Teachers Take Exam in Putnam County Audience
A large group of prospective teachers gathered Friday and Saturday for the June examinations. Many came from rural areas to improve qualifications as Pay and demand drive applicants. Notable examinees include Verlan Bradshaw, Opal Bendh, Albert Cassady, Allison Crouch, Otis Dodson, Jessie Earhart, Nelle Freeborn, Myrtle Fordyce, Gusta Greene, Mabel Henson, Minnie Harmon Stahl, Frank Howard, Johnnie Jewell, Minnie Keller, Mary Slipp, Ralph Lovg, Hattie May, Abbie Maulsby, James Magee, Roxie Marland, Grover Magee, Chas Neighbors, Nettie Nalley, Mona Paul, Omar Pauly, Esther Reiter, Marshal Rose, George Smith, Url Vincent, Hosie Vestal, Alma Wilson and Osa Wells. The article notes high interest, varying opinions on difficulty, and urges continuing professional development for teachers.
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Putnam County
Verlan Bradshaw
Unionville
Opal Bendh
Mendota
Plaine Butler
Albert Cassady
Allison Crouch
Lucerne
Otis Dodson
Jemenville
Andy Davis
Rupy
Dwyer
Livonia
Jessie
Omar Pauly
Powersville
Esther Reiter
Marshal Rose
George Smith
J. O. Tietaert
Livonis
Verna Smith
Url Vincent
Hosie Vestal
Alma Wilson
Osa Wells
Olive Walker
TeAr Bar ness hand made leather goods sale
Hand made beat oak tanned leather meat items offered. Call to see. Wast years. Best price. A M Swett.
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A.M. Swett
Census of Missouri Livestock Values 1910 Report
Washington says Missouri farms and ranges hold 1910 domestic animals poultry and bees valued at 285 243 000 up from 160 524 000 in 1900 a 77 7 percent rise. Livestock total 272 787 000 up from 154 295 000 70 8 percent. Poultry 11 871 000 up from 5 72 000 and bees 584 500 up from 508 200.
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Washington, D. C
Missouri
Falkner
Ie Grand Powers
Bureau of the Census
Band Concert Program March Call of the Wild
A concert program lists selections by titles including Losey Grand Selection, Herbert Dance Du Vaudiville, Japonica, Stanford Intermezzo, Mexican Serenade, Rose from Mexico, Flying Arrow, Holzman Concert Walzes, Amarylis Rockwell March, Olympia Rockwell. It features pieces by Wind ensembles and soloists with a varied program.
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Losey
Stanford Intermezzo
City
Sweela
Mexico
Cortez
Flying Arrow
Holzman
Rockwell
Olympia
Lessons in Patriotism Prompt Civic Pride
The Missourian is urged to embrace state building and show pride in the capitol project, with a call to cultivate appreciation for the civilization enjoyed and participate in the state’s growth.
Athletics Lose Sensational Centerville Game After Hard Fight
The Athletics fell to Centerville in a dramatic Sunday clash. Fourteen singles off Adams and twelve off Morgan and Pritchard fueled a back and forth battle with errors, brilliant plays, and tense late innings. Bottled by rough base running and a controversial catch, the nine inning duel ended with Centerville taking the decisive run on a wild pitch.
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Athletics
Centerville
Ahhletics
Centervlle
Morgan
Pritchart
Iowa Lads
Adams
Pritchard
Chrisman
Centerfeld
Bowie
Ceril
Nat
Miller
Bloomer Girls To Play Here. Visit Follows Sunday Game
The schedule notes a great game recently and another is expected Sunday. The College Bloomer Girls, a traveling fast team, will visit here next Sunday after the current match.
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College Bloomer Girls
Presbyterian Church to Hold Sunday Service on Christ Our Banner
The Presbyterian Church announces next Sunday’s regular service with Pastor Robert Jardink preaching on Christ our Banner. The sermon will reflect the occasion of promoting international peace and the community is invited to attend.
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Robert Jardink
Show the World and the New Capitol
The Hanlen Progress argues Missourians must prove their greatness as the world watches after the Capitol fire. A splendid new state capitol offers the chance to advertise Missouri’s wealth, progress, and potential, making the state stand out to observers everywhere.
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Hanlen
State
Yeer
Powersville Agra Highlights Local News at Week's End
Lewis returned home from a West visit while Laura Meyers of Richmond visited her sister Mrs. T. E. Manso. Frank Riddle stayed at Fairfield Iowa over the weekend. Many locals hosted relatives and neighbors across town with several marriages, visits, and minor incidents noted including a town fine for a couple from Unionville and a house completion at George Buckworth's.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Agra
Lewis
Helen Wilson
Lawson
Iss
Laura Meyers
Richmond
T. E. Manso
Fred Riddle
Fairfield
Iowa
Puma Boland
Walker
T. P. Eaton
Ira Wells
Kansas City
John Ketley
Unionville
Whiteley
George Buckworth
Elton Ellis
Mr Brown
Rairoad
Galt
Cates
Herbert Barnard
Cedar Rapids
Charley Wells
Lucerne
Edith Markland
Eraes Smith
Rev
Shultz
Atlen
Winfred
Sewal
S J Warner
Ottumwa
Funnel
Local Visitors Spend Weekend in Area Towns
Mrs J Fowler and granddaughter Fay vacationed in Unionville from Friday to Tuesday visiting relatives. Dr and Mrs W J Fort and baby from Salina Kansas arrived Friday to see Mrs Forts brother B E Speak and kin. Mrs J B Shaw visited with her sister Mrs Thos Shaw Sunday. Mrs T J Gibbs and Mr and Mrs Wm Morris were Comelaville visitors over Sunday.
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J . Fowler
Fay
Unionville
W.J. Fort
Salina
Kansas
Marshall National Bank Debt Consolidation Offer
The Marshall National Bank invites customers to arrange settlements to pay off debts and consolidate obligations in one place, promising a simpler repayment plan and centralized handling of indebtedness.
Social Roundup Reflects Local Visitations and Events
Mr and Mrs H M Jones and daughters Etta and Jewell visited the Ed Garrett home near Omaha L C Nurton of Green City spent last week with relatives. Gurney Fowler transacted business in Mapleton. Bert Hill visiting his mother Mrs Mary Scurlock. Rev Rice conducted services at the Baptist church. Ma and Mrs L J Baquet and daughters Mona Audrey Neta Cullum Centerville visitors. Livonia youths enjoyed an ice cream supper at Chapel with the Livonia band. Mr and Mrs Fred B Dickerson left for New York after visiting Mr D’s parents J Q and Mrs Dickerson.
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H. M. Jones
Etta
Jewell
Ed Garrett
Omaha
L. C. Nurton
Green City
Gurney Fowler
Mapleton
Bert Hill
Iowa
Mary Scurlock
Rice
Baptist Church
L. J. Baquet
Mona
Audrey
Neta Cullum
Centerville
Livonia
Chapel
Fred
Dickerson
New York
J. Q. Dickerson
Community notes from Lucerne area farm life
Joe Eaton returns to work after leading a horse incident. Beck and Corbett Heavy Hardware Co. salesman E D Holmes visits father in law E W Howard in Lucerne. Claude and Lena Lowry attend ice cream social. David Lowry ships cattle to Kansas City. Yoakem Halley hire hogs from J K Fry for delivery next Thursday at six dollars per hundred. A F Lowry ships oats for M Wilson. Oats crop looks fairly good despite dry weather. W O Howard listed as sick.
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Joe Eaton
E. D. Holmes
Beck and Corbett Heavy Hardware Co
Cualiton
E. W. Howard
Lucerne
Claude
Lena Lowry
David Lowry
Kansas City
Kansas City Sunday Yoakem and Halley, of Lucerne
J. K Fry
A. F. Lowry
M. Wilson
W. O. Howard
Wesley Chapel Ice Cream Supper Draws Locals
Arf McKay and family attended the ice cream supper at Livingston Saturday night. Misa Hazel Webber picked cherries for Mrs. McCoy Thursday. Arf Ruth and wife of Unionville.
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Arf McKay
Livingston
Misa Hazel Webber
Mrs. McCoy
Arf
Ruth
Unionville
Social round of Bennett area gooseberry outing
The report lists various local visits and gatherings from last week. Carne Cassady called on Mrs. McCoy while Will Chrisman and wife dined at Newt Cook's. Henry Webber visited kin in Knox City and Verna Smith enjoyed a see also cousin Mae Smith visit.
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Mr. Bennett
Carne Cassady
Alvah Cassady
Lou Haas
Ed Cassady
Percy Cassady
Dessie Durbin
Howard
Folka of Heart Lucerne
Dade Lupton
Sam Cassady
Clio Brown
Adda Stagga
Jesse McClure
Weas Cassady
Henry Scarbrough
Ott Furnish
Bunday
Ledford Morning Star Social Roundup and Visits
A rainy weekend saw visits among local families including A F Pickett and wife Fay, N M Pickett and family calling on Frank Ledford and wife, and a crowd at Alfred Butler’s. Friday's Ledford cemetery cleanup and Fred Robertson’s ice cream supper and play party filled Saturday night. Jack Butler visited O B Butler, and plans for a July 4th celebration at Sidney emerged as corn hauling continued to Stahl.
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A. F. Pickett
Fay
N. M. Pickett
Frank Ledford
Alfred Butler
Ledford
Fred Robertson
Jack Butler
O. B
Sidney
Stahl
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Nyal
P. Jd. Taeman
OQ. El'son
Prwer Miller Fried
Ump
Presbyterian Church
The
Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
Cashier
Terre Haute
Wesley Chapel
Fletcher
Astoria
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Unionville, MO
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