Death of Clarence Conger Atlant Unionville Leader Remembered
Clarence Conger of Unionville died after a long illness, aged about 70. Born June 16 1855 in Galesburg Illinois, he lived in Oneida and Unionville, ran a livery and a newspaper career, and served as postmaster from 1909 to 1917. He was highly regarded as a gentleman and community leader, with a strong civic spirit and devotion to family. Funeral services were held at Unionville and his burial followed in the local cemetery. He left a widow and two surviving children, with one son predeceased.
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Clarence Conger
Unionville
L. E .Brown
Zaburch
Undomville
Unionville Lodge No
Conger
Hiphet
Mr. Conger
Glarence Conger
GalesiWarg
Ilinois
Lucian W. Cohmie
Hithsy Dabmehie Andieda
Bishame
Oneida
Ilipois
Misa Fanniie V. Cook
Chicago
Theamily
Ira Stuckey
W.T. Altes
Songer
Arnie N. Stile
A. J. Martin
Marti
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Messrs Morgan & Stuckey
Congestia
Heanna Morgan & Stuckey
Sirs. Conger
Lucian
Erin Conger
Bethany Ipper
Bertha Rachford
the Universalist Church
Unionville Lodge No. 210
A. F
A. M
Royal Arch
Valual Mbember
Maccabie
Fragments Reflect Community Notices and Names
OCR fragment shows partial names and phrases implying a local notice or column. Readable items include personal references and scattered phrases, suggesting a small-town notice or gossip snippet rather than a complete report with clear events.
Unionville High School Vocational Agriculture Expands In New Grade School
The program moves to the new Grade school basement shop and upper classroom with 18 boys split between morning and afternoon sessions. Prof Bebermeyer leads a practical, livestock and dairy focused curriculum emphasizing animal husbandry, sheep, poultry, and dairying, plus hands on work with real flocks and herds to illustrate farm work for the community.
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Unionville High School
Bebermeyer
Ely
Hove
Anyour Havi
Unt
Agricultural Department of
Missouri University
Reverend Clyde Sherman Shaw at church rehearsal
A garbled report recounts a church rehearsal led by Reverend Clyde Sherman with actors Bethany and Ahsan. It notes a dispute over a performance venue and the final decision to proceed, per schedule, with church officials promising responsibility for the event.
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Clyde
Sherman
Bethan
Ahsan
Robbery at Harris Street Target Reported
A local store named A.C. Rox H Irmerehndiae in Haar was entered by a burglar. Authorities investigated the break in, reviewing security footage and canvassing nearby homes for witnesses and clues. No arrests announced at this time.
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A.C. Rox#h
Irmerehndiae
Haar
Livestock Market Shows Mixed Trend Across Regions
The livestock market remains firm for cattle and sheep but hogs slip by 50 cents or more from a week ago. Chicago hogs see top bids around 1.35. St. Louis hogs top near 11.60, with receipts about 20,000 in Chicago and 14,600 in St. Louis. Cattle stay strong while western steers and stockers vary. vealers and bulls show mixed movement amid broad price ranges. Kansas City hogs and cattle receipts around 7,009 and 18,000, respectively, reflect uneven trading and modest declines from Tuesday, with sow and pig prices showing tighter ranges.
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Chicago
St. Luis
Montana
St Louis
Kansas City
Statewide roundup of tax delinquents begins under new law
The state launches a delinquent tax roundup directed by State Auditor LD Thompson to audit in turn and recover overdue funds. Thompson estimates about 250000 dollars will be collected by next March, with 125000 already in hand from a major city and preliminary probes suggesting widespread delinquencies and evasion in at least two thirds of counties.
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Tte
LD Thompson
St Louisa
Thompson
Magee 4 Seese Lawyers Form New Partnership
Two young lawyers, Clare Mawes and Eve Rose Jr., plan a new firm in Uniontown next week. They will share offices in the Elder Building, combining talents from Magee and Seese with strong local ties and a promising future in this county.
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Shevatate University
Ae Roso
Rade Te
Saeed Keoth
Renettae
Mr. Mages
McCalment 1
Two Fires Ravage House on East Main Street
Two blazes struck the same residence on East Main Street in a single night. Mr and Mrs Brist awoke to flames near the outside wall and rapid spread upstairs damaging the upper floor and furniture. Firefighters contained both fires but structural damage was extensive and insurance covered only the house and contents, not the extra trouble. The first fire’s origin is unclear, though Mr Frost suspects around a light meter.
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Jack Frost
Brist
East Main Stresh
Frost
Mr Frost
Oil production seen at shallow well near Seymour Iowa
A fragmented report describes oil being produced from a near surface well in Seymour Iowa. Company officials and workers discuss pumping, casing, and water issues while evaluating the well’s depth and output potential.
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Seymour
John M Wan
Hy Company
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Lane and Red Ball Groceries Swap Quarters Quietly
The Lane Bros Grocery moved from Bramhal building to a new, larger site on the square. Red Ball Grocery moved into the former Lane space, while Carroll and Patrie vacated to the east side and prepared a new potato chip plant.
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Lane Bros
Red Ball
Lane Uros
Bramhal
A. W Lan
Messrs
Carroll & Patrie
Th Post Office
W W Frney
Lane
Wentworth
Hale & 2 Ison
Jon Martin
Annix
Chas. Ruth
Chester Steele
Mr Steele
Wrocery Department
J F Underwear Mercantile Co
Roth
Red Ball Grocery
Quality Potato Chops Boosted by New Carroll and Patrie Sale Box
Carroll and Paine fixed a runabout bunting for a potato product named Quality Potato Chops. The contraption promotes the item with bright red lettering announcing Carroll & Patrie Unionville Mo. The device is large enough to draw attention across surrounding territory as sales notes expand.
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Ry Carroll & Paine
Carroll & Patrie
Thitar
Connec Ton
Religion, not law, to raise moral tone says Coolidge
President Coolidge urged a national return to genuine religion based on sacrifice and love, arguing government cannot moralize beyond the heart of citizens. He said only religion can curb lawlessness and elevate national conduct.
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Coolidge
Webster county tale shows shift to tomato dairy wealth
A Webster County report highlights a shift from old farming to tomato canning and dairy ventures. It notes Marshfield canning output valued at 1.26 million dollars, with dairy products and pasture-based farming driving prosperity. The article urges pursuing a tomato canning plant and a dairy condenser to sustain growth locally.
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St. Loui Globe-Democrat
Webster County
Tomates
Marshfield
Chamber of Commerce
Wadster County
al’ Prand
County Reat
Hisa
Webster Count
Balkans flare again on borders of Bulgaria and Greece
The region grows tense as Greece and Bulgaria accuse each other of trespassing after a Greek maneuver in Bulgaria provokes retaliatory actions. The dispute escalates amid a string of alleged indignities and boundary provocations, signaling renewed conflict.
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Bulgaria
Greece
Effo Ake Bhieff
Bu Ing ‘Nade
Tragic carbon monoxide death of Kansas City man
William P. Allen aged 66 of 6222 McGee Street Kansas City died from carbon monoxide poisoning in his home. The gas came from his motor car exhaust and a switch on the valve tank was involved. Mrs. Allen and relatives learned of the death after a neighbor phone call.
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W. P. Hens
Powersviey
Ean
Kansas City
Allen
Olla
William P. Allen
Ninth Street
Tyee
Hia Motor
Brands
Nee Lites
Kansas
Citi
McGee Street
Geon
Powoarsville
Moulton Midgets Triumph In Hard Fought Conference Game
The Midgets edged the Moulton squad in a closely contested football clash with late drive drama. Key plays included a 4 down touchdown drive and a game deciding extra point as weight and fatigue shaped the stretch. Both teams showcased aggressive defense and momentum shifts before Kirksville High looms next Saturday.
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Tak Moulton
Moulton
Goa
NASA
Danyew
Kirksville High
Thay Ile
Fragmentary Chillicothe report on hunting and arrival
A garbled Chesapeake era note describes hunting activity and a person named Sheiah associated with a Tribe. It mentions a hotel and a return, but many details are unreadable.
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Chillicothe Saae
Sale Dates Declared by H Elson & Sons Near Unionville
Auction notice lists sale dates and locations with H Elson and Sons near Unionville. It notes Margaret North in miles and Tacaday according to a dated reference for November.
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H. Elson &Sons
Unionville
Miles
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Balkans
MSV Gas Claims
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