Unionville Band Expands Reeds as Turner Leads Innovative Program
Turner’s Unionville band teams with added reed players as they approach full instrumentation. The group showcases selections from Suppe and Pryor, plus a debut by Jake Jacobs on a new solo, with expectations of professional-level performance.
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Bana
Unionville
Unionville Athletica
Jake Jacobs
Among the Roses
Barnhouse Belle of
New York
Crumming
Comment on the German Question across newspapers
A collage of editorials criticizes German submarine warfare and the Lusitania incident. It notes Secretary of State Bryan’s resignation amid disputes with President Wilson over the German note and speculates about Roosevelt replacing him. Some papers mock pacifist aims while others push for strong action and wartime preparedness.
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Bryan
Wison
LaPlata Republican
War, Bonds, and Bryan in 20th Century Politics
The editors debate war risks and the Democratic party's fate amid deficits. They argue Mr Bryan’s stance on peace, foreign conflicts with Mexico or Germany, and the burden of bond issuance could shape party fortunes more than adherence to tradition.
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Mr. Bryan
Arcady
Linneus Bulletin
Mexico
Germany
Democratic Party
Linn County News
U. S
Bryan
Centerville
Journal
Sullivan County Pioneer Charley McConkey Dies at 74
Gertla McConkey known as Charley died at the National Military Home in Leavenworth Kansas on May 12 1915 from rupture after a 36 hour illness. Born September 26 1840 in Hopedale Ohio he served as a Union soldier in the Civil War. He married Julia Taylor on October 21 1866 and is survived by his wife and four Milan Missouri children.
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Sullivan County
Gertla McConkey
Charley
National Military
Leavenworth
Kansas
Mr. McConkey
Hopedale
Ohio
Julia Taylor
David Taylor
Putnam County
McConkey
Milan, Mo
Obituary of Mrs John W Jones in Elko Missouri
Mrs John W Jones dies at home two miles southwest of Elko after a long illness. Born February 26 188? in Putnam county Missouri she married John W Jones February 7 1904. Surviving children include Christina Pearl Earl Irene and twins Anthyr and Manthyn. Also leaves her father J J Say two sisters Mortle and Dora and two brothers Blake and Afrer. Funeral services were at home conducted by Rev E F Vesta with burial in Pherigo cemetery. She joined the Baptist church at 14 in Douglas County Missouri and lived a quiet Christian life much loved by friends and neighbors.
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John W Jones
Hom
Elko
Earl
Irene
Consants
Anthyr
Manthyn
Ant Dora
Orvila Saker
Blake
Afrer
May
Waker
Fami
E F Vesta
Pherigo
Baptist Church
Douglas County
Missouri
Mollie
Superintendent notes on teachers exams and grading progress
About sixty teachers took examinations as Superintendent notes progress. Grading proceeds quickly and aims to finish in about two more days. Reading Circle books for 1914 1915 include Charters and Davenport. Recent hires include Halley Grace Smith Abbot Erie Collins Carr C B Calline West Liberty Ruth Morgan Jones Halley Grayeville principalship John Gistrep. Next exams August 6 7. Many teachers attending summer school praised as key to good schooling in Putnam County.
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Jane
Readet
Superitendent
Davenport
Halley
Grace Smith
Abbot
Erie Collins
Carr
C. B Calline
West Liberty
Ruth Morgan
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P J Jutman
Charles Livezey
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Carl van Huskirk
Richard Dickerson
Corneta M
Parker Ed N Schick
Milo Martin
Dogs Kilough
Lloyd Staate
Keith Morgan
John Jones
Lester Maize
E T Killough
Erwin Conger
Dan Hayward
Rasaoon
J. A Carroll
W A Shelton Henry Frederick
Basses
C. E Patrie
Jas A. Schooler
Glen Leonard
Joe Frederick
Lance Davia
C W
Bethany
Lusitania
Brookfeld
Europe
Canton Press
Sime Bryan
Roosevelt
Teddy
Terrible
Ship of State
Golden City Tribune
Wil
Taft
Col. Bryan
Bates County
Kirksville Journal
United States
Queen City
Styes
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West Side Square
Unionville, Missouri
Pratt & Vrooman
Helferstine
Pratt
Farm Loan
South Side Square
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