Local Republican Candidates Announced for August 2 1988
The text announces candidacies for several Putnam County offices. J Fair of Trenton Missouri seeks the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge in the Third Judicial Circuit. Wayne Norman announces for Prosecuting Attorney. A Fisher announces for Representative from Putnam County. Ailey A Williams announces for Clerk of the Putnam County Court. All entries request voter support at the August 2 primary.
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J. Fair
Trenton
Circuit J
Third Judicial Circuit
Putnam County
Wayne Norman
Forrest Smith announces candidacy for Putnam circuit clerk
Forrest Smith declares his Republican bid for Circuit Clerk and Ex-Officio Recorder of Putnam County to succeed himself at the August 2, 1938 primary and asks for voter support. J T Morgan also announces for County Judge and for Probate Court successor at the same primary.
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Putnam County
Local Republicans announce candidacies for presiding judge
Letters from P J Dickerson A S Montgomery and R A L Wyckoff declare formal runs for the Republican nomination for Presiding Judge of the Putnam County Court with the primary election date noted as next August 2nd and a call for voter support at that time.
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East 2Nd
P. J. Dickerson
Putnam County
A. S. Montgomery
RA L. Wyckoff
Farmers Bank of Unionville Stockholders Meeting Notice
Notice is given of the annual stockholders meeting for Farmers Bank of Unionville in Unionville Missouri on June 21 1938 at 9 00 am for at least three hours or until the purpose is accomplished. The meeting will elect all directors for the ensuing year and may transact other business. H Holman president Henry C Gardner secretary.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Unionville
Holman
Henry C Gardner
Sec
Insect Life and Local Family Visits Chronicle
An article notes insect diversity with facts on mantis aphids and other species, contrasting known figures and Webster definitions. It then records a sequence of local social visits and family appearances across the Bunyard Carter and Mullenix households in Unionville.
Unionville memories and community life recalled in notes
The author recounts 19th century Unionville events including a harness shop owner Hughes, marriages, a trip in a spring wagon with friends, and a Red Ribbon Club era gathering at a grove with a mixed crowd. The piece touches on local churches, officials, and neighbors, plus brief mentions of regional towns and residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hughes
Joseph N. Comstock
Hugh M. Applegate
Unionville
Sheldon
Missouri
Mayor Towne
Gid
Red Ribbon Club
Limonville
Rome
Tnrenville
Menville
Iowa
Faditor
Emanuel Parker
Twelve Comers Church
Medicine Creek
Milan
Milwaukee
West Putnam
Parker
S Bunyan
Stanton Pollock Powers
Edmonda
Local residents share visits and weekend gatherings
Mr and Mrs Don Todd and family spent Friday night at the Dean Dixon home. Mrs Lorraine Rose spent the week visiting Kirksville with relatives and friends. Mr and Mrs Charlie Clark spent time with local acquaintances.
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Frank Kiesler
Davenport
Gladys Owings
Des Moines
Dain Dixon
Lee Todd
Eldonce
Senda
Opal
Pollock
Clark
Arthur Mays
Caley
Edmer Robb
Aldry Bickell
Harvey Lee
Everett Lee
Ruby
Edna May Patton
Dorothy Robb
Thursye
Don Todd
Dean Dixon
Lorraine Rose
Kirksvile
Charlie Clark
Birthday basket dinner for Hayes Barnett celebrated
Relatives and friends gathered at the Hudson home on May 29 for a birthday dinner honoring Hayes Barnett. The community shared grief over Ike Barnett’s death and attended several family visits and memorials. A new three person cemetery committee was formed to clean and maintain Mendota cemetery with a June 14 basket dinner planned.
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Hayes Barnett
E. J. Hudson
Virginia Hauffaker
Salsbury
Ike Barnett
Velma Cassidy
Hari
Omaha
EL Hudson
Hazarel
Edward
June Noland
June
Len Davis
Cincinnati
Ohio
Chas. Ikenberry
J J Hudson
J. J. Hudson
S Hudson
Eli Hudson
Letha
E. J Hudson
LaVer Hudson
Dwayne Ronald
Donald Teloms
Dorothy
Yle Hudson
BE. J Hudson
Mendota
Ansone
Lee
Haravel Hudson
Chillicothe Sunda
F. J. Hudson
Earl Leich
Lola
Mary
Will [Etch
FE J Hudson
Hayes Barnett Home
Japs Deny Seal Fishing in American Waters
The article accuses Japan of denying seal fishing in U S waters and violating a treaty for years. It asserts a pattern of denial when confronted and claims ongoing disregard for agreed boundaries with Alaska.
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American
Alanka
Hidden Taxes in Everyday Purchases Stir Chicago Debate
A Chicago Herald Examiner analysis labels numerous taxes as hidden costs in daily goods ranging from bread to medicines. It cites rise in department store taxes since 1930, household expenses, and massive motorist taxes totaling 2.54 billion dollars in 1937, spotlighting the burden on families and landlords alike.
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Chicago
Aneorss Nga
United States
Automobile Manufacturers’ Association
CAC
Chicago Herald Examiner
Taxes Made Him Quit
Maxwell H Nowak states he resigned due to illness, saying taxes and health concerns forced his departure. He notes ongoing financial pressures contributed to the decision and thanks supporters.
Notice of Application for Sale of Real Estate
The estate of J B. is shown with a petition by Charles F Savage, Administrator, requesting sale of property in a Missouri probate court. The filing includes accounts inventories and lists with details for the court to approve. Dated June 18 1938 at Unionville Missouri. Judge J T Morgan presiding.
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Charles F. Savage
Dareased
Alibe
Unionville
Missouri
J T Morgan
Notice of Estate Administrations in Purism County
Letters of Administration granted June 15 1938 for Lenora E White estate by Purism County Probate Court. Creditors must present claims within six months for allowance or be barred after one year. Also Letters Testamentary granted June 6 1938 for ia O Pollock estate. Executors D W Pollock and Philip Pollock must collect claims within six months and file within one year to avoid barring. Published in Unionville Republican.
Estate of Ira Pollock and Company s Partnership Letters Granted
Notice informs that letters of administration were granted to D W Pollock on June 6 1988 by the Putnam County Missouri Court. Creditors must exhibit claims within six months for allowance or be barred, and claims not shown within one year from the date will be forever barred. Attest by Probate Judge J T Morgan.
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Lenora E. White
Probate Court
Purism
Missouri
Troy Espence
JT Morgan
Ira
Pollock and Company S Partnership
Iran Pollock
Putnam County
W Pollock
Beal
J T Morgan
Sheriff Sale Under Deeds of Trust in Missouri
Due to default on taxes Roy Riley and spouse granted a deed of trust in October 1922, recorded in Putnam County Missouri Book 18 page 140. The deed conveyed property to Louis Brelling and St Louis Union Trust for west quarter of the twelve, township 66 range 18, excluding a cemetery parcel, totaling about nine acres.
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Roy Riley
Mr Riley
Putnam County
Missouri
Louis Brelling
St. Louis Union Trust
West Quarter
Seized Property Sale Notice From Potcam County
A public sale notice dated July 1, 1922, announces the sale of property at North frost Saee Comers in Potcam County MSansvaria. The event is scheduled for 5:00 p m. and lists creditors and terms for the adverse sale. First published June 9, 1922.
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Cisek
Potcam County
Msansvaria
City Council Orders Weed Cut For Properties
City Council demands all residents and property owners cut weeds around their property. Failure to comply will trigger action to have the work done at the owner’s cost. By Order of the City Council.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sala
Lion
George L Potter
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State General Assembly
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Putnam County Court
Ailey A Williams
Forrest Smith
Dude
King Register
Edwin M Teale
Webater
Smokey Hollow
Jim McClaskey
Oregon
John
Henry Bunyard
I W Carter
Reta Carter
John Mullenix
George Bunyard
John Carter
Reta
Clyde Martin
Worthington
Richard
Misa
Neva Beck
Neva Carter
Bessie Myrtle
Allum
Helen Bunyard
Grace Beck
John Bunyard
G. N. Stille
Loughead
Johnson’s Electric Hatchery
Paul Johnson
Salebary
Poultry Diagase
Oteven Tomes
Patie
Maxwell H Nowak
S. M. Strain
Optometrist
Ia O Pollock
Tell
D W Pollock
Philip Pollock
Binder Twine
WAYNE
PG Simmons
Office of
DR. N. W. Gillum
Equipte
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