Miss Anna Irvin to Wed Mr Charley Walker in Trenton
Graysville items report Miss Anna Irvin traveled to Trenton on Tuesday for her marriage to Charley Walker of Trenton. S H Jackson bought the Carroll property for four dollars. A six foot board walk was ordered from Dr Pickinpaugh's north to the Monroe Addition. Mrs Pleasants involved in a shooting episode at Kane Sunny night, firing at a man who missed both times.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Irvin
Trenton
Charley Walker
Graysville
S. H. Jackson
Carroll
Dr. Pickinpaugh
Monroe
Pleasants
Kane
Local notes and incidents from Shoal Creek to Macon
The week reports house fires at John McAnelly's north of town and John Mowrer's home during a high wind. A coal mishap started a blaze near the edge of a building. Vernie Owings broke a leg on a cattle guard while a free train ride occurred near Unionville. The 19th anniversary of the local PFE chapter is noted, and Ernest McKay married Lillian Hawthorne with Grace and Roxie McKay attending.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John MccAnelly
Wm. B. Cooley
Sidney
Mary McCune
Graysville
Vernie
Harold Owings
Unionville
Macon
John Mowrer
Livonia man freed after December missile death verdict
Roy Ficklapsack of Livonia faced charges for throwing a missile that caused Howard Kirkpatrick's death last December. The verdict read not guilty. The report also notes two other unrelated lines about a boy named Johnny Carter, a man named Dewey, and Clarence Hill, plus a notes on a child and a local school construction site and a street fencing project near the Elson tract.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Ficklapsack
Livonia
Howard Kirkpatrick
Johnny Carter
Dewey
Clarence Hill
Smoky Hollow
J H. Crooks
Delpha
Elson
The Most Dangerous Place In Storms Under Tall Trees
A fragment notes that during an electric storm the area beneath a tall tree with heavy foliage is highly dangerous. The phrase suggests scientific investigators examine risks for lightning strikes and ground conduction.
Benjamin F Casady Remembered in Unionville Funeral
Benjamin Franklin Casady died April 29 1925 at his Unionville home aged 62 funeral held in the Methodist church with Rev Joe Knierim officiating He left a large family including seven children and two sisters and four brothers preceded him in death The family honors his memory as a devoted husband and father and thanks friends for support during bereavement
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Franklin Casady
A. L
Hannah Casady
Hartford
Jessie E. Tallman
Putnam County
Jasper Normis
Unionville
Edgar Thompson
Midwest
Wyo
Pearl Bragg
Hurdland
Clarence H. Casady
Parnellia
Homer F. Casady
Denver
Minerva Statler
Livonia
United Brethren Church
Graysville
Joe Knierim
Atticnvile
Excitement Overcame Harrison County Farmer Dies
Mont Smith, a Harrison county farmer and former teacher, died after his runaway team pulled him into a harrowing ride. After the exertion and excitement, he fainted and never regained consciousness. His seven year old son sought help, but the heart failure proved fatal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mont Smith
Harrison_ county
Bethany
Putnam Circuit Court Adjourns with June Term Set
The Putnam County Circuit Court will hold terms in June October and February under a new state law. Multiple cases were continued or resolved, including divorces, title actions, tax disputes, and several liquor law violations. Several defendants faced paroles, trials, or dismissals as the docket shifted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Putnam County
State
Bert Rolston
Lloyd Shearer
Lewis W. Campbell
Mary E. Campbell
N L. Wages
Henry Hopper
Farmers Bank of Unionville Va
C. Lawson
T M. Crooks
William Wessell
Sylvia Barnhouse
Alvanza Scott
Daniel Campbell
Sol Elza
Samuel Jones
Amos Donnelly
M Patncek
Fletcher Ward
Roy Harper
WA Drummond
J W Earls
Harnson County
Bloomfield Night Shirt Parade Inspires Ghost Tales
In Bloomfield Iowa residents reported strange tales of Old Mother Goose on a broom and similar night stories. Frank Grider dismissed the rumors after saying he heard wind at night. He left his home in a night shirt when the wind closed the door and spent the rest of the night at his mother's house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bloomfleld
Iowa
Mother Goose
Frank Grider
Davia County
Fragmentary civic notice from Union office dated April
Incomplete OCR text from a public notice stating an official action or filing in Union with a date in April and a clerk or office reference. The readable portions mention offices, a date, and generic administrative terms without clear names or specifics.
Missouri Coal Industry Advocates for State Growth
Blanché Williams of Huntville argues Missouri coal can supply vast daily output, fueling state wealth. He contends buying Missouri mined coal keeps dollars in state, spurs jobs, and supports local institutions, urging modernization and expansion of mining and processing to meet competition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Blanché ‘Williams
Huntaville
Eneay
Missouri Mined Coal Association
Ori
Missouri
Mississippi River
Union of States
Mississippi
Missour
Union
Miari
Missouri Coal Industry Urged to Modernize Mining
A call advocates machine mining in Missouri to reduce coal waste from powder blasting and weather damage. It argues upgraded methods would increase solid lump coal recovery, improve safety, cut dead-work and costs, and strengthen market competitiveness. The piece cites the state’s coal reserves and urges a united effort to revive Missouri mined coal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Card of Thanks for Grief Support
The Cook and Casady families thank friends and neighbors for their kindness and sympathy during their great loss and bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N Cook
Casady
Vast US Topographic Map Project On Track for 20 Years
Four hundred government topographers rush to finish a national map detailing every elevation, house, and acre of ground. The project aims to cover six thousand map sheets, an effort that could cost about 60 million dollars and take up to two decades to complete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anid
United States
Burned boy recovers after fiery mishap near Unionville
A young son of Mr and Mrs John L Smith north of Unionville sustained a burnt heel when a burning rag dropped into his shoe while he played with it. The fire did damage and the wound became infected but he is now recovering, latest reports say.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John L. Smith
Unionville
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A Sy Senn
Citizens Bank of
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Eyark
Unionville Granite Works
Memorial Craftsmen of America, Inc
Nee Mena
Oo Ds Oh
X. Ee P
Gitenit
Raymond A Noel
NM Shepherd
John W Staggs
NM_ Stewart
Sylvia E Green
Alex Shearer
Virgil Auten
Harley Bradshaw
Soar Scar Ariel Es
Hea Halton
Miscou
Hartford, Conn
W. A. Shelton
L. Howard
City Market Telephone
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