Masons Lay Corner Stone and New Commercial Club Formed
In front of about 12 000 people Jolman W Cotton grand master of the Masons of Missouri laid the cornerstone of the state capitol. A separate report details the formation of a New Commercial Club in Putnam County Unionville with JW Woodard elected president and other officers to promote local interests. The article notes road work improvements, a bandnasium event, and a large community gathering with a long list of attendees and a charity meal.
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Jolman W Cotton
Masons of
Missovuri
Monseur
Putnamounty and
Unionville
JW Woodard
H. L. Hievian
Hugh Drummond
Chas An
Three men flee mud hole fire on road near town
Three unnamed men from Centersa became stuck north of town near the trackbird bridge. Their large car bogged in mud while hay piled on the road. They fought fire from explosions in the rear with buckets, top down, curtains burned, car damaged but fire extinguished. finder to recover lost item at D667A NE of town, returns to Arbogast.
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the National Bank of Unionville
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Farmers Bank of Unionville
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