Van Fossen Partners Sell Half of Local Produce Business
E F VanFossen sells half the local produce business to Westlake of Westlake City. He and W E VanFossen will join as full partners. Mrs VanFossen plans to move to Kansas City with a market purchased there. The couple intends to actively manage the new Kansas City venture after a brief stay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. VanFossen
Westlake
W. E. VanFossen
Kan- City
van Kossen
Umronville
Dhetr Rends
Congress Passes the Railroad Bill Amid Labor Fight
The House and Senate approved the railroad bill despite organized labor opposition. It allows roads to be received by owners on March 1 and guarantees a 6 12 percent return on invested capital for two years while protections against wage cuts extend to next September. President Wilson names Robert Lansing as secretary of state.
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House
Senate
Wilson
Namin Bridge Sary
Maereed Giobert Lansing
Colby
New York
Pepees
Respected Citizen William H Holman Dies at Unionville
William H Holman a longtime Unionville resident and community figure died at about eight o clock. He suffered stomach illness and passed away with his son nearby. Holman was known for his cheerful yet firm character and his dedication to neighbors and public life. Born in 1888 in Missouri he lived across several states before settling in Putnam County. He married Mary E Cook and had four children three surviving sons H L J H and A W all in Unionville. He was bank president of Farmers Bank of Unionville and previously served as Associate Judge of the County Court and Presiding Judge. Funeral held at his East Main Street home with several ministers and interment at Thompson cemetery.
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Mr. Holman
Mr Holman
Macon County
John and
Jerusha Holman
Adeir County
Putnam County
Utah
Nebraska
Wyoming
Montana
Colorado
Appanoose County
Iowa
Kirksville Normal School
Kirksville
Uh &i
S. Plolman & Co
Hartford
Cook
Holman
Mary E Cook
Willa
Frances Cook
Baron County
Kentucky
Virgini
George W
R. C. Holman
Keene,Arkan- Aar
T. Holman
Des Moines
PF C Holman
Albia
George Maring
Exline
Unionville
Dr. J
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Lastern
Udt
East Main Street
Bruce W Davis
Presan Church
J. Howard Thompson
J. M. Dutton
M. E
Reptint
J. D. Noland
Christian Church
J. Roy Wright
Thompson Cemetery
Murl Mullenix Announces Closing Out Sale
Murl Mullenix will start a sale this week to close out his entire drug stock and linen business. He has run a successful trade since purchasing from Rollie Timmons but health issues force him to exit the indoors business. He expects to finish the stock in a few weeks and has not decided his next steps.
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Murl Mullenix
Rollie Timmons
Labor Leaders Enter Political Campaigns
The heads of the American Federation of Labor announce they will actively support candidates who advance labor welfare while opposing those who neglect national welfare, asserting the federation will not run its own slate. The public may have opinions on this shift.
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American Federation of Labor
Labor
Pee
Married Today Watson and Miss Chapman Wed in Recorder's Office
Homer A Watson son of Melvin Watson Powersville and Miss Nelle Chapman Sewal Iowa united in marriage today at the Recorder's office by Judge J L Casady Roth. The couple are prominent young people with many friends who join in congratulations. Sam Jackson and son Emery were out Saturday night with relatives at hand.
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Homer A Watson
Melvin Watson
Powersville
Nelle Chapman
Sewal
Iowa
Recorder's Office
J L. Casady Roth
Army Reorganization Bill Backed by House Military Committee
The committee reports a peace time army of 816 700 and ends universal training. The House seems to doubt entering the League of Nations will bring eternal peace at the cost of over 600 000 soldiers as proposed by the administration.
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House
America
League of Nations
Hhe
EAS Lose In Hard Fought Game
The local high school boys basketball team fell 25 to 80 to KirksvilleFriday night. Kirksville led early and Unionville fought uphill all game but stayed dangerous. A large crowd saw what many called the best game of the season.
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Kirksville
Unionville
Local Dates listed for Roy Thompson and others
The record lists multiple individuals with corresponding dates in March. Names include Roy Thompson, Arthur Garrett, Probasco, Montgomery & Hus, McNeece, A. Cook, Ernest Shriver, John Carter, Silda, Everett Davidson, Pumas Bros., and Burns Bros., with dates ranging from March 1 to March 13.
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Roy Thompson
Arthur Garrett
Probasco
Montgomery & Hus
Ee F McNeece
U. A. Cook
Ernest Shriver
John Carter
Silda
Everett Davidson
Pumas Bros
Burns
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Tia Claad
Daceopee Butane
Hakete Tate NT
G.D. Hayward
Cashiar
E. van Fossen
Warried
Tm. Exe
Miss Geneva
Aks
Payne
Eo Moines
J W Lindley
Moulton, Lla
Congress
Secretary OF State
the National Bank of Unionville
G. C. Miller
F. C. Elson
William H. Holman
Ar Conte
de Holman
Hirg
Stee
Admire
Hee
Univ and
Putnamity
Pica County
Posits
Pang
Liberty and Victory
Federal Reserve Bank
Cash
Marshall National Bank
Thrift Movement
CLV Trade
Rmit Muru Mullenix
Sam Jackson
Emery
Flan
EAS
Sali
McCutchen
Missoui
Farmers Bank OF UN
Tonville
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