Local Golf opening features Adams Moore and McGuire Marshall win
At the formal opening of the golf course a close match between Adams and Moore of Center ville and McGuire of Trenton with C and Marshall of Unionville required a playoff at the nineteenth hole, delivering McGuire and Marshall the victory. A tombstone tournament thrilled locals with many participants and a lively picnic supper followed by music and a McKingsley-For-Senator song encore.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Messrs. Adams and Moore
Center~ville
Ben McGuire
Trenton
C. & Marshall
Unionville
Neces
Messrs
McG
Marshall
Mira
Jay Porter
Bystiece
Boy Bitten by Old Dog Near Unionville
Josephi Sohn Thompson seven year old son of Mr Sohn Thompson, north west of Unionville, rode a pony to the Merrick Sheeley home. The old dog sprang, biting the brow and forehead, requiring nine or ten stitches. The dog was not regarded as dangerous and acted in play, while the boy bore the pain bravely.
Fightmaster of Liberal Dies After Illness
Fightmaster of Liberal Kansas died at his home Monday morning after family farming in Lemons and moving to Liberal for health. He and Mrs. Fightmaster were in Unionville and Lemons recently attending to business. the body will arrive today and the funeral is set for this afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fightmaster
Liberal
Kangags
Lemons
Maas
Mons
Unionville
National ‘Bank of
Baptists of Unionville Celebrate 20th Anniversary
The First Baptist church of Unionville marked twenty years since its founding by fifteen residents in 1902. An anniversary service on June 24 featured Pastor led events, with Pawl I Wood TM D delivering sermons on Saturday and Sunday. Reed quintet of girls from Fry Brookield Me performed, underscoring a day of reunion and continuing devotion to the church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Baptist Church of
Unionville
Pawl I. Wood ™ D
Peetor
Fry Hropkield
Rane Rae
Ormer
Sien H Presen
He Maater
Emma I McWilliams Weds Skinner Quietly at Home
Emma I McWilliams and Fiugt EK Skinner were quietly married at her Shreveport road home with Rev. W T Ranfro officiating. Guests included Mrs Arnold and Mr and Mrs Faucett, Mr and Mrs Will Scott, Miss Hettie Scott, Miss Olie Maud Everett, and Mrs W T Renfre. Skinner hails from Unionville Missouri and they plan to reside there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emma I. McWilliams
Fiugt EK Skinner
Shreveport Road
W. T. Ranfro
Arnold
Joe Faucett
Will Scott
Misa Hettie Scott
Olie Maud Everett
W. T. Renfreide
Tovatte
Amon
Mr Skinner
Unionville
Marshall Morning News
Marshall, Texas
Local Baby Contest Honors Virginia LaRue in Colorado
Virginia LaRue daughter of Mr and Mrs L Small of Fowler Colorado won first prize in a baby contest held there recently. Mrs Small formerly Missable Houston of the city and Taft two weeks ago with her mother for Colorado. Prizes were awarded for the three best girl babies and three best boy babies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia LaRue
Small
Fowter
Colo
Houston
Taft
Colorado
Baes
Auto overturns at corner injures Marshall and Mrs Riggs
An auto driven by James Riggs of Trenton turned over at a corner near Fond RMlae south setting while approaching from the west. Marshall suffered severe rib injuries and Mrs Riggs banged her head as others freed from the wreck. Car was righted and towed to Cincinnati. Marshall remains confined at home with limited use for some time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Riggs
Trenton
Marshall
Daisy R
Jaane Sighs
O Waley Riggs
C. Marshall
Clarence Pratt
Bizet
Pratt
Carl Grant
Mr.Marshall
McKinley Campaign Rally Draws Crowd in Green City
A large turnout from Unionville and surrounding areas met in Green City on Tuesday evening to boost John C. McKinley for U.S. Senate. Speeches by J. W. Magee and Dr J. H. Holman energized a crowd that favored McKinley, with a local for McKinley for Senator Club forming as signatures circulate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green City
John C. McKinley
United States
Unionville
J. W. Magee
J. H. Holman
McKinley
Blac
Leivonta Junior Red Cross Supports Community Nurse Fund
The Livonia Junior Red Cross raised 130.76 dollars this week, sent by Miss Faye Fowler to Mrs. Daisy Riges. The funds aim to maintain a community nurse such as Miss Car was, with plans for a public health unit or similar nursing support in the future.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Livonia
Daisy Riges
Faye Fowler
Cire
Arrival of Davis from Germany and family notes
A fragmentary report describes Davis arriving from Germany with mentions of Louie Ste, the lack of a baby, and references to Beverly Davis and other individuals in the area. The text is garbled and partial, limiting clear facts about dates or outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Davis
Jay
Cob
Cae
Gir Louie Ste
Popmess
Rik
Isa Edn
Mee W. le
Thin Eit
Beverly ‘Davis
Bloomfield Team Plays Tight Ball, Unionville Fights Hard
The game featured close plays and errors that kept fans engaged. Boz scored a first run in the fifth as Unionville battled, but Bloomfield’s strong pitching and defense kept the outcome in doubt. A big crowd expected Bloomfield and further tight contests when the Iowa team visits next Sunday.
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Remnark
Mikels
Ross
Unionville
Boz
Las
Boxarth
Unionv Ale
Farleia
Mises
Rnnsonville
Wren
Loor
Bloomfield
Iowa
Coyches
Miners Visit As Local Coal Strike Echoes
Novinger miners and surrounding residents discuss a national strike impact. Reported tensions center on disrupting railroad coal shipments and enforcing contract work stoppages while maintaining peaceful attitudes and potential shortages if deliveries halt.
Bloomfield Baseball Team to Visit Next Sunday Afternoon
Bloomfield, Indiana, will be represented here next Sunday afternoon at the baseball park by a fast team that has played and often defeated southern Iowa clubs. The touring squad includes salaried players and promises an exciting, high-speed game. Bloomfield has a strong lineup, with past matchups against local teams noted for sharp play. The game is set for 3:30 p.m.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfield
Iowa
Republican office to close July 4 for holiday
The Republican office will be closed all day on July 4. Advertisers and others needing service next week are asked to have their copies ready on Monday to ensure timely handling.
Big Railroad Strike Sets Saturday Date
B M Jewell announces that 400000 Shop Craft unions voters favored a walkout and sets Saturday as the strike date. President Ewell warns railheads must meet demands including wage scale restoration and revocation of Railway Labor Board changes. Government stance unclear as conflict looms.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
B. M. Jewell
Shops Craft Railway Unions
Shops Craft
Ewell
Raline Labor Board
Powell
Railway Labor Board
Teilay
Hapman
Liberal subscriptions aid McKinley for Senator club
A Thursday afternoon subscription list circulated to fund the McKinley for Senator Club aims to oppose Mr McKinley’s United States Senate candidacy. Albert Canady serves as treasurer and volunteers will donate through him at the Farmers Trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McKinley-For-Senator Club
McKinley
United States
Albert Canady
Farmers Trunk
Weather Outlook for June 26 to July 1
Weather outlook predicts generally fair and warm conditions from June 26 to July 1. A chance of local thunder showers exists midweek, with warm daytime temperatures and possible brief storms.
Finis Hill Reported Injured in Suspected Scam
Jim Hill of this city received a telegram from Newsome Kansas claiming Finis Hill was hurt and needed funds. A follow up message urged sending money via Western Union but inquiries found no trace of Finis. The family worries whether injury is real or a ruse, with possible links to Newton and Oklahoma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim Hill
Newsome
Kansas
Hill
Western Union
Finis
Bis
Newton
Oklahoma
Golf Lesson Turns Lightly Injurious Strike
Robert Little Jr suffered a severe cut to his left ear and a head wound when his wife missed the target while practicing a golf stroke at home. He required six stitches for the ear and one more for the head as temporary unconsciousness followed the blow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Little, Jr
Lemons Drug Store Sold to Pollock Partner
Dade Johnson of Lemons sold his drug store to Z E K Leeper of Pollock last week. Johnson owned the drug store for three years after previously operating a dry foods store in Lemons for eighteen years. The Johnsons have not decided their next plans, but will stay in Lemons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dade Johnson
Lemons
Z. EK. Leeper
Pollock
Mr. Johnson
Jill
Dade
Mrs. Johnson
Public sale dates posted near Poland area
Public sale details listed for a location described as one to two miles north of the Poland area with dates scheduled for Wednesday. The notice names R Gibson as the contact or responsible party for the sale.
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R. Gibson
Wednesy
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Memcer
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Henry F. Lengoln
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Lincoln
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Novinger
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Putnam County
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Federal Reserve System
Tional. Bank
Unionville, MO
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Reng
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Lithgow
Williams
Ithrow
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