Car Accidents Reported In Sunday Or Rural Iowa
The report recounts multiple crashes near Greencastle Green City and Unionville. Among those injured were Dr Hayward Miss Maxine Underwood and Joe Davis with fractures and cuts. Another collision near Josh Dooley’s north Unionville caused injuries to Mrs Boyd Murphy and children. Neighbors aided victims and took them to town for care.
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Sevard
Mas
Bae Davie Deavis
Dazis
Aitem
D. Hayward
Maxine
Miss Hellexwood
Albia
Iowa
Swae
Dr. Hayward
Under‘wood
Hayward
C. Kelley
Chas. Lowe
Centerville
Josh Dooley
Unionville
Boyd Murphy
Promise City
Murphy
Demry
Big Reunion and Picnic at Lucerne
A big reunion and picnic is being advertised for Lucerne on September 10 12 and 14. This is the first such event at Lucerne with the community planning three days of activities including games music and speaking by prominent locals. Free acts are promised.
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Lucerne
Luicerne
Prominen Ic
Free
Acta
Local resident Carter dies at home in Browning
W Pidi Carter died suddenly at his Browning home one day week ago. He had not been oiling vats when heard to roll over and expired within minutes. Carter, 56, suffered a previous illness ten years ago and was well known as a horse and mule buyer across North Missouri. He had purchased stock in many towns and communities throughout Sass Section.
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Joe Davis
Greencastle
Green City
Joe Garold Lewis
Misses Larue
Grace Mullenix
Kirksville
Joe
Persadomamantica Teers
Davis
Harris and Ratliff
Pidi
Browning
Carter
Hee Ie
Dee Browning Jr
Sass
Praely
Missouri
Livestock Market Report Across Chicago and Kansas City
Hog and cattle prices fluctuated as receipts rose with a record cattle run in Chicago. Native lambs topped at 15.50 in Chicago while hogs ranged to 18.40 tops and cattle saw mixed activity and regional shifts. Kansas City and St Louis showed slow to steady trends with light weights weaker and heavier cattle steady to lower. Sheep and goats remained steady with native lambs around 15 to 15.25 and top ewes near 8.50 to 8.750.
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Republican
Chicago
St.Louia
Tuesda
Kansas City
Ibs
Lamba
Band Concert Features Miss Fightmaster and Earle Dillinger
A local band concert showcases Miss Leila Fightmaster with a chorus of sixteen young ladies. Earle Dillinger leads with vocal solos and a program including Fantasia on My Old Kentucky Home, Panorama, and You're a Grand Old Flag. The lineup also lists marches, cornet and trombone solos, and various overtures by Klohr, Barnhouse, and Meyerbeer.
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Earle Dillinger
Leila
Fightmaster
Panorama
Klohr
Barnhouse
Athalie
Rosenkrans Cornet
Emerton
the Prophet
Meyerbeer
Cohen
Lelia Fightmaster
My Old Kentucky
Port Arthur
Seitz
Highway work halted near city as commission reviews route
The highway project six miles north of the city is paused until next year while a route by Fulton Avenue is reconsidered. Officials indicate the route choice may affect plans and timelines for start and finish.
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Fulton Avé
Poultry Lecture Draws Large Audience at Courthouse
Mr Henn formerly with the State Poultry Extension Bureau spoke to a full community room about practical poultry management. Demonstrations with two live chickens, charts, and slides illustrated how to select flocks for high egg production and profitable farming. He emphasized dairying and poultry as a strong profit mix with lower overhead and urged more talks like this.
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Court House
Henn
Lanes Grocery Suite Moves to New Upstairs Apartment
The Lane's Grocery will relocate about October 1 to the upper floor of the building to be reconfigured from five rooms and a bath into a residential suite. Downstairs a new grocery area will be prepared with heat and fittings, while the former bakery unit moves to the McCament building. The Lane factory has occupied its current site for six years and will leave the room vacant, with a new business expected to fill it.
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Hale & Elson
McCa'nent
Carroll & Patrie
W W Tracy
T.wery
Cars Collide at Guffey Corner injuring Robb family
At Lemona east on Wednesday afternoon two cars collided at the ap Guffey corner. Julia O Reilly and Nova Griffin drivers, Lawrence Robb, the O Reillys’ son, was thrown to the ground and suffered a scalp wound. Both cars damaged, no serious injuries reported.
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Julia O'Reilly
Nova Griffin
Ap Guffey
Lemona
O'Reid
Cldren
Jim Thompson
Lemon
Lawrence Robb
Griff
O'Reilly
Griff_ln
Lawrence Kobb
A Short but Big Business Ends in Chicken Theft Case
Charles Wagner of the Tindall neighborhood ran a thriving chicken business that ended after an investigation revealed his confession. He admitted taking and selling large numbers of neighbors' chickens, though many farmers did not miss them, and the story notes impact on the community and rising rail calls.
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Charles Wagner
Tindall
Aena
Euephote
Stop Picnicking in Tourist Camp
Local notes report nuisance complaints at a tourist park where picnicking crowds overwhelm facilities. Some observers urge orderly use and compliance with posted rules to preserve space for all visitors.
Unusually Large Melon Report From Durbin Harvest
A local note describes an exceptionally large melon weighing 68 pounds and 2 ounces grown near Durbin. The fruit is green dressed with firm flesh and a strong flavor, reportedly among the largest seen this year and praised by those who tasted it.
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Durbin
Van
Knierims to Leave Local Methodist Church for Denver Studies
Rev and Mrs Knierim plan to move to Denver in the fall after completing one year as pastor here. He will enter the THM School of Theology and the Graduate School of the University of Denver to pursue formal studies and a student appointment while continuing practical ministry. The September conference at Tarkio will decide the next pastor.
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Rev
Mrs. Kalerim
Denver
Joe Knerim
Cole
Knermad Vale
THM
Theyogy
Civerary of
Keierim
Methodist Church
Res
Kaernm
Colemualo
Presmead
Cheol
Tarkia
Stember
Mia Krucerim
Prynceton
Knierim
Wells Mud Hooks enable tractors to work in all soils
Ray A Wells of near Powersville patented an appliance to fit tractor wheels enabling operation on any soil and ground condition. The Wells Mud Hooks claim to prevent wheel slip reducing fuel use by up to a quarter, stay mud proof, and allow year round use. patent 1 542976, now on the market.
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Ray A Wells
Powersville
WANTS ALIEN PROPERTY RETURNED IN SEIZED ASSETS CASE
A formal plea claims alien property seized by the United States during a period of conflict is valued at 300,000,500. The case anticipates open questions and possible sanation of ratified treaties, with state actions and operations under review.
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Seater
Uring Eee
Good Jersey Sale At WD Firm Attracts Light Attendance
C W Baird sold 24 cows and 12 head of heifers in a Jersey cattle sale at the WD firm after noon. The sale drew a small crowd but the cattle sold well and are expected to provide strong revenue for farms across the county. Baird sourced the cattle from Murphreesboro Tennessee and plans more sales later.
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C. W. Baird
Jersey
Baird
Murphreesboro
Tennessee
New Bakery Owners Take Over Unionville Shop
Messrs Carroll and Patrie sold their bakery and soda fountain business to Everett Best and Paul Stark of Mystic Iowa. The transfer occurred after a Wednesday afternoon agreement and immediate papers, with possession to follow after the Unionville American Legion Festival. The new owners plan bakery and confectionery focus, moving equipment to the McCalment property east of the square and employing Herman Adame of Cincinnati to assist.
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Messrs
Carroll & Patrie
Everett Best
Paul Stark
Mystic
Iowa
American Legion
Unionville
John Joseph
McCalment
Mesara Best
Stark
William
Centerville
Businera
Herman Adame
Cincinnati
Adame
Beat
Himtelf
Adams
Arrell & Patrie
Carrall
Patre
Wie
Rodnell
Lane Bros.’ Grocery
Carroll & Paine
W W Tracy
Glao
Patrie
Weather Forecast Fragment From Local Gazette
Fragmentary weather note indicates conditions for the day with scattered readings. It mentions morning and day patterns though details are unclear. Further specifics on temperature or precipitation are not readable.
Plans for September county dedication address program
Plans are being made for a September 16 17 and 18 dedication of the new county court house with a speaking program by Senator George Walia Hyde and Mayor Hetry Mawea. A pageant is hoped to illustrate the county’s history with a band, free acts, and various attractions expected to draw thousands of visitors.
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George Waliad
Stayton
Hyde
Eerie
Majo
Hetry Mawea
Nsas
New Court House
Reed
Z County
John C. Mckinley
Xepirtt
Rogers Brother
Polars
Bous
Gee
Morl Mullenis
Chamber of Gommers
Westie Ee
Fire Destroys Eph Ghay Home in Sudden Blaze
A Saturday morning fire heavily damaged the Eph Ghay residence as neighbors reported smoke before the flames. Mr and Mrs Gray escaped with minor injuries while a stove and a stand were saved from the blaze. Firefighters arrived quickly but the structure was largely destroyed.
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Mrg
Gray
Fragmentary OCR Item From Local Page
A damaged clipping yields unreadable phrases and stray quotation marks on a local page. Content appears garbled with scattered names and fragments without a clear cohesive event.
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