Local notes and incidents from the Republica files
Color line tensions lead to a coroner verdict of justifiable shooting at Marshal Will Clark’s home. Fundraising of 325 dollars to pursue writers. School and farm notes include pickle station plans near Worthington and real estate moves by Miller and Wentworth. Community small items cover weddings, a fire at South Ward school, a new ironing board invention, and local business remodels and transfers.
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al Todd
Will Clark
Ben
William Hainlesal
Gene Malon
Jim
Able Hogg
Mahala Richmond
Graysville
Worthington
Harry Wright
Miller & Wentworth
F. C
Unionville
Roe Schnelle
George Fightmaster
Lemmonville
F. L. Probasco
Moulton
Iowa
South Ward
Wes
Sieben
Tian Church
Bradfield
Wm. Jackson
James Dickson
Bland
Kasen
Elisha
Newt Wolfe
Mr. Wolf
Evening Star
J. Helferstine
Pratt & Vrooman
Earhart & Summers
E. A. Goodrich
Union Township Primary Election Notice
The township to nominate candidates for One Trustee and Ex-Officio Treasurer One Collector One Clerk and Assessor One Constable Two board members And two Justices of the Peace Republican voters will vote Tuesday March 17 1926 at usual precincts Lee Robbins Republican Two Committee
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Lee Robbins
Health preservation essay drawing contest sparks national interest
A school contest in health and physical education drew 4452 entries nationwide with 86 selected. Darwin’s artwork depicting a clean farm barn and a caption on flies’ absence was highlighted in a major health magazine.
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Oy Ee Hullér
Worton
San Ale
Skene
Gei
Darwin
Hyx
State fair offers over fifty thousand in premiums
The Twenty fifth Missouri State Fair at Sedalia August 15 to 22 will feature more than 50000 in premium money for farm products. The Agricultural Department alone offers 5288 up from 4890 last year with increases across livestock horticulture poultry and the boys and girls clubs. County exhibit class receives 3000 and every county in Missouri may compete. county courts may appropriate fair exhibit funds under Missouri statute 1919.
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Ray
Sedalia
State Fair Board
John F. Case
State Board of Agriculture
Missouri
Local families share meals and visits in Mt Vernon area
Ivine and Lorene Swiger and Reva Todd stayed at the William Alexander home Saturday night. Sunday dinner groups included Newt Swiger family Harry Scalf Hazel Mabel Alexander Velma Noland Blanche Bruce Ogle Reva Todd Dale Scalf Clayton Bruce Leonard Scalf Ida Noland Ferrel and Bert Scott. Several other gatherings occurred with Scalf, Potter, Hamilton, and Ewings families.
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Ivine
Lorene Swiger
Reva Todd
Wm. Alexander
Clarence Hibbs
Newt Swiger
Harry Scalf
Hazel
Mabel Nd
Pearl Alexander
Velma Noland
Blanche Bruce Ogle
Dale Scalf
Clayton Bruce
Harold Scalf
Jim Ewings
Herbert Potter
Leonard Scalf
Ida Noland
Ferrel
Bert Scott
Jas
Letha Alexander
Simp Potter
Ira Potter
M. Camp
Robe One
Hattie Potter
Jessie Hamilton
Bill Scalf
First Trenton Women Jury Delivers Not Guilty Verdict
Trenton reports its first all women jury tried a liquor and disorderly house case. The jury of women listened to testimony and returned a not guilty verdict, challenging claims that women cannot dispense justice.
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Trenton
Obituary of Frank M Anders 1867 1925
Frank M Anders born March 2 1867 in Otham county Missouri died March 4 1925 at age 58. He moved to Centerville Iowa and married Olive Keith in 1902. Survived by five children Leslie Gertrude Harri son Clyde Margaret two grandchildren one brother John Anders and sister Roseta Moss. Funeral March 6 at Pherigo cemetery with John Q Gray and Rev Scrivens officiating.
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Frank Marshall Anders
Otham County
Centerville
Iowa
Olive Keith
Leslie J
Gertrude
Harrison
Clyde
Margaret
John Anders
Kansas
Roseta Moss
Putnam County
Sost
Pherigo
John Q. Gray
Rev
Scrivens
Abiline
Stock Picks in Wartime Echoes of Duloth Herald
A patriotic voice from the Duloth Herald praises prudent investing during war, urging readers to avoid faulty arguments and buy the right stocks in timely fashion to bolster national resilience.
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Duloth Herald
Notable Educator Dr Burton Dies After Illustrious Career
Dr Burton, long famed as a leading educator and beloved by faculty and students, died last week after years of service. He placed President Coolidge in nomination at the Cleveland Republican convention and delivered a speech regarded as a landmark oration with lasting literary impact.
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EeRoi
Doan’s Pills Ease Backache and Urinary Trouble
Mrs. Jacob Snyder of Milan Missouri reports severe back pain and fatigue eased after one box of Doan’s Pills. The ad claims kidneys at fault with weak kidneys causing backache rheumatic pain and dizziness. It promotes Doan’s Pills as a stimulant diuretic available for 60 cents at dealers from Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
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Doan
Jacob Snyder
East Fourth St
Milan
Dean
Mrs Jessie Baird Puls Dies in Wichita Residence
Jessie Baird Puls aged 52 died in a Wichita residence. She previously lived in Unionville and moved to Wichita, Kansas. She was active in local church activities and is survived by a number of relatives.
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Jessie Baird Puls
Avesie Baird “Puls
George Puls
Wichita
Kane
Unionville
Kans
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Teyery
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Orthy
Citizens “Bank ‘of
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Union Township
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MT. Vernon
Southard
Ares
Careetkor
Boward
Ib Seere Mae’ S Gan University
Pres
Omaha
George Hymes
Joe Humphreys
Barre
Baird
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
Standard Oil
Michigan Avenue
Chicago
Ford
Ford Motor Company
Dept. N
Detroit
Michigan
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