touring Act Back
The J Doug Morgan troupe arrived Sunday and set up for the first show Monday night with 1,200 attendees filling the large tent. The company presented The Brat opening night and The American Girl on Tuesday, boasting a 25 member cast and nightly varying specialties. The performers earned praise for their skill and the troupe’s friendly reception in the community.
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J Doug Morgan
Farmers meeting hears Hubbell on co op selling aims
A large crowd attended the Tuesday night court house gathering led by Hon Geo Hubbell of Trenton. He outlined the aims of farmers organizations to boost farmers earnings from about one third of the selling price and urged action through cooperative marketing and state and national laws.
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Geo Hubbell
Trenton
Accure
San Seu
Hubbell
Especis
Leggl Ohare
Rm Fas
Items
Our Court House
Ben Paweye
Putnam County
Tom DeWitt
Alfhode
Hob Lol
Vocal Banka
Iota
Ofnionvilla
Goondwat
Binet
Cal
Sidney
Res
Family Reunion Brief Notices From Local Page
A fragmentary family reunion notice mentions Mrs. M. E. McWilliam, and others, with unclear dates and names. The readable text indicates social gathering details but lacks full context or complete names.
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Bryan Dead
Excelsior
Pacific Coast
Atlantic Coast
Cuba
Canada
England
Lemons
YI Morial
Henry
Dean
Popu the
C. H Magee
Kanans City
St) Louis
Goutier
Golf Grounds Bought
Heing
J. Doug Morgan
oeBert Skinner
Courthouse 2
Newelty Night
Geane” Hubbell
Mra. M
McWilli
Maes
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