From the Republican Files report of local incidents
The Republican Files notes several local misfortunes. Chas Matthews rents a hamlet home with a bruising tiff and a dislocated chin. A new male boarder arrives at the Dave Pyall home. Harbert and Statton buy out a Powersville hardware store. Circuit Clerk Valentine recovers from measles. A three-year-old son of Jack Howell breaks a leg. Mick Bertha Weatherford returns from the University of Columbia. Alley Lane leaves the Unionville to Queen City mail route. Robert Mullanix takes the post. W. Norris, hunting near Pennville, fights a wolf with seven pups. a small dog helps until a larger dog arrives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chas. Matthews
Xenia
Dave Pyail
Hartford
A. Harbert
G. R. Statton
Powersville
St. John
T. B. Valentine
Jack Hoell
Ted
Crigi Pahers
Mick Bertha Weatherford
University At Columbia
Alley Lane
Unionville
Queen City
Robert Mullanix
Mother Wolf Flees With Cubs at Mendota Exercises
Mendota items note a mother wolf and her pups escaping without injury. Also mentioned are speakers Sickles and J. W. Jones delivering able addresses at Decoration Day observances.
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Wolf
Norris
J. W. Jones
Local Graduates and Business Moves Highlight Week
George James of Lucerne graduates from State University law school this year. Felix Boesche to join L. H. Howard after arriving Saturday. H. D. Kistler joins H. R. Brasfield & Co. C. E. and Riley Pherigo buy Geo. Roth’s Pollock hardware half, plus Miller & Wentworth stock, to consolidate. Farmers Bank of Unionville leases corner block space for five years. Marriage licenses issued to John Beacham and Nora Munn. James R. Whitaker and Maggie Frenklin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George James
Lucerne
State University Law School
Felix Boesche
L. H. Howard
H. D
L. D. Thomas Block
Biy Voth
John ©. Beacham
Nora Munn
James R. Whitaker
Maggie Frenklin
Ten Years Ago This Week In Lemonville And Nearby
J Wston and Alphy May Johnson along with John Brummitt died while celebrating. J Helferstine sustained a badly sprained wrist after his car kicked him as he started it. Marl Mullenix escaped with minor injuries when his buggy overturned near Paul Johnson’s home as horse ran away. The June 1 wedding of J H Schnelle and Eva Hackney is noted. Timmons and Lane push new store building at Martinstown East End.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J A. Helferstine
Marl Mullenix
Paul Johnson
J HH. Schnelle
Eva Hackney
Lemonville
Timmons
Lane
Martinstown
East End
Senate committee reports bonus bill for veterans
The Senate Finance Committee reported the McCumber soldiers bonus bill with good chances for early passage. It provides up to 500 dollars for domestic service and 625 dollars for foreign service, plus up to fifty dollars per month in adjusted compensation and four other options for home aid vocational training adjusted service and land settlement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Senate
Germany Receives Allied Stopgap on 1922 Reparations
Germany acknowledged its 1922 reparations debt and Allied powers agreed to suspend payments for that year to help stabilize its finances and halt hyperinflation. France, expected to demand harsh terms, reportedly approved the plan as farsighted and practical.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
France
Young Putnam County man Gillam speaks at Jameson high
Jameson Mo May 28 residents gathered to hear Gillam campaign for clerk of the circuit court as a Republican candidate. He spoke for about ninety minutes on farm issues with politics briefly touched. He left for home in Putnam county after the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James
Gillani
Putnam County
Jameson
Gillam
Jameson, Mo
Convicts as Cooks Stir Political Debate in Jefferson City
The Jefferson City Post notes Democratic critics spar over using convict labor for a Sunday school supper led by J. Kelly Pool, a member of the State Prison Board. It argues Republicans would face scandal if similar convict help were used by officials, while Democrats remain silent.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City Post
J. Kelly Pool
State
Pool
Jefferson City
Eure
Tax Relief Claims in Missouri Public Records
Public records allege state tax cuts redounded under current administration with 28 percent one day reduction on real and personal property. Claims compare past leaders Governor Hyde and Governor Gardner, noting pension and voter approved taxes as not computed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Hye
Gardaner
Porter Announces for Circuit Clerk Nomination
Miss Porter of Liberty townships announces her bid for the Republican nomination for Putnam County Circuit Clerk. The educator and longtime county teacher is the first woman in the county to file for any office in the primary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ius France Porter
Putnam
Min
Porter
Mra
B W . Porter
Liberty Towns
First Church Bible School and Services This Week
The First Church of Christ announces Bible school at 9 45 in the morning and communion and preaching at 11 00 a m with an 8 00 p m service on Sundays. This week services are held at Lemons and all are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Lemons
Floyd M. Edwards
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Caen
Paul’ Melton
Willisim A. Mullertix
Jessie Pickering
John W.ston
Alphy May Johnson
John H. Schnelle
Eva H. Hackney
John Brummitt
Rand
R. F. Little & Son
Unionvill , Missouri
Miss 'Orter
Ter
North Liberty Township
Kirksille
Patra
First Church OF Christ
New Shoe Store
Unionville, Missouri
Ruth Shoe Store
Dove Ruth
Potts’ Music Store
North Side Square
Kihe Feck
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