Local notices and business and travel items from Unionville area
A mixed listing shows residents and visitors in Unionville and surrounding towns on a June week in 1925. Mentions include Dr Hanna the optician, several tradespeople, church events, travel between Mendota Howland Milan and Kirkville, farm notices, sales ads, births and deaths, and announcements of visits, illnesses and church services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dr. Hanna
Vincent of
Beulah Ma
Cincinnati
Marie Martin
Sophia Lewis
Brookfield
Cora Anders
W I Foster
West Liberty
Jut Latman
Chillicothe
Max Elson
Cef Reeves
Mendota
Unionville
Sarah Shirkey
Milan
B. H Harrington
Eleanor Duer
Hunnewell
W . Banner
Homer F Casady
Denver
Colo
Bof Casaily
J QO Agee
Jimmy Rickford
Trento
W .Botson —W of
Ladford
Thorsday
Minnesota
Marion Humphreys
St Joseph
Sumlay
J . Way
Maud J Frima
Howland
Uptonville
M E Church Announces Sunday Schedule of Services
The M E Church invites attendees to Sunday school at 9 45 a m morning worship at 11 and an evening service at 8 Pastor Joe Knierim extends the invitation to worship with the congregation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W B. Stevens
Queen City
C Hrintian Home
Joe Knierim
Parents dispute identity of missing son in wartime case
Arthur Frazier enlisted in Minnesota during the war and was reported killed in action. Two years ago a man in Pawnee Oklahoma, with memory loss, was identified by investigators as possibly Frazier. The Fraziers sued for government benefits, but a jury in Neapolis last week found the man not to be their son, though the parents maintained their belief.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur Frazier
Minnesota
Pawnea
Oklo
Frazier
Romi Penseee
T “Frazier
Lopez
Neapolis
Fraziers
Nations Claims Miscarriage of Justice After Conviction
Heber Nations, convicted in federal court for conspiring to violate the Volstead act, says in a Jefferson City paper that he was unable to present key testimony about the Griesdheck brewery and asserts Judge Faris dictated the verdict and blocked witnesses from government agents. Nations argues the case shows miscarried justice and notes a motion to change judges on grounds of prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Heber Nations
Jefferson City
Griesdheck
Faris
Bryan to End Lectures and Write Memoirs
William Jennings Bryan announced plans to stop lecturing and concentrate on writing memoirs. He will not set a firm end date for his speaking career, and observers doubt he can quit the habit. He now lives in Florida and is described as a millionaire, a claim he denies despite friendly reports.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W J Bryan
Bryan
Florida
Hys
Solicit Money Report From Suspected Scammer Woman
A fragment describes a woman believed to be Mary An or related, approaching Red Cross officials with a tale of a veteran needing funds for expenses to the next town. The description notes she is nearly toothless and appears elderly, with no corroborating witnesses or clear details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary An
Ower
Trenton Recentis
Red Cross
Tunda
Ana Vane
Boy Injured by Cultivator in Local Incident
A boy was severely injured when a cultivator hooked onto a team and ran away with him. The machine toppled others, a shovel dropped and trapped him. He was burned and taken to a hospital in Kirka ville for treatment and examination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joonson
Kirkaville
Debate over Prohibition Yields Mixed Reactions From Editors
The editor argues the dry laws are unsatisfactory while wets find them unworkable. Both sides would be content if enforcement allowed them to pursue their preferred activities. The piece suggests the issue offers comfort in letting everyone exercise their preferred stance within limits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Speion
Where Our Money Goes In The American Expenditure
The Hanview Herald reports a Western average of household spending with surprising itemized figures. An American spends about $5.02 yearly on jewelry and 15 cents on art while $27 on joy rides and $28 on church work. Additional costs include $8 for ice, 24 98 cents for books, $45 on fancy foods, and 8 cents for professors' salaries. He gives $4.15 for soda, 6 cents for ink, 11 cents for health services, and 65 cents for coffins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Texas
Claims Pts First Victim In Grand River Danger
The Grand River claimed its first victim of the season as Kathryn, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Tibbets, and four companions were wading near a treacherous hole. The four managed to escape with help from each other while rescuers were unable to reach the others. the parents were fishing nearby.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grand River
Kathryn
Pire
Trenton
Tibbets
Adden
Not Afraid of Autos Slashing Missouri Rail Bid Denied
A company petitioned the State Public Service Commission to build a electric rail line from St Louis to Kansas City but was denied for lack of demonstrated ability to complete construction. The article notes advocates fear automobile competition reduces railroad overhead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Public Service Ansmission
Missouri
St Laura
Kansas City
Nexmission
Gun Incident Near Glmani Involving George Cramer
Report describes George Cramer of near Glmani fal hemye in a dispute over an alleged property deal with C aS daughter. He is said to have armed himself with a revolver and a shotgun, hid behind bushes, and wounded two men, John T. and Roy Omaria Koy, when the Lindsey family returned. The charge alleges Cramer fired after a confrontation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Cramer
Glmani
John T
Roy Omaria Koy
Cramer
Lindseys
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N. B. Marshall
Mollie Hummel
John Hawkins
H M. Apple
Mro
Zora Sanders
Daur'iter
Mary Frances
Lionville
Tom Holliday
Shelbyville
Farmers
Clarence Fortune
James Fortune
L. H. Howard
O. H Clapper
Louis Shirley
W A. Putnam
George Houdeone
Martha Elson
Chicago
Northwestern University
Gail Wadd
Keith
Kirksville
Noel Summers
Bill Burns
Town City
Misa Ruth Proffer
R. H Watson
Columbia
Fréd Kelley
Haxline
A. W. Lane
Earl Robinson
Puatag
Kinson
J J Stansberry
Hame
Moulton
A J Stansberry
H. M. Applegate
Leonore Yount
Thadys Callum
Carr
Andrew Hensley
Hein
Minn
Mayo Bros
Fof Boesche
Raneas City
Nenad
Mars
Getour
Appie Gate
Harvey Bravstaw
Wachitis
Saturnay
Sisal
JL. Hayward
Maasine
Las Vegas
Mex
W Hosmuley
Farol Martin
Cinammaty
Charles Keley
Rolls
Yale Okla
Nancy Jane Partin
Girs
T G Line
Jane
Jacie de
H Cornwell
EF. Henson
Ralph
Colorado
Cole
Fred Henson
Bobby
C. E. Pher
G. F. Noel
Rodents
Brn
Amy Patrick Miller
C. C G. Huston
Emerson Pollock
Happy” Brown
Melton
Wahl
Mullenixnne
E. M. Painter
Davolt & Minéar
Carroll & Patries
Lemons
Lawrence Hall
Ford Turing
Capital Trail Garage
Littles
Merit Bonebright
Watkins Remedica
Citizens Bank Innionvalie
Oroo
Farngers
James Jones, Jr
Coolidge
Aaltvy Gilbert the Welder
Keokuk Canning Company
Hana
Hanna
Chillicothe Busines College
Miss Dong Christan
Mary Stocktar
Nera Raker
Glen
Claudine
Han Sae
Hamilton Brown
Apple
Mary Davin
Mystic
Cirles Gitlew
Peoria
J H Bailey
Raneali Kans
Koana A A Bailey
Jay Hinton
Fthel
A L. Hinton
Dr Hanna
Racford & Cullum's
H D Wright
Kannas City
E. F Davis
Pollock
Gar Pickatt
Kate Sibley
Centerville
Burs
Hackathorne
Enoch Noland
Route 5
Dau
Pacific Coast
Old Mexico
Pearl St. John
G. W. Corporan
Interville Ta
L. C
J R. Guffey
Ness Conger
C. S. Conger
John T. Biggie
Ed Minks
Nazarene Church
Emmett Toney
Senawan
Hemerly Irelan
Nionville
Clyde Carr
Cincinnati la
Clove Stewart
Vernie Shaver
Lavina Lane
Lorraine Lane
C. B. Kinser
Forest
Keytesville
Hll
Frank DeVore
J D Huston
Porta
Oregon
Bloomfield
Harold Martin
Charles Kelle
Cincinnatite
Stella Guffey
Emilit
Kerry
Haith
John Rieger Billings
Mont
Frank Middleton
Kirkeville
Ative
Lula Browtvline
Elizabeth Brooks Rydon
Inmonville
Froa
Putnam
B. F Richary
Garnet
Julia Sehmitz
Dave Webb
Memphis
Webb
C A. Bosley
Nowra
J of Hayes
Wot Binkley
Mit
Alber
Arthur Burssets Kugsell
Renwee
Heerota
Ott Brown
H Lankin
Youas
Jesus
Rother
Mia Piave
Mreo N
Boas
Christi
McKinley
Wynemouth Star Owl
Eorch
Newton
Bert Kis
Wilson
Au. Binkley
Binkley
Muss Paul
Cothe
Jessie
Ton
Iva Keutler
Arer
C. Hiliams
Jakesville
Thompson
Who
Ernie Jarman
Unionsit
Bess
James Johnson
L. L. Crowder
Emma Brooks
C. Conger
Stee
MaicHomer Good
John Good
Alta Daily
Charles Worley
Clyde King
John Coop
Roma
Earl Lewis
Linniel
Lee Mathews
H. A. Washburn
G. L. Ransom
Mulan
B. F Richard
Garnett
Kans
Julia Schmit
A. E. Todd
Downing
A. G Burk
Wm. Scott
Nermphis
Mary Alice
Raymond Tinsley
H Tinsley
Reel
Wendell Teitsworth
Exline
Thursda
J W .Tellsworth
G A. Lewis
Henry Webber
Walter Gold
Aansas City
Will Russell
St Louis
Sara Lawrence
Rharksville
Applegate
Darwin Magee
Mary
Ruth
Cate
Mrow Moshers Fance
Sam Wallace
Oskaloosa
Wallac
Alix Filson
Hniw Bourke
Jeve
Joseph
Sopla
Robbins Nad Turer
Moore
Tabernist
Pat Mir
Ty Ayers
St Josfriday
Morgan Tren
Ira K Gnifewold
Pomery Caser
Oscar Roon
Clarence
Poesine
H T G Turnmire
Turmnmire
Howling Geen
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Barking House
A. L. Casady
Cashigr
Missouri State Fair Sedal Ia
W. D. Smpth
M. E. Church
Law
Pers
Farm Loans Abstracts
L. E. Proffer
Citizens Bank
Nations Issues Statement
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