Inaugural Address of President Idge Heard in Washington
Report of President Idge's inaugural speech, delivered from Washington with Marine Band music, oath by Chief Justice, and a 43 minute address outlining foreign policy, immigration, tariffs, and government accountability. The piece notes emphasis on peace, prosperity, restraint, and adherence to constitutional limits.
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Idge
Washington City
Ips
Scvre
Marine Band
Presit
Blidge
Hard
United States
America
World Court
Mrs Martha J McKay Payne Dies in Unionville
Martha J McKay Payne longtime Unionville resident dies at home after several months illness. Funeral services set for Thursday afternoon at the Methodist Church on Main Street with burial in Unionville Cemetery. Obituary to follow in next week’s issue.
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Martha J McKay Payne
Unionville
Innent
Mrs Fowler Dies at Home After Short Illness
Mrs. John Fowler died at her home after a brief illness of about a week. Her husband died about a month ago, and she did not survive long afterward. She left many relatives who mourn the loss and extend sympathy to the family.
Missouri Weather Forecast Sparse and Unchanged
A brief forecast for Missouri indicates no significant temperature changes expected tonight and Thursday. The message notes a steady pattern with minimal variation in temperatures across the state.
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Missouri
Repubicans
Nelson A Franklin Dies in Putnam County
Nelson Amherst Franklin longtime Putnam County lawyer dies after months of throat cancer. Born 1859 in Grant Township he built a notable legal and public service career in Unionville and surrounding communities. Survived by wife Alta Noel daughter Elizabeth Amherst and three brothers his passing ends a prominent local era.
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Putnam County
Grim Reaper
Nelson
Klin
Nelson Amherst Franklin
Grant Township
Onctober
John Elson
Sarah Elizabeth Franklin
Unionville
Andrew Ellison
Kirksville
Higbee
Lancaster
Henry Clay
East Putnam
Franklin
Lutonville
John H Carroll
Marshall
Benjamin
Thomas Franklin
Virgil Casey Rose
United States
Ratio Partishh
Sloek
Ldemocrat San
Haabe Retvet
Jurmon
Kranken
Cinonvile Board of Education
Franken
Lewal
Lodge
No 210
Order of Odd Fellows
Mr Franklin
Mr. Franklin
Alta Noel
Elizabeth Amherst
Unionville High School
C. C. Franklin
McGrew
Nebraska
Benjamin Franklin
Macon
Uncle Jim Thompson Celebrates 94th Birthday in Unionville
Residents and relatives gathered at the Unionville home to honor Uncle Jim Thompson on his 94th birthday. The event featured abundant food, family from nearby towns, and a cake baked a year prior. Thompson is described as remarkably healthy, active, and surrounded by many descendants including eight children, 21 grandchildren, and 46 great grandchildren.
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Jim Thompson
U Nionville
Jim
al Aug Jempson
and Fogh Thompson
Bad Thompson
J. I. Woekot
Clyde Thompson
O’fallan
I Linois
Filta Thompson
R _thompson
Philis
Ehraska
Ks Unk Lin
N S. Kea
Fimma Gulley
Irenes
Caele
Ding
Miss Shuey Nears Nursing School Graduation
Norma Shuey daughter of Mr and Mrs Flias Shuey of Unionville is finishing her nursing course at St Joseph hospital Centerville Iowa by June 1 She has served as night nurse superintendent for two to three months and will take a short vacation before returning to Des Moines for state examinations Her assignment as superintendent reflects notable ability pleasing her friends.
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Norma
Flias Shuey
Unionville
St Joseph Hospital
Centerville
Iowa
Des Moines
Elm Township Board Sets Meeting for March 18 1925
Elm Township Board will meet at Martinstown on Wednesday March 18 1925 to act with the Township Collector appoint Road Overseers and transact other business Clerk A J Smith notes the session. The funeral of a strong freeder was held at the Methodist church Monday afternoon with large attendance and many tributes. The Mason order conducted rites at Unionville cemetery.
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Elm Township
Martinstown
A. J Smth
Methodist Church
Linus Brown
Presbyterian Church
Joe Emerim
Bady
Unionville
Farrier Co-Operatve Association
J. H Parker
E. A “Gils
L. HE
C. G “Mith
Tonother
Card of Thanks from Franklin Family
We express gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy during our bereavement from Mrs. N. A. Franklin and Family.
Kirk resigns presidency at Kirksville Teachers College
Dr John R Kirk resigned as president of Kirksville Teachers College after nearly two years leading the school. Prof Eugene Faunteal becomes head, with Kirk named president emeritus, as the board formalizes new leadership and plans for continued growth.
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Kirk
Kirksville Teachers College
John R. Kirk
Ege
Kirkssile
Board of Regents
Reid
Fugene Faunteal
Tir Kirn
Inter
Khorh
Lesa
Bark A
Dr. Kirk
Hom
Miuriy
Kerk
Tyles
Kork
Kirksville
Prof Fair
Mr Fair
Bail
Kir
Legislature at Work in Missouri Capital In 1925
Jefferson City March 2 1925 Dear Editor and Folks at Home we are beginning to look forward to finishing our work and returning home. The house debates include the community school bill and a race horse and gambling bill with lively speeches. We passed several small measures and rejected others as we grind through the legislative mill.
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Jefferson City
Capital City
First Christian Church
Bro
Talbert
House
Ley Sur
Kertuck
Bts
Workmens
Bob Whueh
Armer Armiett
Norentiec
Missouri
Monlay
Kotty
Teachers Examinations Schedule Round One
The teachers exam schedule lists venues in Uninasille Livonia Lucerne Powersville and Lem ons with two days of tests. Subjects on Day One include Geography Language Algebra Orthography Grammar Arithmetic Literature with times from 9 am to 6 pm. Day Two covers Civil Government History Agriculture Algebra Science Writing Pedagogy and History with sessions from 9 am to 6 pm.
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Uninasille
Livonia
Lucerne
Alsa
Powersville and
Lemons
Town aims for a thousand hydrangea blossoms display
Committees canvassing Un onville report securing over 1100 hydrangeas for a town display. They visited the County Court to request a plant for the courthouse yard and await a decision. Out-of-town orders flow in as residents prepare the town’s distinctive floral arrangements.
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Unonville
Aiso
Pantry Sale At Old City Hall
The ladies of the Methodist church held a pantry sale at the Old City Hall on March 7. Proceeds supported church missions and local relief efforts.
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The
Methodist Charcet 1
Old City Hall
Livestock Market Report Shows Mixed Gains Across Hogs Cattle and Sheep
The report reflects mix of higher hog prices and steadier to firmer cattle and sheep. Chicago and Kansas City reports are late. St. Louis shows hogs rising to 13.25 per hundredweight for heavier loads, with cattle and lamb markets maintaining strength amid ample receipts.
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Coolidge
Chicago
Kansas City
St. Louis
Earthquake Shocks Felt Across Nation. New York Face Warning
J E Morton of Craig Montana quotes scientists predicting a future quake could deadly shake New York City due to its faulted foundation and increasing weight from tall buildings. The Saturday tremor caused furniture movement but no damage, with reports reaching from Canada to Florida and the Mississippi.
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Unionville
Somantats
Pollock Sale Set For March 11 Near Powersville
Auction notice lists W. A. and C. H. Pollock holding a sale two miles east of Powersville on Wednesday March 11. The fragment notes sale date and location from a local notice.
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BR. K. Payne
IMRS
John Fowler
Nelson A. Franklin
Washington
Esident
Traugural
Travgueal
Miss Shuey
ELM Township Board
EIECT
Legislature
Livestock Market Report
J. E. Morton
Craig
Montana
George Morton
West Grove
J. H. Morton
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