Putnam County Republicans nominate ticket at Saturday primary
The Putnam county Republicans nominated a slate: Representative Millard Hart. Sheriff Charles A Agee. Circuit Clerk and Recorder Thius Br. County Clerk Geo W Houston. Treasurer Jonathan D Johnson. Prosecuting Attorney Lee T Robison. Probate June Wm A Shelton. Coroner Wmn k Shelton. Presiding Judge Wim H Holman. Judge East District Norman S Wyckoff. Judge West District John Dals. Leona Mullins died in a chart party ceremony for her brother Elmer Wickless graduation noted. Wickless will join Burns Middleton law practice. The J Bennett grocery was robbed of nickels and dimes. DD Marshall nominated for state Senator by Democrats.
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Putnam County
Millard Hart
Sherff
Charles A. Agee
Thius. BR
Valentine
Geo W. Houston
Jonathan D Johnson
Lee T Robison
A . Shelton
Wmn K Shelton
Wim H Holman
Norman S Wyckoff
John Dals
Lva
Leona Mullins
Acci
Elmer E C Wickless
Burns & Middleton
J Bennett
DD Marshall
Roosevelt and Fairbanks Nominated for Republican Ticket
20 Years Ago This Week Roosevelt and Fairbanks were named to head the Republican ticket at Chicago last week. Joe Drury and Miss Lora Lincoln Shipley are to be married tonight. Perry Roberts fine new residence on Fast Main street is rapidly nearing completion. A horse belonging to Martin Acre dropped dead of fright yesterday afternoon when passed by Mio Ho os mate's automobile. Arrangement are berm made to run a rural route out of Worthingtor one southeast from To mronsville one "wo West "northwest from Tonie ville est facing the st Juhn and West Liberty on the Hartford and Cray the oxtar routes. Aowarm of Lee has taken possession of the west side of (. Wo Me Annelly sture sper stems.
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Roosevelt
Fairbanks
Chicago
Joe Drury
Lora Lincoln Shipley
Perry Roberts
Fast Main Street
Martin Acre
Mio Ho Os Mate
Lee
Ten Years Ago This Week in Foot
A jumble of local notes recalls Cassady finding a jaw bone in the west town area and a Middleton face cut during an Elvin Stewart outing. Mrs Prank Roe accidentally shot by her husband near Fulton. Maxine Hayward injured in an incident. Ina Crawford and others burned heads while making alcohol lamps. Claud Bacus and Golda Thoo ley wed. marriages licensed for Campbell Cameron, Morrow Morrow, Bacus Dooley.
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Cassady
Gibson Premies
A Middleton
Elvin Stewarts
Prank Roe
Fulton Tittle
Maxine Hayward Hal
Priday
Mik Ina Crawford
St John
Claud Bacus
Golda Thooley
John G Campbell
Carne Cameron
John Morrow
Mattie Morrow
Claude Bacus
Golda Dooley
CANDIDATES FOR STATE OFFICES LISTED BY PARTY
A compiled list shows candidates filing with Secretary of State Charles L. Becker for state offices on the Republican and Democratic tickets. Gov candidates include Republicans Sam A. Baker Hiram Lloyd Victor Miller and Democrats George H. Moore Floyd E. Jacobs Arthur Nelson Charles T McConnell Fowler S. Loftin Henry S. Priest. Lieutenant Governor Republicans Phil A. Bennett Les Ne J Lyons Democrats Robert Lee Hains E F Hancock Sam J Coy Carter M Bufford. Secretary of State Republicans Charles A. Becker Otto S. Lanfersieck Harry R. Walmsley Democrats Franks Armstrong James T. O'Brien Kate Morrow. State Auditor Republicans J L D Thompson Democrats Robert E. Lee Marra George H Middelkamp. State Treasurer Republicans C E Stephens J A Rathbun Democrats John H Stone William O Stacy Ben Schauwecker. Attorney General Republicans Robert W. Otto Gus O Nations Democrats Willis H. Meredith A L McCawley Elmer O Jones. Supreme Court Judge Division No 1 Republicans Frank F E Atwood Charles R. Pence Alroy S. Phillips Democrats James T Blair.
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Charles L. Becker
Sam A. Baker
Jefferson City
Hiram Lloyd
St Louis
Victor Miller
George H. Moore
St. Louis
Floyd E. Jacobs
Kansas
City
Arthur Nelson
Bunceton
Charles T McConnell
Houstonia
Fowler S. Loftin
Henry S. Priest
Phil A. Bennett
Buffalo
Les Ne J Lyons
Kansas City
bDemocrats
Robert Lee Hains
Slater
EF. G. Hancock
Sam J Coy
Keytesville
Carter M. Bufford
Elington
Charles A. Becker
Bolivar
Otto S. Lanfersieck
Harry R. Walmsley
Demorat
Emocrats
James T Blair
Maysville
Francis Answers Daddy With Frat Report Card
A six year old named Francis told his father he did not put the A grades on his school report card. He explained he did not place the A's there. The brief anecdote highlights a witty child’s misattribution of grades.
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Francis
Mrs Mildred Jones Stewart Dies at 73 in Centerville
Mrs Mildred Anne Jones Stewart 73 lifelong Appanoose county resident passed away at 113 North Entrant Street Centerville at 10 30 am after several months illness. Born April 8 1851 in Washington township she married H C Stewart and lived on farms before settling in Centerville. Survived by three daughters Belle Naylor Cora Horn Myrtle Goettle, four sons W C J C Frank W B, sister Pearlina Porter and brother W G Jones. Funeral plans not yet announced. Centerville Iowa June 9
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Mildred Anne Jones-Stewart
Appanoose County
North Entrat Street
W. G. Jones
H C Stewart
Mrs. Stewart
Washington Township
Nebraska
Centerville
Stewart
The
Baptist Church
Chesley Udell
Minnie Mildred
Bertha Daisy
Sherman
Belle Naylor
Dex Moines
Cora Horn
Numa
Myrtle Goettle
Pola
Kang
W C
J C
Frank
Myatic
Mendota
Pearlina Porter
W G Jones
Bushnell
Iowa
Lowegran
Local Notes Hints at Family Gatherings and Community Events
Fragmentary Jasper area notes describe relatives visiting, travelers returning home, and neighbors hosting gatherings. Mentions include Mrs Hurtex and Mr Law, Tehn tray A new yasel ne tark, Miles trips, strawberry picking, and a Sunday visit at John Simmon's home with a crowd of friends.
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Jasper Nets Amit
Mio Norris Yao
Wallis Wing
Towson
Patmes
Dee Thues
Hurtex
Mr Lawsepoo
Perenne
Clarence Fullertoy
Tehn Tray
Miles
Severn
Johins
Ottumwa
E Brula
Milton Lee
Lee
Thehhildren
Bert Tatman
Carrollton
Chicago
Northwestern University
West Libferiy Community Event Notes and Visits
A fragmented local item notes last week events with visitors from Kansan 18 visiting Mr and Mrs Wessex Noland and Herman Corbin. It lists Mrs Pelord Frazier visiting Lee Todd family and Irvin Valentine Jand family at the Valentine home. A Kiddie Fitzwater gathering and a Mortimer event at Bethany are mentioned with Kev W A Pollock leading a singing series assisted by Mr and Mrs Lynn Kent.
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Miservatal Noland
Kansan
Wessex Noland
Herman Corbin
Galloway
Valentine
Gilworth
Pelord Frazier
Lee Todd
Etre Haute
Irvin Valentine Paul Valenine Jand
Eugene Skipper
Steel
Infant Armaman Dies at Nine Days in 1924
Helen Fwlin Armaman daughter of Henry T and Effie O Arnaman born May 29 1924 departed this life June 7 1924 at 9 days old. Survived by father mother and sister Wally Olive. Burial at Umon tvile cemetery. Family expresses thanks for neighbors and friends' kindness and sympathy.
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Helen Fwlin Armaman
Henry T and
Effie O Arnaman
Ans
Wally Olive
Umontvile
Early settler Eunice Perkins born 1844 dies at 89
Eunice J Perkins born January 11 1844 united to G R Perkins October 10 1867. Four children WL Perkins Fiona J Emma and Deesie. She passed away at Menlcta her home June 6 1924 aged 89 years 4 months 24 days. Survived by husband and all her children and many friends.
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Eunice J Perkins
G R. Perkins
WL. Perkins
Fiona J
Emma
Deesie
Men Lcta
Ter
Prohibition Party Candidate Nominated for President
Missouri will appear on the November ballot with Haf I or As in Sedalia as a Prohibition Party candidate for president. The party met in Columbus Ohio and nominated its candidate after votes to disband failed. Fir is a banker from Sedalia and a militant Prohibitionist for many years. Maxine Brewer returns home to Centerville Iowa after visiting Arthur Duke.
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the Republic
Haf I
Sedalia
Columbus
Ohio
Mtr Je
Firis
Local notes on visits, travel and farming in Missouri
Local short items detail visits and travels of residents including Mrs J H Hoyt in Lemons, Miss Roberta Quail from Exline, Sylvester Willey funeral in Hamilton, and many others. The crop report notes Missouri hay and corn conditions, moisture, and forecasts for prices and yields.
Accident on Warship Mississippi Kills Officers and Sailors
An accidental shell explosion on the battleship Mississippi off San Pedro California during target practice destroyed one turret and killed three officers and forty one men. A sailor activated the electricity to fire the gun just before the explosion. The ship, famed in U S service, housed Putnam county crew members in World War I.
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San Pedro
Calif
U Ncle Sam
Putnam County
County and State Crop News From Putnam County
Putnam county farmers report crops below last year with wheat at 82 percent normal and corn 80 percent. Missouri wheat at 68 percent normal yields about 10.54 bushels per acre, with weather delaying harvest and oats up 19 percent in area to 1.618 million acres. June 1 conditions suggest an average oats yield.
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Drouth
Missouri
Putnam County
E. A Logan and
Jewell Mayes
Bureau of Agricultural Economics
State Board of Agriculture
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Roberta Quail
Exline
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Guy L. Spence
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J M Shaver
M O. Land
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L. Blalock
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St Lows
Mr Clapper
Lms
Neva Tatmar
Farmers Co-Operative Ass
C. G. Smith
Victor Jiller
Victor J. Miller
Julius ‘. Miller
Jasper County
Joplin
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Clarence T. Case
Case & Miller
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