Transportation Changes Pressure Railroads and Roads
The piece discusses a new bus line between Brookfield and Unionville and the shift in transportation, warning railroads face passenger loss. It notes tax implications, possible smaller train units, and the need for fiscal discipline by the county court to reduce floating indebtedness from $80,000 to under $5,000.
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Brookfield
Unionville
Trenton
Evry
Bridgeso
Mate Warranta
Putnam County
Neland of Lucerni Rt Reports Weather Hardships on Spring Planting
Neland of Unionville says his eyes have failed and he has not visited Loronville often this spring. He notes heavy spring damage to lowlands from cold weather and slow corn growth, with only two or three plantings emerging. Ice in chicken watering places suggests further early crop damage.
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Neland
Lucerni
Unionville
Loronville
Graduation speakers praise graduates in Kirkville ceremony
The article notes a Kirkville graduation event where Supt. Fish introduced C. M. ls from the English Dept and delivered a keynote. Diplomas were presented to Miss Lenna Shelley Mary Godfrey and John Morris by Supt. Fish in a fitting ceremony.
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Gradu
Haan
Werehheld
Cape
Nev
Ileresta Ae
Wins
Lenna Shelley
Mary Godfrey
John Morris
Supt. Fish
Market Poultry and Eggs in Mountain Grove Mo
Mountain Grove Missouri readers are advised on seasonal poultry and egg marketing with emphasis on infertile eggs as a profit source and culling strategies. It highlights selling broilers at market weight and selecting breeding cockerels early to maximize returns while noting hens’ declining production and the need for better housing and range.
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Mountain Grove
Raoul
Noel Hall
Maintaining American Wages in Global Sugar Market
American sugar prices fall to 4.27 for raw Porto Rican and 5.60 for refined. Hawaiian 25 000 ton harvest surpasses prior records while Cuban rains disrupt yield. Indian output down. Despite varied yields, overall world production rises, arguing tariffs protect U S beet industry and wage workers from widespread job loss.
Youth Rally At Green City Church Draws Youth From Town
On Tuesday evening Rev Goodin and his group from Greenville visited Green City Church to present a ROY PF Ll program aimed at engaging local youth. President Leaming hosted the event with an address on union duties. The chorus, led by Misses Guffey and Minear, offered fine music, and a playlet taught by members entertained attendees. Hazel Quick, once a Green City student, participated significantly.
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Rev Goodin
Nenville
Chonga
Leaming
Krocodin
Guffey
Minear
Hspun
Learning
Hazel Quick
Greenity
Green City Press
The Braganza Gem Recovered After Exile Escape
Three criminals sent into exile in Brazil found the Braganza, a giant larmond. They handed the stone to a priest who gave it to the governor. The gem became part of Portugal's crown jewels and the king pardoned the exiles.
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Portugal
City Marshal Targets Dog Tax to Curb Unionville Hounding
City Marshal John Conkin has stepped up dog tax collection in Unionville. The effort decreased the stray dog population as owners faced penalties directly from their dogs. fewer dogs roam town, though a number still remain.
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John Conkin
Unionville
Unicorn lore links strength to two horns in ancient texts
The medieval view of the unicorn as fierce and powerful may stem from Old Testament references to a two horned beast. Purity symbolism appears in coats of arms where the unicorn is a heraldic figure.
Marriage of Mr Dufur and Miss Alexander Celebrated At Queen City
About nine o'clock a crowd of about 150 gathered at the home to offer congratulations. The bride, oldest daughter of Mr and Mrs J E B Alexander of Jimtown, has been a leading carrier and principal in Livonia Hiza pace. The groom, son of Mr and Mrs Dufur of Queen City, is a prosperous farmer. The couple will reside on a farm five miles east of Queen City.
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Birney
Alexander
Mizegs
Hazel
Baryan
Soreet
Mary
Hazeler
EB. Alexander
Jimtown
Schuyler and Putnam
Livonia
Kirksville
High Cost of Laws in Missouri General Assembly
The 58rd Missouri General Assembly ranked among the most costly sessions, with taxpayers paying at least 2 000 per enacted bill. Total cost reached 862 750 and 187 new laws were passed including 24 regular appropriations. 24 bills were vetoed by Gov Baker. Contingent funds of 325 supported tornado relief in Southeast Missouri, with about 400 clerks serving 84 senators and 150 representatives. The anti nepotism amendment was not enforced on payrolls though the Republican House pushed for it and the Democratic Senate did not uphold it.
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General Assembly
Missouri
Gov Baker
House
Senate
Republicaan House
France to Begin Debts Negotiations with United States
France agrees to start talks with the United States to settle the postwar debt. Paris proposes repayment from German reparation funds under the Dawes plan. France urges reduction of U S claims citing damage claims and American soldiers’ role in wartime aid.
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France
United States
Germany
Sunflowers Linked to Vanishing Marsh Fever
The article notes sunflowers grown in lowland areas where marsh fever is common show the disease to be practically unknown. It highlights the plant’s potential protective relation to mosquitoes and malaria in certain regions.
State Fair livestock departments officials list
The document names directors and superintendents for beef cattle dairy cattle swine sheep and other divisions with contact details for entries. It directs interested parties to the secretary of the State Fair in Sedalia for information before the annual preparatory period.
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Gj Asanne
W. A.dallmeyer
Jefferson
City
and. S. T
Simpson
Columpe
Sedalia
W. A. Elgin
St Louis
Erate Davis
Columee
Ira G. Hedrick
Chillicothe
J. A. Weaver
Columbia
Ed Perangey Erick
Uml
Eupert Aea
F. Mumford
End
Howland breeder advertises horse and jack season details
Henry Halley owner offers a mare and jack season for 1925 near Howland 12 miles southeast in Missouri. Terms include silver bill to insure colt, $10 relsh to ensure standing, insurance forfeiture on accidents, and mares removed from neighborhood with oil removed. Pedigrees available at the case.
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Jack
Howland
Pratt
Fragmentary note on a local notice or list
A partial OCR fragment shows names and numbers with unclear context. The readable parts include a note about a plate or plot with a 26 listing and a reference to a threshold or date. No clear event or action is discernible from the fragment.
Ingenious Battery-Powered Watch From France
An inventive jeweler in France has produced a remarkable watch powered by two wet batteries. The device runs without a conventional winding mechanism and is said to keep precise time, marking a notable departure from traditional watchmaking.
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France
Fragmentary OCR Note on Yieezes and Easing Grace
Fragmented text discusses a group called Yieezes and refers to easing grace within a boitian tin baseae. The readable lines hint at a historical or fictional context but lack clear names, dates, or events for precise reporting.
Blinder May Wear Bandage to Hide Eyes at Work
A report notes Blinder might wear a bandage over her eyes to shield herself from discouragement at the sight of the work she ought to do. The Buffalo Enquirer discusses the idea in a thoughtful tone.
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Buffalo Enquirer
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