Miscellaneous local notes from the Republican files
Local items report accidents and odd events including a boy struck by a stone, a mine accident with a dynamite cap, a marriage in May, cattle losses in a thunderstorm, Odd Fellows officers elected, a city boundary vote passing, several marriage licenses issued, a boy swallowing a shawl pin, crop damage from heavy rains, residents moving for work, horses dying, and a door causing injuries.
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James Triggs
Z. T. Shearer
Jas
Mendota
Frank O. Wells
Dana Ayers
Xsville
J. D
Halley
T. N. Jones
E Lucerne
Odd Fellows
N. G. Ag L
K. McCutchen
W G
T B. Valentine
S. B. Davidson
M. B. Harts
Phillips
R. F Henkle
G. W
Houston
Unionville West
Harry Greggera
Hattie Corey
Moulton
Iowa
William T. Mosley
Charlotte Leek
Henry A Hill
Lelia M Bruce
C J Wilhelm
F B. Cogan
Daniel M Kenney
Mary Tyeelijah Vestal
Martinstown
Threlkeld and Miller Wed as City Pump Move Mentioned
Supt AL Threlkeld and Miss Anna Miller married this morning at the bride’s home near Purdi n city pump moved from Shelton pond back to the city. A bar wire struck Alva Berry in the eye but no serious injury is expected. On June 5 a daughter was born to Mr and Mrs George Shipley Graysville Items.
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L. Threlkeld
Anna Miller
Murninang
Purdine City
Shelton Pond
Ife
Alva Berry
George Shipley
Graysville
Hasten Constitutional Convention urged to finish by July
Jefferson City reporters note agitation among state convention members to finish work by July 15. Absentee delegates are blamed for delays and calls go out for a method to compel attendance to accelerate the session.
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Jefferson City
Local Social Visits Highlight MT VERNON Names
Hazel Alexander spent Saturday night with Irene Swiger Mary Noland Crystal Beal and Dora Irene Lorene and Fthel Swiger took Sunday dinner at the W R Alexander home Frank Kellison and family dined at the James Jordan home on Sunday. Mary Noland and Ivine Swiger hosted Tuesday evening while Newt Swiger his wife and children visited Sunday at the William Camp home. Lizzie Scalf Bertha Scalf and daughter shared Sunday dinner at Bert Scott while Cecil Yardley and family visited Wednesday at the Robert Alexander home. Mrs Wm Camp and son were guests elsewhere.
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Hazel Alexander
Irene Swiger
Mary Noland
Crystal Beal
Dora
Irene
Lorene
Fthel Swiger
W R Alexander
Frank Kellison
James Jordan
Ivine Swiger
Newt Swiger
William Camp
Lizzie Scalf
Bertha Scalf
Bert Scott
Cecil Yarrdley
Robert Alexander
Wm. Camp
Local Eighth College Evening Hosts Visits Near St John
L. A. Todd with wife and daughter L. A. Scalf and son Harold visited Friday at the Deloyd Frazier home near St John. Mrs Opal Camp and son also joined. Irine Lorene and Muriel Swiger had dinner at the Ida Noland home Friday.
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Rr College
Fred
Central City Social Visit Notes and Local Runs
Mrs Tommy Young staying with Mrs John Hamilton two weeks visited Mr and Mrs John Torrey. Harve Hamilton Fay Bishop and Ruby Galloway dined with Virgil Logan. George Hamilton attended teacher exams at Unionville. Basil Hamilton visiting his brother John returned to Washington. Harve Hamilton and family plus others visited the Fourt Bishop home. Lorena Young visited Fay Bishop. Mrs John Hamilton and children visited Sunday at the parental J J Green home.
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Tommy Young
John Hamilton
John Torrey
Harve Hamilton
Fay Bishop
Ruby Galloway
Virgil Logan
George Hamilton
Unionville
Basi
Lorena Young
Fay Bishopi
J J Green
Hydrophobia scare after cow attack near Unionville
A Dixon family cow acted strangely and, after vet evaluation, tested positive for hydrophobia. The two Dixon brothers, exposed, began daily serum preventive treatment in Unionville for 17 days. Residents express unease as typhoid fever recovery and local Sunday school efforts are noted.
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Dtte Burs
Unionville
Dave Minear
Pherigo
Henry McCollom
Easie Jones
Martha Ledford
Dixon Brothers
Ira Richardson
Mat Mundon
Nellie
Elko
Head Struck by Horse in Narrow Escape During Shoeing
Ed Cook endured a dangerous incident last week while shoeing a horse as a head strike narrowly missed causing serious injury. He remained conscious and sought medical evaluation after the event at a local farm.
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Ed Cook
Grand Burlington West Tour Promises Scenic Northwest Journey
A promotional piece touts a grand two route Burlington tour linking California to the Northwest with a single ticket. It highlights car window views of diverse landscapes, flora and fauna, and mineral wealth aimed at inspiring travelers and boosting summer travel with the railroad.
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West
Dloven
Horse Rears Strikes Shoer In Shop Incident
While shoeing a shipping horse, the worker finished putty on the last shoe. The horse reared and struck with both front feet, hitting Ed on the head. After several blows, Ed escaped but suffered scalp gashes needing stitches. wounds were dressed and he returned to work.
First Church of Christ Preaches Evening Service
The church plans a preaching service at 11 o clock after a decorating readiness. A muster preaching session is scheduled for 8 pm with Minister M Edwards. A large audience is hoped for Sunday as summer heat continues.
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M Edwards
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