Williams and Wood to Marry Tonight at Harris
Charles J Williams and Miss Winnie Wood will wed this evening at Harris. Powersville notes report Cozad a leading teacher closing a term at Waite last Saturday. Marriage licenses issued to Chas A Morgan and Sarah F Oliver KF W Hart and Dalla E Bhipley. George Miller of Wilson township injured when breech pin struck him above the eye while cleaning a rifle. D D Crumpacker James Jr and Dan Comstock enrolled in the Mone Academy and Commercial School.
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Charles J. Williams
Winnie Wood
Harris
Red Cozad
Waite
Powersville
Chas. A. Morgan
Sarah F .Oliver
KF. W. Hart
Dalla E .Bhipley
D. D Crumpacker
James, Jr
Dan Comstock
Mone Academy
Commercial Wehool
Local incidents and town notes in brief
Owen Stokes was seriously hurt Tuesday when a jack dragged him across a lot near Lowground. Mrs. Stokes saved him by striking the jack away. A small house belonging to J W McCalment at Blackbird burned last Thursday night. no one inhabited it. Glen Rinker resigns as Armour & Co bookkeeper to study dentistry in Kansas City next fall. Gracie Lane, daughter of Mr and Mrs Riley Lane, was thrown from a cart Friday. her lip was badly cut. J H Parker sold his 100 acre farm west of town to Miller Yentworth for 75 dollars per acre.
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J. H. Parker
Miller & Yentsworth
Local News Briefs and Accidents From Rural Missouri
Subscriptions were made to buy about 15 000 gallons of crude oil to oil the streets for Hoover McNabb Mary Arnold Guy O Lee Velma A Speak Orris Stover and Ruth Viewing. Five hundred seventy five people attended a Jefferson Tavis celebration on the 90th 40th day. Orme Stover and Miss Ruth Fwing were married Saturday evening. A horse stepped on Tommy Hodge s foot last Wednesday and mashed it badly. The engagement of Miss Elizabeth Brasfield to Paul Baldwin of Kansas City Missouri has been announced. Allen Kelso fell from a horse Friday while driving cattle and broke his leg. Jim and Jesse Baugh were injured Monday when the bridge across Shoal Creek at Dickerson s mill went down as they were crossing it.
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Hoover McNabb
Mary Arnold
Guy O Lee
Velma
Orris Stover
Ruth
Peope
Jefferson Tavis
Orme Stover
Elizabeth Brasfield
Paul Baldwon
Kennet
Allen Kelso
Powersville
Jim
Jesse Baugh
Shoal Creek
Dickerson’s Mill
N L Tietsort Announces Sheriff Candidacy in Nam County
N L Tietsort announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Sheriff of Nam County, subject to the voters at the August primary election.
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Nam County
L. Tietsort
Candidacy Announced for Sheriff of Putnam County
Ade D Burs declares Republican bid for Putnam County Sheriff subject to the primary. He requests voter support and thanks Carley J. Robertson for backing. Primary election date noted as August 5.
Candidacies for Putnam County Sheriff Filed by Two Officials
Two announcements express candidacy for the Republican sheriff nomination in Putnam County. Jess R. Burns and Lee R. Jeffers state they seek voter support in the upcoming primary elections on August 5 and August 6 respectively. Both messages close with formal regards.
Putnam County Cands Enter Primary Race for Local Offices
Public notices announce candidacies for Putnam County prosecutor and treasurer. C Rose Jr seeks the Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney and Alee L. Jones seeks the Republican nomination for county treasurer. Primary election date noted as August 6, 1924.
Riley A Williams Seeks Putnam County August Election
Candidate Riley A Williams announces candidacy for the Republican nomination in Putnam County for the upcoming August 5 election and asks for support. The letter closes with respectful sign off.
Putnam County Treasurer Candidate Seeks Primary Support
The candidate announces intent to run for Putnam County Treasurer with a primary on August 5 and asks voters for their support. Signed by Gilstrap.
Fechtling Seeks Putnam County GOP Nomination for Assembly
Rolie F Fechtling announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to represent Putnam County in the General Assembly. He seeks support from voters ahead of the primary on August 5th.
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General Assembly
Putnam County
Rolie F Fechtling
Patantatins
Putnam
Candidacy Announcements for Putnam County Seats
J D Noland announces Republican bid for Representative from Putnam County awaiting primary results on August 6. Loral Wyckoff and Jornal Jorun announce runs for County Judge Western District and County Surveyor with August primaries and asks for Republican voters support.
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Surveyor
Jornal
Putnam County
Loral Wyckoff
Farmington Woman Robs Bank With Baby Then Flees
Miss Norma Anderson, in Farmington Illinois, entered a bank with a handkerchief over her face and a two year old baby holding an automatic. She forced staff to place about $1200 in a rack, then fled in a car driven by a chauffeur who aided her escape to a nearby town. Officers arrested her soon after.
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Norma Anderson
Farmington
Ill
Agay
Senate Proposes 4 Pean Plan on World Court Adherence
The Senate foreign relations committee on interweek adopted a plan to join the World Court without joining the League of Nations. It blends ideas from Presidents Harding and Coolidge with additions from the center, enabling U S participation while avoiding entanglement in European quarrels.
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Senate
United States
T's
Dent Harding
Coo Ve
Booster Spirit Urged In Valley Town Editorial
A New Richland Minnesota Star editorial urges readers to speak positively about their town. An anecdote from near Wadena illustrates how naysayers deter investment. The piece argues boosters attract growth while negative talk drives people away.
Community Prosperity Through Collective Effort
Leaders urge residents and organizations to unite for local growth and well being. The call emphasizes civic involvement, collaboration, and sustainable initiatives to enhance safety, services, and opportunities for all neighbors.
Japanese Opinion on New Exclusion Act Sparks Tensions
The Japanese press interpreted the U S exclusion act as a slight and warned it could lead to serious consequences or war. Some papers advocate immediate retaliation while moderation calls for equal treatment of all foreigners.
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United States
Residents Attend Social and Church Gatherings in Mount Vernon
On Saturday night Eva Gilworth and Hazel Alexander visited Rev. Alexander and Dora Swiger. Sunday saw Dora Swiger with Ivine Swiger at Rev. Doolin's appointment. Harold Scalf stayed with Henry Beal. Rev. Peres Doolin and Donn Todd dined at the Foreward calf. William Alexander's family and Irvin Valentine visited James Hendrix. Newt Swiger planted corn for Ira Potter. A small church gathering Friday ended with light housekeeping and partial renovations.
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Swith Eallexander
Eva Gilworth
Dora Swiger
Hazel Alexander
Ivine Swiger
John Potter
Ira Potter
Harold Scalf
Henry Beal
Peres Doolin
Donn Todd Rand Jone al
Wm. Alexander
Irvin Valentine
James Hendrix
Sunaye
Thengereg
James Seals
Newt Swiger
Odd Delicacy in Gold Rush California Dish Emerges
A fragment notes a peculiar food trend among Chinese gold diggers in California during the 1849 era describing rat brains as a delicacy with aromatic eyeed garnish. The item is mentioned in a historical newspaper snippet focusing on unusual dietary customs.
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California
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S. D. Hayward
Carley J. Robertson
Tnat County
Ade D Burs
Jess R. Burns
Sheri
Lee R Jeffers
C Rose Jr
Alee L. Jones
Republiican
of- Putnam
Riley A. Williams
Putnam Colintqi
Gilstrap
J D Noland
West End
Western District
Arshur Young
Clark Bros
New Richland
Minn
Wadena
Towa
MT Vernon
D ‘and
Blackhawk
Aytonee
Jones’ Service
Radiola X
Peterbious
Geo. A. Barkley
Lucerne, Mo
Rmree
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