Announcements of Republican Candidacies for Elm Township Roles
A jumble of notices shows residents including Eva Hartford Clyde Kinmeree Harper Mulle nix Arthur Gingerich Otto L. Johnson Phillips A. Brown G. A. Fongste and Oden Calhoun announcing Republican runs for Elm Union Lincoln townships and Unionville offices. Primary dates range March 14 17 24 with solicitations for voter support and statements of intent to uphold duties.
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Elm
Eva Hartford
Elim Township
Elm Township
Harper Mullenix
Arthur Gingerich
Union Township
Republicat
Johnson Phillips
Otto L
Unionville
Pec
Miss Turner to feature in local Glee Club concert plan
The article notes Miss Turner from Chicago returning home with plans for her violin performance with the local Glee Club. It mentions a West tour including Denver and San Francisco and the desire to arrange a proper venue here to showcase her talent at a lower cost than large cities.
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Denver
Salt Lake City
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Portland
Turner
Glee Club
Bere
Sine Poule
David Mowrer Dies in California at 71
Telegram from Unionville reports David Mowrer died in Los Angeles California on Sunday He was born in Wayne County Ohio and spent early years in Unionville Missouri He leaves his brother Ed and sister Mrs Branata Bend plus a son Otis Eldon in California The obituary notes his return to California after a summer visit to Missouri
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Ed Mowrer
David
Los Angeles
California
Mowrer
Wayne County
Ohio
Missouri
Unionville
Otis Eldon
Gasoline Explosion Injures Mrs. Cornwell in Unionville
Mrs Elvira Cornwell mother of Miss Josephine Cornwell residing above the Unionville National Bank was washing a dress with gasoline when it exploded burning the dress and severely injuring her left leg. The stove had been extinguished and the ignition origin is unclear. The fire was put out quickly after neighbors sounded the fire whistle.
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Elvira Cornwell
Josephine Cornwall
Mrs. Cornwell
Cornwell
Card of Thanks for Mrs. R. K. Payne’s Passing
Wes expresses gratitude for kindnesses and sympathy during illness and death of Mrs. R. K. Payne. Signed by Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Miller and Mr. and Mrs. J. Y. Paul.
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Wes
R. K. Payne
W. H. Miller
J. Y. Paul
Grocery and Meat Market Sold to Messrs Davis Minesr and Bunch
F H Icket announces sale of his grocery and meat market to Messrs Davis, Minesr and Bunch and thanks customers for past support. He asks debtors to settle accounts promptly and extend courtesy to his successors.
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Dave
Messrs. Davis
Minesr
Bunch
F. H. Cket
Sale Dates for Various Auctions Restate Local Closings
C A Zieber of Livonia Missouri offers Spotted Polands on Tuesday March 17. L Q Ryals of Unionville closes out Monday March 16 ten miles northeast. J M Butler closes out Wednesday March 18 four miles southwest of Morton.
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C. A. Zieber
Livonia
L. QO. Ryals
Admi
Unionville
J. M. Butler
Mortineto
Moore acquires half interest in Statton Mercantile
Superintendent of Unionville Schools Moore buys a half share in Statton Mercantile Company, forming Statton Moore Mercantile Company with Mr Statton as senior partner. The store continues operations as before while stock and duties are realigned and Moore eventually shifts full focus to the firm.
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Moore
Statton
Unionville
Statton Mercantile Company
Aublic Schools
Ais
Gn Teass
Unionville School and
Linneus
Kirksville
Males & Combination
Statton-Moore Mercantile Company
Rooster Mystery Leaves City Roasted and Missing
Report from a city where Mr and Mrs Will Garner’s prized rooster disappeared after two young men were seen leading the birds into a house with corn. A burned feather scent lingered as authorities investigate the alleged rooster theft and vanish into unknown fate.
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Will Garner
Bala
Tya
Stock Yard Improvements at Depot Pens Expanded
Improvements have been made at the stock yards depot adding two extra pens to hold more stock, bringing the total to ten. The existing pens were repaired and painted, with the upgrades welcomed during busy stock movements.
Weather forecast for Missouri unsettled with rain or snow
Weather bulletin from the Weather Bureau notes unsettled conditions tonight and Thursday for Missouri with probable rain or snow in the south and western regions. A warmer day is expected later, while a report mentions Martha Winn returning home on Monday and references Anthony Suet.
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Missouri
Weather Bureau
Xadiophone
Toat
Martha Winn
Love Sea
Anthony Suet
Market change as Frank Ricket sells to Jesse Davis
A Unionville grocery and meat business changes hands last Friday when Frank Ricket sells The Guy Market to Jesse Davis who immediately takes possession. Davis and partners plan to continue operating as City Market with Frank Davott remaining as meat cutter. The sale affects nearby staff including Mr Jones who may seek other work.
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Frank Ricket
Messra
Jesse Davis
Patterson
Ric
Unionville
Rickett
Davis
Messrs. Minear
Bunch
Wentworth Mercantile
Jones
Frank Davott
Unionville Band to Hold Concert for Fundraising
The Unionville Band presents a Friday March 20 8 PM program at Theatre Royal to raise funds for rent and music costs. Admission is 26 cents with proceeds aiding the season's expenses. The band will perform a full concert and short program without a film showing, the venue donated by Mr Summers.
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Lucerne
Medicine Township
Joanie
Unionville
Theatre Royal
Summers
Interference Troubles Radio Listeners in Unionville
In Unionville west part residents report interference to radio reception during afternoon and evening. Local radio man Vr C Potts investigated and found possible fault in a transformer in the west part of town. He cautions that two power lines nearby may contribute to the issue, though the full cause is not yet determined.
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Unionville
Vr C. Potts
Hydrangea Shrubs Sell Fast for Unionville Cemetery Planting
The hydrangea committee informs that no special cultivation is needed for the shrub. Dig a hole large enough to avoid crowding roots, place the plant, and pack with rich soil. The hard plant will take care of itself. The sexton Mr Tom Faucerning Mt notes the hydrangea is the cleanest nicest shrub for cemeteries.
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Unionville
Tom Faucerning
Workers Conference Discusses Bigger and Better Church Plans
The Christian Church Workers conference met Monday night at the ate church to discuss bigger and better church programs and regular services as usual. The note mentions Pastor H. F York and a meeting in York.
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Workers Conference
Ate Church
Sun' Gay
Yorks San
House
H. F
York
Livestock Market Report Across Regions and Prices
Livestock market today shows varied activity across Chicago St Louis and Kansas City with mixed receipts. Hogs top around 18.80 while cattle and sheep trade lower or steady in slower markets with notable price shifts and holdovers from Tuesday.
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Chicago
St. Louis
Impare
Andy
Kansas City
Gaiis
Society Notes Highlight Local Entertaining And Events
Mr and Mrs W J Freed hosted a dinner Saturday for Mr Noms and Mrs Alice Braden and others. Mrs W J Keene and Miss Sally McKamy bridged Monday night. Civic Sews eyes host a masked ball March 17 to fund beautification efforts. Robert Crumpacker returns from Wyoming for a visit as do other friends.
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W. J. Freed
Noms
Alice Braden
Strauser
Richard Dickerson
Robert Crampacker
Sherlan
Wyo
Charles Huston Civie
C. B. Brasfield
The
Sorosis
C. K Wentworth
W. J. Keene
Sally McKamy
Bridge Club
Bonerome
R. W. Crumpacker
Robert
Wyoming
Civic Sea
Ives
Bixler
Slick
Kaene
L. E. Proffer
P. C. Pollock
Warning to Auto Owners on License Plates Deadline
Public notice extends license plate deadline from March 10 to March 16, 1925. All motor vehicle owners are warned to display current tags to avoid arrest for noncompliance.
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Haden
Local notes and notices from Exline and vicinity
Local brief items recount visits by residents from Exline and nearby towns, a tea masked ball planned for St Patrick's Day in Bixler, a lecture on Christian Science in Kansas City, and political candidacy announcements for Union township offices including Justice of the Peace and City Clerk. Also mentions dental work ads and early Ohio potatoes for sale.
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Golaton
Exline
Brammitt
Seard
W. M
Paul
L. A
Pece
J. B. Guffey
John Holt
Fred
Newtown
W. J. Freed
B. Stewart
Centerville
Lange
Bixler
J. F. Underwood Merc. Co
Gladys Speak
Lula Brown
Chiro” Yanetis
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