Real estate transfers in Unionville Missouri records
Transactions list several property deeds: Thomas Mills and wife to M G Rhoads lot 7 block 2 Fairview Add Unionville for 1100 dollars. Bank of Green City to Joseph A Clay a strip across quarter sections 1-4 in 3-64-17 QCD for 1 dollar. We Earls and wife to Thomas Bills and wife lot 7 block 2 Fairview Add Unionville Bo for 600 dollars. Hiram Hatfield and wife to William Dole and wife multiple fractional parcels in 8-64-16 and 1-4 1-4 1-4 se 1-4 for 3131.25 dollars.
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Thomas Mills
M. G. Rhoads
Fairview Add
Unionville
W. D
Bank of Green City
Joseph A Clay
We Earls
Thomas Blills
Fairview
Lnionville
Hiram Hatfield
Wiliam Dole
Farmers Cooperative Association Store Closed July 4
The Farmers Cooperative Association store located on De will close all day July 4 in line with its customary holiday schedule. The notice confirms standard observance of Independence Day by the cooperative.
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Farmers Cooperative Association
P. E. O. Society Notes and Hostesses
Society notes report the P. E. O. meeting with Mrs C Middleton next Tuesday evening. Mrs R. W. Crumpacker entertained friends last Saturday afternoon for Mrs Jara Owen of Enid Oklahoma and Mrs. John Hughes of Oakland California. Mr. and Mrs Ora Cook hosted about 20 friends at a one o clock dinner Sunday.
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C . Middleton
R. W. Crumpacker
Jara Owen
Enid
Okla
John Hughes
Oakland
Calif
Ora Cook
Boy injured by road drag in Newtown incident
The Chronicle reports six year old son of Jim Rains was injured when a road drag collided with a frightened team. The boy fell, was dragged several feet, and suffered a five inch gash in the back of his head.
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Jim Rains
Newtown
Jong
Fragmentary Note on Georgia Authority and Obedience
A garbled excerpt discusses machine use and law enforcement actions in Georgia. It mentions a prisoner remaining confined, a new experience for those who oppose mob behavior, and hints at authorities being praised as a rare oasis amid turmoil. The text is oblique and incomplete.
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Therisoner
Baierne
Georgia
Missouri auto ownership climbs under Republican rule
Secretary of State Charles A. Becker reports strong growth in Missouri auto ownership with about 170,000 more auto owners than last year. As of now 355,943 licensed automobiles and 38,104 trucks exist in the state with licenses dated from the February 1 year start. With less than half the year elapsed, last year’s total licenses already surpassed.
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Charles A. Becker
Automobile Department
Six Persons Injured At Green City Collision At Crossing
The Green City Press reports Mr and Mrs Mont Murphy with two children and two Loughead daughters were seriously injured when their car was struck by a train at a Green City crossing on the night of June 17. The unseen train left the engine to strike amidships. none of the injuries proved fatal.
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Green City
Mont Murphy
Dan Loughead
Murphy
Feed More Wheat to Stock plan urged at wheat congress
At a Chicago wheat congress a Armour & Co executive urged adopting the slogan Feed More Wheat to Stock to reduce the last year carryover of 170 million bushels and lift prices for farmers. He said carrying over surplus depresses prices and proposed a stable production plan.
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Chicago
Armour & Co
Rhubarb Brought In With Yard-Long Stalks In Garden Report
The report notes four rhubarb stalks measured a yard each with thick, heavy stalks. Fruit crops are generally progressing well with favorable weather. late frost could threaten only later fruit, while current raspberries and cherries appear safe and expanding.
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Mannon
Income Tax Revenues Seen Falling This Year
State Treasurer Thompson predicts a drop in income tax receipts this year by about 2.5 percent from last year. St Louis pays the largest share, followed by Kansas City, St Joseph, Springfield, and Joplin, with Pettis and Boone counties also contributing significant amounts. The work is to process returns and caution is advised as many refunds are still due.
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Thompson
St Louis
Kas Coty
St Joseph
Springfield
Joule
Pettis
Cele
Colored Boy Drowns At Local Pond Tragedy
Merle Warfield a 16 year old colored boy from Laclede drowned in the railroad pond after a hot game of ball. He swam out some distance then turned back and was seized by cramps. Help came too late. He was well respected and said to be very industrious.
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Merle Warfield
Laclede
Woman Impersonates Suspect in Chicago Holdup Murder
A recent Chicago holdup resulted in a murder. A robber appeared to be a woman and fired the fatal shot, identified by the victim’s wife who was present and describes the assailant as dress and presented as a woman.
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Chicago
Memorial Fountain Dedicated for Soldiers of Scotland County
Memphis dedicates a water fountain to soldiers and sailors of the recent war. A large crowd attended the dedication exercises held last week, as noted by the Reveille. The fountain stands as a monument to Scotland county troops, funded by popular subscription.
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Memphis
Scotland County
M. E. Circuit Preaching at Lemons This Sunday
A local M. E. circuit plans preaching at Lemons on Sunday July 1 with services in the morning and evening. The notice invites residents to attend and hear a designated speaker.
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Lemons
Ite A. Goa
Palen Nee. G
Hand Torn Off By Power Tool At New Hampton
The Bethany Republican reports seven year old Lemon Hall of New Hampton had his right hand torn off while using a power sprayer. He was with men using the machine when alone with it. his glove snagged in the gears, the hand pulled in. Medical aid arrived quickly and he is recovering.
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The
Bethany Republican
Lemon Hall
New Hampton
Tree porcupines defend with forward-aimed barbed spines
The Canadian tree porcupine relies on spines as natural armor. Barbs on quills travel outward into the flesh of attackers, providing a defensive mechanism against threats.
Shakespeare Up to Whate. Some met are born great and acquire greatness
Philadelphia Record notes a remark on greatness and bluff as part of a broader column quoting Shakespeare. The piece reflects on fame and achievement with a wry, literary tone.
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Philadelphia
Howard couple depart on extended North American tour
Mgr and Mrs L H Howard left today for a multi city trip covering Montreal Niagara Falls New York Washington DC New Hampshire Virginia and Kentucky. The pair will visit several sites and return in due course.
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Mgr
L. H .Howard
Montreal
Niagara Falls
New York
Washington, DC
New Hampshire
Virginia
Kentucky
Milan Rider Fatally Injured as Car Wheel Passes
Fusselman rode the running board of a car driven by Bill DeCapito in Milan when the board broke and he fell under the moving wheels. The car passed over Fusselman's legs before DeCapito stopped. His left ankle ligaments tore loose and he suffered numerous bruises.
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Snap Fusselman
Milan
Bill DeCapito
Fusselman
DeCapito
Officials Attend Brookfield Highway Commission Meeting
J F W Underwood P W Porter C L Anderson and J G Morgan traveled to Brookfield to attend a State Highway Commission meeting today.
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J F W Underwood
P W Porter
C L. Anderson
J G Morgan
Brookfield
State Highway Commission
Administratrix Notice for Mary J Anders Estate
Letters of administration on the estate of Mary J. Anders deceased were granted to Addie Trenter on June 16 1923 by the Probate Court of Putnam county Missouri. Claimants must exhibit their claims for allowance within six months of that date or be barred. if not exhibited within one year from the grant they are forever barred. First insertion June 20 1928. Judge T B Valentine.
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Mary J. Anders
Probate Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Notice of Sale of Court House Bonds in Putnam County
Sealed proposals for the purchase of 150000 dollars in Putnam County Missouri Court House Bonds will be recalled at the County Treasurer’s office in Unionville and opened by the County Court on July 20 1923 at 8 o clock p m. John T Houston County Treasurer 47 in Astonville Missouri. Miss Stella Guffey returned home to Milan Friday after visiting her father John F Guffey and sister Edith.
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Putnam County
Missouri
Court House
Unionville
John T. Houston
Astonville
Stella Guffey
Milan
John F Guffey
Edith
Miss Esther Forbes Visits Lemons With Dodson Family
Miss Esther Forbes of Trenton visiting here spent Friday in Lemons at the Frank Dodson home.
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Esther Forbes
Trenton
Lemons
Frank Dodson
Ex line resident A E Walker returns home
A E Walker, who had been working here, returned home to Ex line Iowa on Saturday.
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A E. Walker
Exline
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Cullum
A. B. Pratt
Society Notes
Ake
Ftion
M. E. Circuit
Subway
Roy H Monier
State Tax Commission
Hyde
Monier
Maissour
Lax Commission
Addie Trenter
T B. Valentine
Chevrolet
Chevrolet Motormpany
F. E. B. Flint
Capital Trail
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Higan
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