Army Training Camp for Young Men in Missouri
Four hundred Missourians will receive a month long outing at Camp Pike Arkansas this August funded by Congress. An appropriation aims to train 10 000 young men during summer with a possible extension in 1922 offering a month long military outing to 100000 youths aged 16 to 35. Local clubs and civic groups will help recruit enlistees with government paid travel and expenses, targeting high school boys for the 40 trainees at Camp Pike. Applications via the Military Training Camps Association of Missouri or the St Louis and Kansas City chambers of commerce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ral
Sere Pike
Ark
Congress
Sania
War Department
Missouri
Military Camps Association
Chamber of Commerce
St. Louis
Camp Pike
Ar- Tanaaé
Military Training Amps Association of Missouri
On the Road to Recovery by President Harding
President Harding, head of the Federal Reserve Board, stated a careful survey of the Middle West and South shows the country rapidly recovering from agricultural and industrial decline. He predicted strong trade growth and ample credit for all trade segments as recovery continues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harding
Federal
Beene Roa Ee
Middle West
Federal Serve Board
May Close Another Leak Volstead Bill Advances
The Volstead bill to curb beer use for medicine and counter Palmer is reported favorably to the House. Supporters say a large volume of beer is sold under the guise of medicine and abused. Former breweries now making non alcoholic drinks oppose the bill, adding to the fight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Palmer
Nervous. It is the man of many parts cartoon remark
A brief caption mirrors a cartoonist’s quip about nervousness and the idea that a man with many roles must avoid breaking apart under pressure. The line emphasizes composure amid diverse responsibilities.
Family of nine mourns death of long lived matriarch
The deceased, a longtime Unionville resident, died after a long life as a devoted Methodist. Survived by two brothers Hen K Noel of Tarkio and James Noel of St. Louis and sisters Mrs. Alta Franklin of Unionville and Miss Bertha Noel of Boise. Her mother died in 1897 and three brothers are also deceased. Funeral held at the home of Mr and Mrs Nelson Franklin in Union, led by Rev J Howard Thompson, with burial in Unionville cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pe le
Fosser Fin
Noel
Quincy
Hen K. Noel
Tarkio
Jam Oe
St. Louis
Alta Franklin
Unionville
Bertha Noel
Boise
Yda
Methodist Church
Nelson A.ranklin
Union
J. Howardompson
M. E. Church
Another Good Mother Gone
Mrs J M Davis died after a week long illness. Born March 4 1869 in Putnam County she lived 18 months in Unionville and leaves four children Jay Fon Mary and Harry plus her husband. Funeral at the Baptist Church followed by interment in Thompson Cemetery conducted by Rev W T Wharton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Davis
Las Vegas
New Mexico
Florence Kerby
W B Kerby
Putnam County
Unionville
Jay
Fon
Mary
Harry
E. R. Kerby
West
Jefferson City
Kansas City
Davis
The
Baptist Church
Baptist Chhurch
W T Wharton
Thompson Cemetery
Real Estate Transfers From Unionville and Livonia Area
A series of property transfers record deeds from L H Elson to Carl Anderson in Unionville, Mary A Garrett to Ray Biawe in Livonia, and multiple parcels in Unionville and Livonia. Transactions include substitutes and confirms of tr to Everett Davidson and others, with prices ranging from 80 to 4000 dollars. Notable grantees include Ray Biswell Hege and Walter Biswas, as well as Hiram Hatfield and John Evans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L H Elson
Carl O Anderson
E Son
Unionville
Lewis E. Garrett
Ray Biawe
Livonia
Mary A. Garrett
Blok
John Sulser
A.B Pratt
Ernest B Shear
Ernest B. Shearer
L. McVay
W. D
Everett Davidson
F McCutchen
G F McCutchen
Laura B. Clayton
Ray Biswell Hege
I. Owyer
John L Smith
A. F. Keene
Admr
W. A. Fullhart
Brawford
Einere
Robert Hatfield
Clara Hatfield
Hiram Hatfield
P. Casady
P. E. Ord
Lota
Livena Mo
Poe
Walter Ray Biswas
Anit
Ladra
B. Clayton
Ray Biswell
Anil
Liyvon
Thel Kirby
Gaul’s
Louisa Butler
Blaine Butler
Pascal Howell
John N. Evans
Sylvester Westlake
Louie EB. Westlake
R. R
Unigavale
C. Abbottota
Nlonville
Rah
Thomas Mils
Ruphina
W. du
Mary F
Feobete
Benjarin
Warner Gad
Abd El 238 Passe Partout Maaris and Related Works
Fragmentary OCR lists names and titles including Abd El 238, Passe Partout Maaris, Mignon, Bayard, Joan, Revell Matin, and references to pages or catalog numbers. Hard to determine complete context or narrative from the snippet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Abd el
Mignon
Joan Rt
Seaeey
Aris
Bayard
Aes
Batrabe OT
Aom
Fies Revell Matin
Horse Breeder A E Huston Seeks Mares for 1921 Season
At my home five miles southwest of Unionville A E Huston offers stallion service terms eight dollars to insure cost to stand and suck Mares removed from neighborhood forfeit Insurance due at once and delivery of foals not guaranteed. Cotts held for service according to law.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Belrano
Unionville
E Huston
Reading 4W This Summer Casey Rose Reads Law
Casey Rose is reading law this summer in the office of N A Franklin as preparation for a law school next fall. He has completed a correspondence course and is becoming familiar with Blackstone. He was a member of the graduating class this year in high school.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casey Rose
N A Franklin
Blackstone
Doan’s Kidney Pills Backed by Unionville Resident
John Comstock of Grant Street Unionville testifies that Doan’s Kidney Pills relieve backache linked to kidney trouble. He bought them at Tatman’s Pharmacy and found one box enough for prompt relief, endorsing the remedy to others. Signed May 6 1916.
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Dean
John Comstock
Grant St
Unionville
Doan
Tatman
Dean’s
Doan’s Kidney Pills Endorsement From Comstock
On March 18, 1920 Mr Comstock stated that since using Doan's Kidney Pills four years ago he has had no kidney trouble or backache. He confirms the 1915 claim and notes the medicine cured him promptly. Available for 60 cents at all dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
Farmers Bank of Linionville Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given that the Farmers Bank of Linionville will hold its annual stockholders meeting at the Banking House in Unionville Missouri on Tuesday June 21 1921 at 9 o clock a m for at least three hours or until business is completed The meeting will elect Nine Directors for the ensuing year and may transact other proper business G E McCutchen President J F Underwood Secretary 4314
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of Linionville
Unionville
Missouri
G E McCutchen
Hall's Catarrh Medicine Adverts Blood-Building Cure
The ad claims Hall's Catarrh Medicine treats acute nasal catarrh by cleansing the blood and reducing inflammation. It warns repeated attacks can lead to chronic catarrh and promotes internal use to restore normal mucous conditions. Circulation by J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio.
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Orc
Hall
J. Cheney & Co
Toledo
Ohio
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Gees
Ford
Graysville
L. M. Feitsworth
ARMY
Theodore Roosevelt
Teddy
Brunswick Tires
Farmers Coop
Ass'n
A B. Pratt
Lik
J Reynolds Tebasso
Winsten-Salem, N.C
Yount
Lhomas
Pavot
Wooiam H Hudson
Hudson
John
Uflum
Jermain
Happy Hollow
Hartford Chratian Arch
Marie Lawson
Dee ‘Oaks
Leah
Lucille Bradshaw
Arl Orval Hurley
Worthington
Herbert Sparks
Bertha Lawson
Cheri
Favora
Favora I
Vieux Chaulin
Coco
Gnon
Jean le Blanc
Reading
J F Underwood
Jim Tuller
Lemons
Lemons Station
Farmers Cooperative Ass'n
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