Missouri Court Docket Lists Parole and Burglary Cases
The June circuit term docket shows cases in Missouri including William Hous er capias execution, Jack Green parole, G H Alles worth bad check, Carlos Monk George burglary and larceny, Trilly Moore parole, Emer Myers parole, Harold Continsigs and others. The clerk Forrest Smith presides the entries.
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Forrest Smith
State of Missouri
William Houser
Capias
Jack Green
G. H. Allesworth
Carlos
Monk
George
State of Va
Trilly Moore
State of Minsouri
Emer Myers
Migeduilve
Harold Mar
Ambiguous Baseball Game Recap with Itinerant Players
A fragmented recap notes pitching by Buban and Harmison for local and visiting teams. It mentions sore arms delaying work, five strikeouts for Harmison, nine hits allowed, and an unproductive offensive effort by the locals. Ottumwa and poets Nerao slated to play, with several names obscured by OCR errors.
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Ita
Erea Sanae
Othe Sauer
Tradl
Orace
Harmison
Buban
Thay
Bubsan
Ottumwa
Nerao
Wartime Echoes in Fragmented Copy
Fractured OCR text hints at a wartime or conflict theme with unclear references. The readable parts suggest questions about who bears blame and reactions to looming violence, conveying a chaotic, fragmentary report style.
Brookfield editor named budget official in state tax office
Governor Stark announces W B McGregor of Brookfield as budget official in the State Tax Commission to replace Charles F Carter. McGregor has Jefferson City and Putnam county interests and former Brookfield Gazette editor background.
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Stark Last Sue
W.B. McGregor
Brookfield
State Tax Commission
Charles F. Carter
Carter
Governor Park
Jefferson City
Putnam County
Pesto Threaten the Crops in Unionville Area
Report from Unionville fields warns of pest invasion threatening crops. Poison mash used to combat infested hopper area. grass may be reduced but not eliminated. Observers note new bugs, worms and frost-like damage affecting tender plants in the county farm district.
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Unionville
Fragments Indicate Personal Notice From Mr and Mrs D M
Readable fragments show a personal notice involving Mr and Mrs D M. The text lacks clear details but indicates a family related message or acknowledgment in a local paper.
June crop prospects show varied county conditions
The crop outlook reports poor prospects in northeastern north central and northwestern counties damaged by winter. The corn crop is good with conditions about 57 percent of last year and near best since 1921. Seeding ran late in northern sections but growth is favorable overall.
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Coutiness
Payment plans offer partial waive for delinquent taxes
Delinquent taxes receive a partial waiver during October and September payments. About half is forgone, while remaining arrears may trigger collection actions. The law, under Proposition Jones-Munger, allows auction sales if taxes stay unpaid, with benefits tapering as noted.
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Jones-Munger
Odd Visitors in Unionville Bring Monkeys and Odd Pets
Report describes visitors in Unionville with unusual companions including two red headed monkeys and five red items, along with unclear items and phrases. The fragment mentions a Tolteon emblem and a best chant, with additional scattered words, creating a puzzle-like notice.
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Unionville
Ome
Ronnes A Tolteon
Emblee
Farewell Service for Nolands at Local Christian Church
Friends gather to honor Mr and Mrs Noland who have lived 00 years in the community. The farewell program at the church included tributes, prayers, musical numbers, and a benediction by Rev J L Johnson as longtime pastor Noland steps down after years of service.
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Ield
Noland
Renee ‘Ander
Nolands
Wip
C. Gress
Edward
Mra
Ead
Trenton
Ennie Mowrer
Castor Ethodiat Church
Mits
KR J. McKowen
J. L . Johnson
Open season ethics and street sales in county notices
An article laments recurring sales schemes by itinerant merchants preying on gullible residents. It notes open season for selling, fines, and the ongoing struggle of honest workers, including a student, against unscrupulous traders who drift between towns seeking profit.
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Patey
Fem
Strawberries Brought Home by Mr Noel Near Unionville
Mr Noel of Unionville area reported a modest strawberry harvest. He noted large well flavored berries with some odd shapes. watering during drought helped but he kept the crop small, mainly to supply his family.
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CL. Noel
Unionville
Arberrion
Puerto Rican Medicine Show Comes to Town
A fragment indicates a medicine show arriving in May with a Puerto Rican theme and performances planned for local audiences. Specific venue and dates are unclear from the readable text.
County Court Works In Putnam County Last Week
Putnam County Court met over several days with all three judges present. Orders include right of way for No 5 highway north of Onville, multiple assessor bonds approved, notice bonds approved, and various permits and notices authorized by the court.
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Putnam County Court
Onville
Chas. Jewell
Carter
R. E. Whitacre
Finis Anderson
Fred L. Cook
Assensor
Noah Richardson
Or Young
Forrest Smith
Behoaning Changes To Buildings In City Plaza
The article notes trimmed gingerbread edges on the Farmers Bank building and other ornate fronts being removed to improve aesthetics and reduce upkeep costs. It mentions church cupolas and a heavy bell on an insecure foundation slated for removal to prevent future risk and expense.
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Farmers Bank
fromwe—Aeverlyth
J. F. Anwood Mere
When You're in Love at the Theatre Sunday and Monday
A Grace Moore film visit is billed as a captivating screen experience. The plot follows a young American artist entangled in a dramatic story spanning Australia and Mexico with comic turns, promising strong performances and a memorable release.
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Columbia
Grace Moore
Jace Moore
Atar Wie
Ericn
Mexico
Frail OCR Fragment Note on Honor Claim
Fragmentary text references an honor claim and a person named Mr. and Wore. No clear event date, organization, or outcome is readable.
Fragmentary Notes on Sentiment and Human Expression
A reflective fragment ponders how people display emotions and the warmth of friendship. It questions the depth of friendliness and the value of honest feeling, suggesting the author spends time musing on human affect and its curiosities.
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Ably
Prominent locals wed in Fayette ceremony
Mr. Dana Flanagan and Miss Gladys Gulick wed last Wednesday at ten in Fayette officiated by Rev. Robert Alexander. They traveled to Sedalia and Springfield then returned home to Putnam county. Flanagan works at H. L. Holman Merc. Co. and both families are prominent in the area.
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Dana Flanagan
Gladys Gulick
Fayette
Robert Alexander
The
Baptist Church
Sedalia
Springfield
Ozarks
Falanville
Vialle
Flanagan
Mary Selleck
Putnam County
Dwegen Af Fone Hagan
Unionville
H. L. Holman Merc. Co
Longest Day Shifts to June 24 This Year
The article notes the longest daylight occurs around June 24 this year, later than usual and later than most remember, with sunset and sun path details indicating a late peak and extended daylight hours. It cites times near 7:58 p.m. and explains the sun’s southward then northward drift through the solstice period.
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TiMo
Fangantony
Enea
Judge Torrey Receives Word on Edith Bonnie's Death
Judge John W. Torrey learned last week that Edith Bonnie, sister of Mrs. Edith Bonnie, had died in Puget Sound region. Bonnie, long a resident of Puget Sound area, had lived in Putnam County until 1909 when her husband died. She was 23 years old at her death. The body was at home awaiting arrangements.
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John W. Torrey
Hear St. John
Edith Bonnie
Ain
Washin
Gonnie
Putham Coun
Eid
Yom i
Big Week of Fun Promises Spectacle at Area Fiesta
A local celebration plans a diverse program featuring outdoor stage performances and a balloon and parachute leap to thrill hundreds. International clown Simon J. D. Collins will be a central attraction, directing traffic and entertaining with his antics during the afternoon and evening. Community committees met to finalize a plan for a standout event in Kansas City.
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Simon J. D. Collins
Kansas City
Weathering Rain Delays Feature Kittenball Matches
Rain disrupted multiple kittenball games causing several postponements. The Husteds beat Huston & Fowlers 11 to nil in one series, while other matchups between the Joneses and ms, and the Gehms against See ete Meske faced weather-related delays.
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Jes Uons Pee
Husted
Huston & Fowlers
Husteds
Joneses
Tysors
Erie
Lathrops
Huston d& Fowlers
National Meeting Notes and Kirksville Gathering
A late columnation to this office outlines events and social gatherings near Kirksville including a convention week, road-house dances, and discussions on saloon policy. It mentions visits by Mr. and Mrs. J J Applegate of Grand Taland and Mr H and Mr ind Pre A H Blue, with plans for a home visit.
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Furids
Kirksville
Ideraon
Nery Sarnagt
Dae Wall
Uth
S. Gane
America
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Spee
Carmichael
India
Benner
W. B. McGregor
Mr. and
Mrs. D. M
Lees
Ula Vay
Welands
Selleya
County Court Works
Younta’ Cafe
Dept. Penal
Ruth Morrow
Vanuatsy Fidelity Ins. Co
Asp
Guy Humphrey
Oscar Young
Dena Flanagan
Mbii
Fe Fe
Bios
Etter
Ter
Mr. Stont
Keel
Mie
Shannon
Edith Ctorney
Bonnie-Dead
Nittany
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