Unclear fragmentary local notice from Greensea City fair attendance
Fragmented OCR conveys names like Ingersoll family and Velma Noland attending events at a city fair in Greensea with references to Myrtle Ewing Dora and others. Details are partial and timestamp unclear, but mentions Thursday evening and family gathering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Amily
Ee Ingersoll
Iigendine
Wif Gas O
Marisa
Newt Swi
Earl Om Wea
Lee Ad
Myrtle Ewing
Velma Noland
Dora Sod
Ivine Ne Belecser
Greensea City
Reunion visitors and local visits listed in Martinstown notes
The Martinstown column lists numerous Sunday visits and gatherings. Names include Bevera attending Green City and Glenwood Reunion, Bill and Mrs Smith, Pearl Schuster and family in Kirksville, Mrs Leo Pearsons near Unionville, and many others visiting relatives and at homes across Unionville Hartford Livonia and nearby areas. It also notes Clint Kellar helping Martin remodel, plus Baptist Association attendance near Hasel Creek.
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Bevera
Green City
Glenwood
Bill Smith
Lyle Byres
Yowa
Pearl Schuster
Kirksville
Leo Pearsons
Relaves
Unionville
Vestal
Noah Vestal
Rollie Sparks
H. D
the Hodges
Less Gillum
Bob Scrivens
Birs
Daygon Lewis
Con H
Clint Kellar
Marsin
Tom Patterson
John Schuster
Wess Timmons
Livonia
Vertie Timmons
Mel Fowler
John McCoy
Hartford
Murl Sparks
Babe Richardson
Noah Ks
Sunda
Dollie Hatfield Ard Baby
Batis
Batis Melanix Anil Ee, Jorie, Spen and All Mrs. John Buster
Aurville Cooley
Leo Pearson
C. E. Mullenix
Victor Lane
Cyrus Crooka
Baptist Association
Union Church
Hasel Creek
Ellison Campbell
Newton
Jows
Worthington and Vicinity Social Roundup
Local notes recount property sales near Worthington and a move to the Mutanix farm near Martinitown. Residents and visitors share meals and calls, with families and neighbors listed among diners, outings, and visits.
Missouri State Notices and Appointments Highlight September Actions
State officials announce radio addresses at 8 pm on September 4 broadcast from the State Capitol. Treasurer and commissioners report record September activity, with 2,000 attendees and multiple state depots. Secre of State Becker seeks newpapers list and ownership changes for the next two years. New field agents sworn in by William A. McAtee to enforce game and fish laws, joining depot wardens under Keith McCause’s program.
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State Marketing Bureau
James
Roy BR. Hinstate
Souri
William A McAtee
State O
O. P Cauleld Louis
L. D. Thompson
Eb, J. Melton
Republican
On Ereville
J. I Fowler
Kirksville
Adair County
J. Elis Walker
Rollo
Phelps
The Littla Comrade and the Cafe Encounters in New York
A fragmentary diary style tale follows a narrator who arrives in New York to seek literary success. He forms a bond with a cafe cashier on her birthday, falls for Gray Hairs and Jack, and struggles with heartbreak and writing as poverty and love shape his choices. The piece closes with church notices and a community meeting featuring Mr Robert Fife and music.
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New York
Gray Hairs
Orm
Littla
Jack
Gray Haire
Tomoice
Halprealy
Baseball suits and a washing machine campaign
Sliver Fry proposes a bold ad stunt for No Plus Ultra Washing Machine, tying baseball uniforms to rival brands. Mr. Greer approves a plan featuring a giant clothesline display with team outfits, leading to a comical scene that sparks a broader marketing rethink.
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Neis
Shipping-Room
Yeasir
Fry
Mr. Greer
Sliver
No Plus Ultra Washing Machine Corporation
Amos Greer
Greer
Mason
Buver
Fred Haskins
Silver
Hasking
Haskin
Walts
West Liberty Community Notes Include Visits and Illness
Mr and Mrs Luther Culler and Pearl visit baby sick with pneumonia fever now better. The Pearson and West Liberty schools began Monday. Various local families, including the Valentines and Smiths, visited kin and attended events. A basket dinner honored Mrs Grant Skinner of California. Odessa Wilson teaches here and boards with the Culler family.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Culler
Pearl Culler
Feverett Hamilton
Pearson
West Liberty
Tara Johnson
Marie
Bess
Lee Murphy
Corydon
Greenity
Albert
Howard
Warner
Alma Valentine
W A Valentine
Azorah Smith
Alta
W Noland
Frank Hunters
Grant Skinner
California
Sulser
G. A. Galloway
A D Hamilton
Harry Johnson
Town
Odessa Wilson
Martin Culler
Robert Skipper
Theodore Valentine
Garson Valentine
Treasury Can Collect It From Holland Bank Defunct Assets
The Treasury faces collecting the balance due from the defunct Holland Banking Company of Springfield. Officials believe the claim, tied to about $100,000 in the failed bank, is likely payable through state funds or other assets, with potential margin for creditors.
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Sen Stanton
Treasury Department
Holland Banking Company
Springfield
Foots Sanitary
Fabompton
Castine Ossouyl
Holland “Bank
Germany Way Get In Soon
A cryptic OCR fragment mentions Germany and timing but lacks clear facts or names. The readable items are too fragmented to identify people, places, or events with confidence. The piece appears as garbled text from a page segment with no coherent news detail.
Fragmentary Ad Reads Nearly Sold Out Tires
A damaged OCR fragment describes a block sale of tires and related items with unreadable details. The readable parts indicate a liquidation style notice and automotive goods, but precise quantities, dates, and prices are missing.
Typhoid cases rise in Missouri July vacation period
The State Board of Health reports July typhoid cases in Missouri at four times June and May levels, with many infections traced to vacations outside the city. Health officials urge vaccination for travelers and sanitize water sources, promising a “seal of safety” for well maintained summer resorts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Board of Health
Missouri
James Stewart
Stewart
Ozarke
Big Community Revival Starts Amid Turmoil
A chaotic OCR fragment describes a large community revival event labeled the Big Three Tent Meeting under a religious organizer. The text references a revival program, a banquet, and speakers, with unclear local details and several garbled lines.
Local Social Gathering Highlights Community Talent Night
The Pratt sabin event drew out of town guests for a cooperative picnic dinner. Miss Rhea Statton performed Dedication while Brown Turner presented violin selections. Miss Mary Holman Miss Martha Elson and Mrs Elizabeth Franklin acted in Fourteen. A two course lunch followed. other entertainments included Miss Frances Crumpacker's home dance and Irene Gordon Pollock hosting friends. Relatives helped J F Coppock celebrate a birthday at home.
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Boiosia
Mraz
Misfork
Pratt Sabin
North Mairs
Aace
Cs Alesse
Rhea Statton
Brown
Turner
Mary Holman
Martha Elson
Elizabeth Franklin
Frances Crumpacker
Irene Gordon Pollock
J F Coppock
Don Gate
Thompson
Presbyterian Church Sets Regular Services Next Sunday
The Presbyterian Church announces regular morning and evening services next Sunday and hints at a special meeting this fall led by a strong visiting speaker who has promised to attend. Linus FE. Bro Minister.
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Linus FE
United States Sets the Pace for Global Telephone Ownership
A historical essay argues the U S lead in private enterprise spurred widespread telephone access, noting Europe’s move toward privatization as nations like Greece Italy Poland and Germany shift from government controlled to private systems. It highlights 16 million European phones for 110 million Europeans and frames private initiative as the American model.
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Europe
United States
America
Chamber of Commerce of
Paris
French Chambers of Commerce
France
Frets
Greece
S&s
Italy
Poland
Germany
Burope
Vehicle licensing surge tied to state department reports
A garbled early text notes a large rise in automobile licenses ending last year, with references to state department data and Secretary Becker. The details are unclear but imply a significant increase in motor vehicle registrations compared to prior periods.
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Charles Départment
U. Becker
Two Boys Killed in Freight Incident Near Rose
Two youths died in a freight-related accident near Rose, with witnesses noting a collision involving a sitar carrying cargo. Officials have not released full identities, and the investigation continues for exact cause and time.
Union Church Cemetery Association Meeting Notice
A meeting of the Union Church Cemetery Association in Sh township will be held at the church on Wednesday September 9 at 1 oclock in the afternoon. Members are urged to be present this meeting. Officers for the coming year will be elected. Stell Lightfoot Secretary.
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Union Church Cemetery Association
Union Ch Cemetery Association
Sh Township
Chi
Eclock
Stell Lightfoot
No Use Only Dreaming Get busy The dreams don't true unless the work does
aA Constitution caption reflects on effort over dreams, urging action to turn ambitions into reality. Emphasizes discipline and persistence as keys to achievement.
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Teal
Martinstown
Worthington and Vicinity
Frank Hodges
R. E. Mutanix
Martinitown
du Capps
Moreloc
Worthington
Funk
Ie B. Funk
Kirksvile
I. N. Lewis
Mra
Edward
Monda Bend
Helen Keller
Fal i Sellet
Golds
Cooper
RTE
Iil
Chared
Ible
Tepson
Naiman
Ane
Robert Fife
Haven
Old City
Recky
Dallas
Camden
Shaw
Wayne
Oregon
Stoddard
Rigby
Benton County
A. Massae
I Tenty
Eoe
W. A. Pac
Presbyterian Church
John Ashley
St. Donald
Telly
Davidson Bros
Knickerbockers
Cassimeres and
Cordu
Roys
Crompton Cordu
Roy
Sas
Ee, Rikx
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