Nine Year Old Frances Carrolls Birthday Party
An invitation list shows friends attended the ninth birthday celebration Saturday night. An accompanying incident reports L S Husted driving a spring wagon at Weatherford Roller Mills on Monday while unloading wheat. A horse ridden by Alex Gillum from Elko had its leg caught in the wagon wheel causing the wagon to overturn and damage the wagon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frances Carroll
Weatherford
L. S. Husted
Martinstown
Alex Gillum
Elko
Husted
Recital at opera house benefits Cemetery Association
A recital last Tuesday at the opera house presented by Mrs Nellie Turner Pratt with Rev D C Fosher and Mr W Turner raised over 60 for the Cemetery Association. A misadventure left Davd Mead's son hanging and dislocated the neck by a tree fall while bird watching. The Farmers Bank of Livonia opens in Putnam County with Owler as president and Alvin Birney as cashier Albert Smith of Fairview checks in. A rider was thrown from a horse Sunday evening with painful but not serious injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Opera House
Nellie Turner Pratt
D. C. Fosher
W. Turner
Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Davd Mead
Worthington Press
Farmers Bank of
Alvin Birney
Glenwood
Albert Smith
Fairview Addition
Ten Years Ago This Week Local Births and Visits Noted
Jefferson Davis plans a birthday dinner in the woods east of town. Twin boys Hanson and Manson were born to Mr and Mrs John Jones last week. J S Vaughters to move his grocery to the Francisco and Thomas building. Hert Steele’s ice cream supper drew a large crowd. Willie Guffey of Kirkaville visited relatives. Misses Joe Rennelly and Sylvia Jones to Kirksville for summer school. Several locals attended the basket dinner at Thompson Cemetery on Decoration Day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson Davis
Turner
Lnnonville
John Jones
Hanson
Manson
J. S. Vaughters
Francisco and Thomas
Amd
Leland Spaw
Iss Irene Minear
Unionville
Lester Spaw
Guy Pearson
Jistian
Pearson
Kirksville
Fred Pearson
Pollock
Will Pearson
Thompson Cemetery
Doubts If Corn Is Hurt
Carmie VanDyne and Homer Dickerson discussed frost damage near Unionville and Livonia. They expect corn to recover with little real loss, while fruit and grapes may suffer. hay could be short though moisture might help, creating tradeoffs for future corn growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carmie VanDyne
Unionville
Homer Dickerson
Livonia
Dickerson
VanDyne
Beth
Carelessness With Fire Threatens Forests Nationally
The article warns that careless behavior by mountain visitors fuels destructive fires. It notes smoking end stubs, campfires left burning, and coals carelessly disposed of, risking thousands of acres burned last summer and fall. The message urges vigilance as fire season approaches to protect forests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ousands
Licenses To Be Sold Through Agents Under New Law
A new law allows hunting and fishing licenses to be sold via banks hardware stores drug stores and other agencies. The county clerk may appoint agents to expand distribution and cut procedures. Kenth McCanne Game and Fish Commissioner cites an extra 25090 dollars yearly for park system hatcheries and deputy staff, with notaries and justices no longer needing affidavits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kentth McCanne
Game and Fish Commissioner
Game and Fish
Notaries Public
Justices of the Peace
Annual Birthday Dinner for George Acre Held on His Lawn
A large crowd of fiends relatives and neighbors attended the annual cooperative birthday dinner of George Acre Sunday on his lawn five miles west of Unionville. Comrades sat at the table eating from tin pans and drinking from tin cups. Uncle George Warren sang a song to open the program as ministers and old soldiers spoke. Pictures of the old boys in blue were taken before a sudden cloud and thunderstorm sent everyone home to avoid rain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Acre
Unionville
Mr Acre
George Warren
Land transfers and deeds from Unionville area notices
A garbled list of land transfers, deeds, and property descriptions in Missouri. Names include Lovell G. Colling, Everette Bruce, J. F. Geigenhof, Delia Cook, D. L. Cook, J. W. Blaylock, Clarence Conger, Clara E. Child, Ulata E. Child, James E. Scrivens Jr, Walter M. Raney, and John W. Triplett. Properties refer to Unionville and Lionville areas with parcels, blocks, and 1/2 to 1-4 acre descriptions, plus consideration amounts (examples: $1, $5, $2,500, $156).
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
I Lovell G. Colling
A. Collins
Everette Bruce
J. F. Geigenhof
W. D
John Murdock
Delia Cook
Thornbar
Unionville
D. L. Cook
J. W. Blaylock
Elson
Clarence Conger
Clara E. Child
R. R
W. C
Ulata E. Child
Clarence Paneer
Fannie V Conger
Lionville
Lnnonville
Levi T Peek
James E. Scrivens, Jr
John W. Triplett
Walter M Raney
Pollock Event Highlights American Legion Bullock Band Show
Mrs Lee Turner returned from Brookfield with a large crowd attending a program in Pollock by the American Legion and Bullock band. The piece mentions visits, car wreck injuries, school plans, and remodeling of the opera house with electric lights for Friday and Saturday night showings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lee Turner
Brookfield
Pollock
American Legion and
Bullock Band
Beulah Leeper
Jennie Pierson
Chillicothe
Fmma Mchatime
Browning
Alma Mclonab
Clifford Galloway
Wes
Alma McDonald
Miss Foster Ditton
McEntire's
Community church urges weekly worship attendance
The message from the church invites morning and evening services and emphasizes the church’s role in the community. Parishioners are urged to attend and make space for God in daily life, with a 9 45 am morning worship and an evening service noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sanay School
OM He
Joe Knierim
Rural Carriers Seek Labor Day Picnic Plan in Livonia
The Putnam county Rural Carriers hold their annual meeting in Livonia electing W. A. Garner as president and Tade and Lawrence Hall as officers. They discuss a Labor Day picnic inviting carriers from nearby counties and patrons to join with basket dinners for a day of recreation and contests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schuyler, Sullivan
Mercer
Ancient Indian fire temple consecrated twelve centuries ago
In commemoration of Parsee migration from Herat to India a sacred fire temple was established twelve centuries ago. The fire is rekindled every 24 hours using sandain and other fragrant fuels with dry tinder to sustain the flame.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Heraia
Bre'r Williams Declares Readiness To Face Trouble
In a bold, frontier voice Bre'r Williams proclaims he does not hide from danger. He vows to confront trouble directly and challenges any foe approaching at the outside gate. He promises to holler and invite combat when the opposing man arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bre’r Williams
Atlanta Constitution
Bank Failures Paralyze Bugo Oklahoma Town
Bugo Oklahoma with 6 000 residents faced the collapse of its third bank last week. The closure froze oil money and cash drawers, halting business. Efforts to consolidate assets into a single strong bank follow the defunct institutions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bugo
Okla
Unclear OCR fragment hints at fog and liquor on a vessel
Fragment describes a vessel with heavy liquor on board and fear that fog would aid runners to evade guard. Mentions New York and possible danger to those aboard, but text is corrupted and uncertain.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
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ATE
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Ruths
Elke Sui
Memorial Craftsmen of America, Inc
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Souri
Iowa
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eXark
Unionville Granite Works
Hhascothe and Galt, Missouri
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Tamburica
Cleveland Stock Company
W. H. Nation
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