Inquiries on Tariff Policy Stirred by Editor Letter
Kansas City Mo May 21 1915 Editor of the Repub lican St Louis Mo prints a long reply from Ber Picksy defending tariff for revenue schemes and Underwood law. The letter argues protection boosts production keeps labor employed, cites import per capita data and Lincoln anecdotes, warnings of economic collapse if tariffs drop, and champions expansion through improved transportation and tariffs. It also notes related Missouri legal notices and a death in the community.
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Repubblic
Underwood
McKaley
Wilson-Gorman ‘Il
McKinley
Mr. Taft
Senate
Maaan Ker
Shaw
Ray
Iso
Lincoln
MP. McKintey
England
United States
Congress
Cleveland
Joint Sunday School Convention in Christian Church
A Sunday School Convention is planned at the Christian Church on June 22 and 23. Organizers include W. A. Burris Chas L. Miller T B Valentine BE A ame Miss Opel Agee and others who aim to showcase leading Sunday school workers from the state and the county in a key educational event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. A. Burris
Chas
L. Miller
T. B. Valentine
BE. A
Opel Agee
Les Edsia
Beard
SK. Loula
Ou ‘Sra
Jai
Rosewood social at Toric Grove basket meeting
A Sunday basket meeting at Toric Grove drew a large crowd and featured a lavish dinner. Guests included Mises Fay Dulcie and Tressie Small with Norma Artostrosg. Mr and Mrs Jim Willett visited Mr and Mrs Wills King, and Mr and Mrs Guy Lemisy and daughter Gertie spent the day at Harry’s home with family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Toric Grove
Mises Fay
Dulcie
Tressie Small
Norma Artostrosg
Jim Willett
Wills King
Births and Deaths of Fred Newell in Early 20th Century Missouri Kansas
Fred Newell born October 27 1876 in Putnam county Missouri died May 81 1918 in Dodge City Kansas aged 89 years 7 months 4 days. He joined the Christian Church in 1890 and remained faithful. He married Mise Roxie Ranés December 23 1806. she died April 18 1918. They had three children Mareta, George and Natt. Surviving kin listed amid garbled text.
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Fred Newell
Putnam County
Missouri
Dodge City
Kansas
Christian Church
Mise Roxie Ranés
Mareta
George
Wednesday Committee Meeting and Evening Service Schedule
The schedule lists a Wednesday forenoon with committee meetings at 8 30 and talks by Rev. J. H. Fanning W A Burns and others. Afternoon sessions include a praise service, Bible study on origin and nature, secretary reports, and election of officers followed by final adjournment.
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J. H. Fanning
W. A. Burns
Miso Beard
J. Roy Wright
Edna Torrey
Co. D. Phend
R. Jardine
Wilson Township bids depositary for two years in Putnam County Missouri
Township Board of Wilson Township Putnam County Missouri will meet at Lemons Missouri on June 21 1916 at 10 00 am to examine bids from banking corporations or individuals for township funds. After examination the board will select the township depositary for two years and bids must state the interest rate offered. Witness my hand May 85 1916. N A Griffin Township Clerk 4813 Lemons Mo.
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Dtate
State of
Robert Keith Clark
Roy
Maylen Clark
Union Church
J. D. Noland
Wilson Township
Putnam County
Missouri
Lemons
State of Missouri
Beard
N. A. Griffin
Lemons, Mo
Local Social Updates and Neighbor News Eventful Weekend
Locality attended a social dance at the John Rose home Saturday night. B T Spaw bought a fine mare from Enoch Rose on Saturday. Fred Casady and sister Pearl visited Cincinnati friends the first of the week. Mrs Laura Jones went to Low Ground Tuesday to care for Mary Belle who arrived June 1 at the home of Mr and Mrs Joe Terrell. Wm Leonard of Unionville bought a fine young horse from Russell Lindley Monday. Neighbors attended Uncle Jeff Davis birthday dinner. Lee Boswell of Iowa visited J H Guffey Saturday evening. H Barnett and wife stayed Wednesday with his father near Martinstown. Steve Ratliff family and Irving Davis visited J R Lindley Sunday. R L Hill helped John Lemley shingle his broader house Wednesday. Oscar Lambert of West Grove Iowa visited here and Unionville last week. It is still raining and cold. farmers anxious to field work. Stella Lemley helped her sister Ola Hill clean house early in week. Neighbors helped clean Thompson cemetery last week.
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John Rose
B. T. Spaw
Enoch Rose
Fred Casady
Pearl
Cute
Grace Guffey
Cincinnati
Laura Jones
Lowground
Mary Belle
Joe Terrell
Wm. Leonard
Unionville
Russell Lindley
Jeff Davis
Lee Boswell
Iowa
J. H. Guffey
H. Barnett
Martinstown
Steve Ratliff
Irving Davis
J. R. Lindley
R. L. Hill
John Lemley Shinge
Oscar Lambert
West Grove
Stella Lemley
Ola Hill
Thompson Cemetery
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Kansas City
Harrison
Sery
Gleveland
William MecKinley
White House
Dreotts
Fife
Néessiey
Great Lakes
Jackson County
Apeacer
Canada
Belfast
Orbeara
St. Louis
Democratic Party
Gormax
Sontrary
E Nee
Rosewood
M. F
Fred
Jim
Davidson Bros
West Side Square
Unionville, Missouri
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