Putnam County Court House election petition seeks bonds
A petition from over a hundred voters asks Putnam County Missouri to call a special election to authorize debt for building and furnishing a new court house in Unionville. It seeks issuing ninety thousand dollars in bonds and an annual tax to retire the bonds, with a specific site on Block Five in Unionville known as the Public Square.
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Court House
Unionville
Putnam Ty
Nam County
Missouri
Indoor Carnival Becomes A Success For Local Band
The Friday night Indoor Carnival entertained crowds and earned solid proceeds despite competition from three other town shows. A daytime parade boosted support as the band showcased uniforms and drew public attention. The Republ can extends thanks to all who aided the carnival.
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Republ
Thanksgiving Service at Christian Church Thursday
Thanksgiving services will be held in the Christian church Thursday morning at 1030. Dr Jardine will deliver the sermon. Choirs of all churches are invited to help with the singing.
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Jardine
West Site Chosen For Reservoir
Tech City Council selects the west site known as Bankson or Vincent for the new reservoir after a Friday night meeting. Engineers compare two locations Robbins and west. the Robbins site is ruled out financially.
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Bankson
Phillips
St. Louis
Robbins
Neat Alte
Robbins Place
West Place
Robbina
West Alte
North Missouri Poultry Show Set for December Dates
The third annual North Missouri Poultry Association exhibition will be held in the former Thompson Hardware Building on the east square slide December 3 4 Sth and 6. Prospects are bright with many excellent birds on display and no admission fees.
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North Missouri Poultry Association
Thompson Hardware Company
Big School Meeting Marks New Era in County Education
A large turnout of about one hundred school board members from unions across the county convened to address sanitation, schoolhouse building, and rural school problems under a new annual convention law. Speakers from Kirksville and local officials emphasized progress, with a smoker and reception hosted by the Unionville Commercial Club despite threat of rain.
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Merobera
Unionville
John R Kirk
Normal School
Kirksville
George Reavin
Mark Burrows
Unionville Commercial Club
Magee
Wanamaker
John W. Clapp
Milan
J C McKinley
Glen Calhoun Dies After Illness At Home
Glen Rosco Calhoun died at his south town home on Tuesday after a year long battle with diabetes. Born April 2, 1887 in Putnam county Missouri, he left a wife Misa Nellie Holmes and son James, plus parents and two brothers. Funeral services were held at the birth's afternoon with burial in Unionville cemetery.
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Glen Calhoun
Glen Rosco Calhoun
Putnam County
Missouri
B. J. Calhoun
Misa Nellie Holmes
James
Oden
Charley
Sheridan
Wyoming
J. R. Harper
Unionville Cemetery
P W Browning Dead Mrs Phebe Adams Browning
Mrs Phebe Adams Browning died at her Lowry City Missouri home on Sunday November 16. Born in Ohio December 9 1843 she married E W Browning February 13 1867. They had six children three of whom preceded her in death. She joined the church at fourteen and lived a Christian life. The Browning family moved from Putnam County in 1894 to Lowry City in 1902. She leaves a husband three children and many friends.
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Mra Phebe Adams Browning
E W "Browning
Thia County
Lowry City
Mr. Browning
Putnam County
Summers Studio Ad Lets People Grab Cheap Photos
Local notice urges residents to get portraits at Summers Studio while prices are low, as families express sympathy for the bereaved father and children in the county.
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Bey
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Chicago
Bohn Joseph Pantatori M
Edwin Hawley
Edwin Haw
the National Bank of Unionville
Putnaim County
Nyal
P J Tatman
Marshall National Bank
Land Loans Insurance L. E. Proffer
P. W Browning
Notary Work
Unionville, Mo
Dr. #. V. Hanna
Kansas City
Issouri
Tatman’s
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McCutchen
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Unionville, Missouri
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