Farm association meeting held in Unionville district
Reports from the Missouri Farm Association meeting in Unionville district indicate partial encouragement. Leroy I. Halbert announced several upcoming sessions at the Pulls Pritory Schoolhouse on Tuesday and the Oppomburgh radical house on Friday evening inviting men and women to attend and consider the producers contract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri Farmheen “Association
Unionville
Deneh
Gerais
Leroy I. Halbert
Pritory
Oppomburgh Redical House
Huge excursion crowds ride to Keokuk dam on Mississippi
A large crowd from Milan and Mendota joined a Sunday trip by train and boat to the Keokuk dam on the Mississippi River. Ninety-one people held giant tickets for the journey and the train carried ten fully loaded coaches. Return to Unionville arrived about 1 am Monday with all travelers praising the outing.
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Keokuk Dam
Mississippi River
Milan
Unomville
Mendota
Unionville
Distant Headlines From A Rural Community Note Church and School Life
A jumble of names and events from a small town week includes visitors from Unionville and Kirksville, church services Sunday and Sunday dinner, a baptism, chicken pox reports, and locals moving among homes. Neighbors Ray Hulbert daughter visiting aunt, and families like Spencer and Cook appear in domestic updates.
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Fern Pally
Unionville
Grover Daily
Sun Jiease
Ray Hulbert
Samily
Mee
Mormatory Godfrey
Kirksville
Ralph Spencer
Cook
Nute Spencer
Watson
Nute Spencer Gee
Will
Social Notes Promote Bridge and Dinner Gatherings
Mrs J Martin hosts two tables for bridge on Saturday. Mr and Mrs F H Wentworth entertain out of town guests Mr and Mrs Swaley of Kansas City at dinner. Mrs E A Jarman of Ft Sill visits Unionville with Mrs NMr Shearer and friends. Mrs Frelyn Black returns to Unionville after 74 years. widowed, visiting Lamaster and Minear families.
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Nmr. Shearer
Lola Robbins
Nana Shearer
Kay Porter
Shearer
E A. Jarman
Ft Sill
Oklo
Robert Tuttle
Fanny Little
Robert Little
E A Jarman
Mra Frelyn Black
Tawiston II
John Lamaster
John Gonkin
Minear
Mra Black
Unionville
Mr Lamaster
Binck
Jim Williams
Black
Memorial service announced by the 10OF and Rebekah Tad gren
Notice to members states a memorial service will be held at the 10OF hall next Sunday afternoon at 2 30. The announcement asks members to attend and observe the service in a respectful manner.
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Rebekah Tadgren
Local Family Notes From Mystic and Lancaster Area
A family gathering near Mystic Iowa included Grandma Thompson visiting Mrs. rt Mrs. Firm McHenry and son with relatives at the Jacobs Lewis home. Cousins Dewis and Montgomery attended a tent meeting, and Miss Crystal Le visited relatives before returning home.
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Ster
Rene
Everett
Morris
Ee Een
Hermen Davids
Rick
Lancaster
Grandma Thompson
Apna
Firm McHenry
Stevens
Mary Minear
Mystic
Jacob Lewis
Local residents listed in family and house visit notes
The column records visits and health notes among neighbors. People named include Mrs Earl Murphy and daughter Mary Faye, Mr and Mrs Glen Crist and daughter Louise, Willie Casady and family, James Hockett and Johnnie Noel, Mrs Katherine Haas buying a car, and others like Fred Neighbors and Arthur Duffey. Several are described as sick or improving, with many social calls noted across homes such as the Noel, Crist, Casady, Hockett, and Hackett households.
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Earl Murphy
Johnnie Noel
Lou Haas
Fred Neighbors
Era Fetters
Marl Baggs
Henry Nelson
James Hockett
Elmer Hockett
Willie Casady
Will Crist
Jay Spence
Lora Dison
Thelma King
Glen Crist
Ami
Leland Duffe
Arthur Duffey
Helen Lucile
Mroo
Wille Casady
Moving to Our Valley Opinion on Industrial Era Safety
The writer argues that establishing an industrial center will provide national safety, reduce foreign entanglements, and ease distribution of products across the country, benefiting the economy and reducing dependence on imports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ene
Le.h. ‘Hooke
Maus Che Association
Annual meeting of the annig at was held Saturday
Officers elected to serve during the year include P. M. Mannon as President Haigler as Vice President Ss. Dharwark as Cashier C. C. ey as Asst. Cashier and Mary nathedookkeeper. Board members named include Jena P Be, W. C. Raney, G. liner Aer, Frank Sta Statton.
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Wtsionville
P. M. Mannon
Haigler
Eressents Ss. Dharwark
C. C. Ey
Mary
Wesley Chapel Community Notices Chronicle
Mrs Frank Link spent Friday with Bes oe Murphy and Tuesday Murphy spent Wednesday with Mr and Mrs John Noel Fred Neighbors is bothered with his feet since he had the flu Lora Diron is sick Mrs Katherine Haas has a car Miss Maxine Haas has been sick Sunday is Rev Hollocks day at the chapel r and Mrs Jim Howard spent Sunday at the Dade Lupton Keepers Henry Nelson spent Sunday with Elmer Hocketts
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Frank Link
Bes Oe Murphy
Murphy
John Noel
Fred Neighbors
Lora Diron
Katherine Haas
Maxine Haas
Rev. Hollock
Chapel R
Jim Howard
Dade Lupton Keepers
Henry Nelson
Elmer Hockett
Central Missouri Power and Light Plans Regional Plant Consolidation
The Central Missouri Power and Light Company based in Kirksville was authorized by the State Public Service Commission to merge the Moberly Huntsville La Plata Higbee Boonville and Kirksville plants. The firm may become a subsidiary of Missouri Power and Light Company with Mexico headquarters and aims to consolidate small units into larger entities and eventually form a large, powerful system.
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Central Missuri Power and Light Company
Kirksville
State Public Service Commision
Moberly
Huntsile laPlata
Higbee
Boonville
Missouri Pows, and Light Company
Mexico
A. Jes
Sheep Shearing Reported in Iowa Borough Heights
Local copy of a newspaper claims that Bertard von from Seymour Iowa allegedly sheared 52 pounds of wool from three ewes this spring. The tale suggests an average of about 17 13 pounds per ewe with related spinning ventures and other wool related enterprises.
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von Bertard
Seymour
Iowa
Herald
Christian church sermon notes on Sunday service
A local church sermon recounts morning and evening services. The text mentions a pastor, a parish crowd, and guidance to attend the next Sunday service, with no clear events or dates provided. The damaged OCR text emphasizes continuity of worship and church leadership.
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York
Boy Injured In Vehicle Mishap Near Edina
Wahl Underwood was thrown from a car about 6 PM Friday near Edina after a door struck him. He suffered a head gash requiring three stitches and a left arm wound needing one more stitch. Francis Cottey was a passenger as they returned from Knox City with flowers lost during the trip.
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Wahl Underwood
Henry Schwind
Edina
Aund Francis Cottey
Knox City
Young Underwood
Fahina Sentinel
Duncan Township Adopts Tractor Plan For Road Work
Duncan township in which Cora located has adopted a new plan for roads hiring one man with a tractor rather than a grader to improve all roads over the summer. The Browning Leader Record notes the approach, widely used in other states, aims to keep roads in good condition.
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Duncan
Cora
National Defense Day Endorsed by President Coolidge
President Coolidge supports National Defense Day to be observed on July 4. The nation will pause to reflect on defenses, address weaknesses, and strengthen readiness. He urges strength to be a force for righteousness, not domination.
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Coolidge
Woman Delays Matrimony Until Habit Forms
A San Francisco Chronicle item notes a woman postpones marriage until the habit forms, with the remark that she senses something refined and appealing in the approach.
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San Francisco Chronicle
Kansas roads lag as legislature hamstrings growth
The article notes Kansas efforts to match regional highway improvements, but a recent legislative session hindered road work, risking the state's lag behind other states in national surfaced road plans. It also mentions probate notice for the Boland estate with a one-year claim deadline and official probate filing.
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Kansas
Itan
Notice of probate for Albert W Wells estate
Notice is given that letters testamentary on the estate of Albert W Wells, deceased, were granted to the undersigned on June 10, 1920, by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. All persons asserting claims against the estate must present them for allowance within six months, or be barred after one year from the grant date. The executors are B Valentine, Bart H Wells, and Walter M Wells.
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Mentary
Albert W Welle
Putnam County
Charles J Allen
Probate
Missouri
Notics
WM. Boland
Earl Wells
Albert Wells
Minsouri
Executrix Notice in Missouri Probate Case
Rebecca Allen as executrix of Charles J Allen deceased received letters testamentary on June 10 1926 in Putnam county Missouri The notice requires creditors to present claims within six months or be barred and states the claim exhibits must occur within one year of letters granting These details appear in the probate notice with a dated initial insertion in June 1926.
Administrator's Notice for Boland Estate in Putnam County
Letters of administration issued by the Probate Court of Putnam County for the estate of WM. Boland dated June 6. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance to the administrator within six months after the date of the letters or be barred from any benefit.
Administrators Named for Wells Estate in Putnam County
Letters of administration issued for the partnership estate of Earl Wells and Albert Wells in Missouri by the Probate Court of Putnam County. All claimants must file within six months from the letters date or be barred from any claim. quotes show administrative actions and names of administrators Walter M. Wells and H Wells.
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Merting
Putnam
Unimaville High Pol
Loughridge
Unionville Hush School
Creston Olinger
East Side
Averett Bruce
Creston
Bury
Clarence
Merit Bonebright
West Main Street
Wesley Chapel Ladies’ Aid
Axlie
Alma
Taris
Ting
Dayo
J Milnes Schoeissie
Leeper
Centiville
Mare Hoos Ylsimion
Johnnie “Finner
Atd Mes
Sprout
Hig
George Kinton
Joe Vanw
Society Notes
St. Louis
North Union
Wesley Chapel
BIG Power Company Organized
Wogl KS Cords
R. K. Payne
Vernis Martin
J. F. Underwood Mercantile CO
John Boland
W M Boland
Sea
T B Valentine
Iseas
Valentine
Bart H Weils
M Welia
Rebecca Allen
Testatrix
Bealabet
Spat
Fort H Wells
Walter M Wella
I F. Comstock
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