Livestock Market Reports From Chicago St Louis and Kansas City
Market summaries from Chicago St Louis and Kansas City show hogs and cattle mixed with steady to lower demand. Chicago lists hogs at 7.40 to 7.80 for 160 to 210 pounds and cattle at 4 to 5 for stockers. St Louis notes hogs 7.20 to 7.80 and cattle around 6 to 6.60 for calves. Kansas City shows steady beef steers $8 to 9.50 with top around $8.60 and light lambs down 25 to 50 cents.
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Arkets &S
Orly
St. Louis
Texas
Kansas City
Noland Announces Candidacy for Putnam County Rep
J Noland formally announces his bid for Representative of Putnam County pending primary voters. A longtime Putnam County resident from Dakarkr township now living in Unionville he farms and owns land. Supporters praise his high character strong interest in county affairs and belief he is well qualified to serve and improve the office.
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Noland
Putnamounty
Detire
Dackacr
Unionville
May Install Warning Signals In Unionville Town
Superintendent Hamm of Center le examined crossings Tuesday to aid traveling public safety. Citizens lodge formal complaint with Public Service Commission urging warning signals at several crossings.
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Hamm
Centerle
Stablic Service Commission
Unionville
Fragmentary OCR Note Depends on Readable Text
This entry contains incomplete lines and unreadable phrases from a page segment. It lacks clear names, places, dates, or events to summarize into a coherent news item.
Old Timers Recalled in Lincoln Letter to Geo Ruth
A 1924 letter from GN Stille of Unionville Missouri to Geo W Ruth recalls early Unionville social life. He notes past weddings and gatherings at the Applegate and Brassiel homes, the Farmers Bank corner building, and dances upstairs. He expresses admiration and requests a letter in return.
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Lincoln
Nebr
Geo. W. Ruth
Unionville
Court House
Ruth
Stille
Applegate
Dick Brassiel
Clem Bredwell
Farmers Bank
Riercanen
Billie” O’bryant
Je Applegate
John Aaron Helferstine
Chester Brown
Martinatown
Charlie Applegate
Will Applegate
LaRue Taylor
Manure Platform Stunt Echoes Campaign Gibe
In a Freeland Pennsylvania letter Alfred Romig recalls a 1920s South Dakota tale. A Harding campaign speaker faced trouble renting a hall in a Democratic town and spoke from a manure pile in a vacant lot to joke about political lines. The Republican praised the audience for courtesy and quipped it was his first time delivering a Republican speech from a Democratic platform.
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South Dakota
Harding
Freeland
Alfred Romig
Two Klan Meetings Reported Near Town
A Ku Klux Klan meeting occurred last Wednesday night at the city reservoir west of town with a lecturer and initiatory rites. About twenty five to thirty autos gathered. A second meeting was planned for the public square on Tuesday night with a promised eloquent speaker, but he failed to arrive and the gathering dispersed before nine o'clock.
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Ku Klux Klan
New City
Buying Bonds and Government Debt Policy Outline
Fragmentary note discusses U S government bond purchases, a 1928 debt retirement plan, and unspecified party names. Mentions a large-scale scheme to reduce federal obligations by 1928 and references several unclear entities and dates.
Presbyterian 186th General Assembly Meets in Columbus
The assembly adjourned in Columbus Ohio after debating the Fosdick controversy. The discussion centered on continuing his pulpit role in New York and raised questions about denominational occupancy and leadership.
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Presbyterian 186Th General
Fire at Green City damages harness shop
Fire swept through the C. 8. Martini harness shop in Green City, causing significant damage before firefighters contained the blaze. No injuries reported as crews investigated the cause and assessed remaining structure.
Putnam Refinerace Eighth Grade Graduates
Putnam county eighth grade graduation exercises were held at Unionville high school auditorium last Saturday. Rev J G Anderson gave the invocation. Miss Leo Melton and Miss Stella Crockett performed solos. State Inspector A F Elsea spoke on law, voting, and education, urging better citizenry. Diplomas were presented by County Superintendent R J Loughridge. Scott school graduates were omitted by oversight. The Unionville school used a six and six plan with no eighth graders.
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Putnam County
Unionville High School
J. G. Anderson
Leo Melton
Stella Crockett
A . F. Elsea
Missouri
Elsea
R. J. Loughridge
Wilt Pollock
Scott School
Duates
Edison Putnam
Ira Chinn
Nancy Callison
Myrtle Pollock
Unionville
Lemons
Neil Rosalee
Bernice McVey
William Don Fightmaster
Lee Carl Daily
Virgil Jefferson Davis
Orval
Edward Lorence
Cloyd Glenn Vermillion
Orval Ray Williamson
Livonia
Cletha Furguson
John Furguson
Herman Tarde
John Shaw
George Melvin Lucerne
Thelma Props
Charles Nichols
Powersville
Raymond Buck
William Beary
Frances Cozad
Carmie Doman
Jack Hume
Donald Hume
Dorian Pauley
Carl Sell
David Watson
Carl Bomgardner Worthington
Ada Husted
Louise “Ragg
Carl Mulanix
Earl Montemery
Lena Mulanix
Mae Koch
Jowell Mulanix
Ellison Cassady
Loise Crooks
Herbert Hartford
F. Ooan McFarland
Wyckoff Announces Candidacy for Putnam County Surveyor
Jorn L Wyckoff of Lincoln township announces his Republican bid for Putnam County Surveyor He is a progressive farmer who has served as township assessor for four years and collector for six years His record and local esteem support his qualification for the office and his pledge to devote his energies to proper conduct if nominated and elected.
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Jorn L. Wyckoff
Lincoln Township
Putnam County
Mr. Wyckoff
Elmer Casady Suffered Severe Stroke at Milton Home
Letters from Mrs. Elmer Casady report that Mr. Casady suffered a severe stroke on Sunday May 25 at their Milton Iowa home. He was moved to a Burn hospital where Dr. C B Magee provides care. Condition described as critical though signs of improvement noted.
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Elmer Casady
Casady
Milton
Burn
C. B. Magee
Unionville
Spo
Dynamite accident claims well known user in LaGrange
A dynamite blast killed William Solté a prominent LaGrange man long known as an expert with explosives. The incident sparked questions as to how the charge was set off and whether safety procedures were followed.
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William Solté
Ee de Sarai
Mece laGrange
Bolter
Boy Injured as Horse Kicks Meant to Move
The eight or nine year old boy, son of Mrs. Walter Clark of San Milan, is recovering from 24 broken bones after a horse kicked him while the boy stood at a gate guiding the animal from one lot to another. The incident, witnessed near the gate, left the child unable to speak and in serious condition.
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Raymond
Walter Clark
San Milan
Republican
Celebrates 82nd Birthday of Local Civil War Veteran
About 260 people gathered Sunday at the George W. Acre home to celebrate his 82nd birthday with a feast on the lawn. A granddaughter baked a cake decorated in red white and blue honoring his service in the Union army. Elders and relatives joined in photos and a brief talk by Elder J. D. Noland.
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Geo. W. Acre Ome
Acre
United States
Methodist conference backs conscription of labor and capital
The Me thodist general conference urged conscripting both labor and capital during war. They argued neither side should strike for higher profits or wages, aligning with late President Harding on wartime economic controls.
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General Conference of
the Methodist Church
Harding
Outburst in Reichstag as Communists Sing Internationale
The Reichstag session ended with Communist members singing the Internationale while rivals sang Germany Above All. With over 60 seats won in the recent election the Communists now hold more seats than ever and are expected to challenge the government.
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Reichstag
Convicted in Justice Court Fletcher Ward Faces Appeal
Fletcher Ward was tried by a jury in Justice Chappell's court on possessing, giving away, transporting and selling intoxicating liquor. He was found guilty of giving liquor away and fined $200. He appealed to the Circuit Court. The charges stem from an incident on Wednesday afternoon when Ward allegedly delivered a bottle of intoxicating liquor to a boy.
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Fletcher Ward
Court of Justice
Wool Stolen From Barn In Centerville Report
M. C. Probasco of Rene Contaville reports thieves carted off 500 pounds of wool from his barn. The wool was worth about an estimated amount and authorities appeal to wool buyers to watch for the missing fleece. Police are pursuing leads to recover the goods.
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Lancaster
Centerville
M. C. Probasco
Rene Contaville
Storm Strikes Area Wrecks Home Injures Woman
A severe storm damaged property near Memhia striking Glenn Baker’s fence and causing a woman to be burned as she untangled a tele- line. Lightning frightened livestock and sent residents scrambling to safety during the blast from the weather.
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Glenn Baker
Memhia
Four Horses Burned in Unclear Fire Origin
Fragmentary wire report from Memphis recounts four horses burned at a site tied to O. O. McKinley. Details are incomplete due to damaged text but indicate property loss and possible local impact. Further confirmation needed.
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Bern
O. O. McKinley
Haliver
Memphis
Figure Your Compensation for World War Veterans Bonus
The article outlines adjusted compensation based on daily home and overseas service payments, with a 60 day noncountable period and a 500 day maximum. It details calculating insurance policy value using age-based multipliers, provides an example for a 25-year-old with one year home service, and notes eligibility rules for veterans including certain service dates and women’s eligibility. Applications due by Jan 1 1928 with cash payments after March 1 1925 and policies issued promptly.
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Navy
Marine Corps
Army
Mysterious Killing at Princeton
Cecil Sparks twenty two was killed at the Hoskins home in Princeton. Witnesses say he procured a shotgun and killed himself before aid could reach him. The gun hung in its usual place with one barrel fired. those present deny touching the weapon. Sparks carried about seventy dollars, some spent on party food, and liquor was present. The others remain under investigation.
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Cecil Sparks
Hiram Hoskins
Princeton
Hoskins
Sparks
Livonia Baseball Loses 17 to 0 at Home to Gorin
Livonia was routed 17 to 0 by Gorin on its home field last Sunday as Livonia bats struggled to connect with the Gorin pitcher. The result, while disappointing, is labeled as an expected setback and a chance to rebound when Livonia hosts Mem- next Sunday.
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Livonia
Gorin
Mem
Cooperating for Better Market in Tren Salatig
Meetings in Tren Salatig discuss a better market for farm products and improved preparation to fetch best prices. The Times notes last week’s session was highly profitable with strong efforts to bridge town and country for mutual benefit.
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Tren- Salatig Tarmac
Busines Armers An Einess
Automobile Destroyed in Fire Near Lemons
A car driven by a son of Poster Daniels of this city burst into flames at Lemons after fueling at the Tuller and McNabb stores Saturday evening. The muffler overheated the gasoline causing a fast blaze. Mrs Daniels lost her hat as the vehicle was consumed.
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Daniels
Lemons
Tuller and McNabb
Osteopathic Convention Draws 3000 Attendees in Kirksville
The American Osteopathic Association held a major Kirksville convention with 3000 osteopaths from all states and abroad. Memorial honors for Dr A T Still opened the week, while officers including President Chester D Swope and several vice presidents were elected. The meeting featured lectures, clinics, and a large parade with floats and delegations from many regions. The Canadian delegation announced the 1925 convention in Toronto before the event adjourned.
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Kirksville
American Osteopathic Association
C. D. Swope
Washington, D. C
A. T. Still
Willis
Ohio
United States
Hawaii
Scotland
England
France
Italy
Sweden
Missouri
Still
Chester D. Swope
Washington
D. C
Asa Willard
Missoula
Mont
Harry Chiles
Orange
Lillian McKenzie
Kansas City
Ray B. Gilmour
Sioux City
S. H. Kierner
Curtis Brigham
Los Angeles
Calif
H M. Walker
Fort Worth
Texas
R. H. Singleton
Cleveland
H. Fraser
Evanston
Ill
Toronto
Handicap tournament begins at Unionville Golf Club
The handicap event for the President's Cup started Monday as part of Unionville Golf Club activities. First pairings are underway with eliminations set through June 22 final match in the afternoon. The North Central Missouri Golf Association of Chillicothe Trenton Milan Irksville Unionville will hold its annual championship at Unionville August 14 15 18 with plans to host over a hundred visitors. last year the tournament was at Trenton.
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Unionville Golf Club
North Central Missouri Golf Association
Chillicothe
Trenton
Milan
Irksville
Unionville
Decoration Day Services Honor Civil War Veterans
The town observed Decoration Day with a procession from Dr. L. D. Thomas’s lawn led by the band and 24 Civil War veterans. Children from Sunday Schools followed as they paraded to the cemetery where G A R rites were performed. Graves were adorned with flowers on a perfect spring day. The Cemetery Association keeps the grounds in fine shape.
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Ladies of the Cemetery Association
Band Concert Program Highlights and Titles
Colonel Miners March Rosenkrans Overture Raymond Thomas Trombone pieces Barry Inden March Columbia Alexander Valse Adoration Niles Bitter Berries Fischer Khaki Bill Watson program details with performer names and selections.
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Miners
Raymond
Thomas Eee
Inden March
Coloaman
Columbia
Alexander Valse
Niles Bitter
Fischer
Watson
Painter Withdraws From Governor Race Narrowing Field
William R. Paloter of Carrollton withdraws from the Democratic nomination for governor. He cites at least 50,000 needed to mount the race and says he will not accept contributions from friends. The field now includes E Jacobs Kansas, Shey Gee, George H. Moore of St. Louis, and Arthur W. Nelson of Boonville.
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Painter
William R. Paloter
Carrolltom
Govpot
Per Ore E
Jacobs
Kansas
Shey Gee
George H. Moore
St. Louis
Arthur W. Nelson
Boonville
Car Tumbles Under Rail Bridge in Bethany Incident
Fragmentary report says a car driven by Girton Ss turned over under a railroad bridge near Bethany. The vehicle rolled briefly, injuring a passenger described as Beeo, who received minor finger injuries. emergency crews attended but details are unclear.
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Brid
New Iampton
Girton Ss
Bof
Bethany
ste _SEerke
Inter
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Henry Linesort
Burke
Gover
Reese Eng
Columbus
Green City
Putnam Refinerace
U. 8
Mineoal
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