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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1924
Page
6
For information concerning Victor J Miller, write to The Victor J Miller for Governor Organization, Sixth and Olive, St. Louis.
An announcement declares a Republican bid for sheriff in Putnam County subject to voter support at the August primary election. The statement notes intention to run and seeks backing from local voters.
Three individuals declare runs for Putnam County Sheriff as Republican nominees. Carley Jo Robertson announces her candidacy and seeks voter support for the upcoming primary. Ade D Burns also announces for sheriff and respectfully asks for votes in the August primary.
Jess R. Burns announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Uintah County Sheriff subject to voters at the August primary election. He asks for support and signs off respectfully.
Jeffers announces candidacy for Putnam County Sheriff as Republican in the upcoming August primary and seeks voters support. A second notice states intent to run for Prosecuting Attorney in Putnam County, urging primary voters to give support.
Candidacy notices appear for several offices including Treasurer, Representative, Judge of the County Court, and Surveyor in Putnam County with primary elections set for August 5th and 6th 1924. Voters invited to support nominees such as John Giletrap Archie F Fechtling C Wood J D Noland Lor al Wyck George E Morton and others. Local notices include church services and community notes.
A Nashville Tennesseean quote captures suffering during scarcity as a worker laments lacking evictions and basic needs, noting only one shirt amid poverty and hunger. The terse remark highlights dire conditions and the everyday reality of deprivation in the city.
The church invites all to regular services next Sunday including Sunday school at 9:45 a.m. worship follows. The Young People's service is at 7 p.m and the Children's Day program at 8 p.m. Stranger in the city is welcome and Gray school house holds the Lord's Day service at 3 p.m.
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