Festival Goes Over Ducks Rain to Make Big Success
The Fall Festival staged by the American Legion last week drew large crowds despite rain hindering the dedication of the new courthouse. Weather cleared for the main events but rain during the final day reduced attendance. The four day event relied on multiple free attractions and substantial private contributions to avoid a deficit, with speeches and a crowded program maintaining strong community support.
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New Court House
American Legion
Court House
Col Berett al
Phas Boone Jones
LaPlata
Mroorote
Ernonen
Livestock Market Report From Local Auction
Readable fragments describe a livestock market event at a local auction site with mentions of pens and sales activity. The text references sellers and buyers, with prices and lots not clearly specified. The partial OCR hints at typical market chatter and farm animal lots offered.
Fragmentary OCR Note Nonsensical Text
An unreadable OCR fragment presents a jumble of distorted names and words without coherent context or clear event. No identifiable persons, organizations, places, dates, or outcomes can be determined from the readable portion.
Fragmented OCR note with unreadable content
A scrambled OCR fragment contains stray letters and broken phrases. No coherent event or names emerge to identify a clear news item. The readable portions do not reveal a person, place, or date to anchor a summary.
Putnam County Recognizes Senator Harris Visit and Local Collision
The article describes Senator Harris visiting Putnam with a large crowd in attendance and praise for his frank, earnest talk on faith and loyalty to American institutions. A separate scene covers a two-car collision on Main Street involving Charis and Antler, with both drivers shaken but no serious injuries reported. Archer and Daily cars sustained damage as bystanders looked on.
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Saturda
George H Wiaris
Serahams
Putnam Court
Antler
Nova Worles
George Var Vilver
Charis
Archer
Pickles Drive Local Cash Distribution Across Community
About sixteen thousand dollars has circulated locally from pickle sales this season, with substantial returns per acre. Keokuk Canning Company expanded capacity to process contracted acreage, while producers like WG Green near Unionville earned large per acre sums, boosting employment and local commerce.
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WG. Green
Unionville
Jot Reed
Keokuk Canning Combars
Peragns
Otsetsary
Buy Garage at Livonia by Baquet and Guffey
Messrs Baquet and Guffey purchased the Tisdale Garage in Livonia from C R Tisdale on Monday and assumed control immediately. Baquet lives on the Ed Mowrer farm near Unionville, while Guffey is a son of Frank Guffey near Unionville. the new operators plan to move down soon. Tisdale retired for health reasons, and the buyers are described as capable and promising young men expected to draw customers.
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Messrs
C LL. Baquet
Wiliam Guffey
Tisdale
Livonia
R Tisdale
Baquet
Ed Mowrer
Unionville
William
Frank Guffey
Guffey
New Shades Installed for Grade Building
Window shades for the new Grade building have arrived and janitor Mr Davott is busy hanging them. The shades promise excellent quality and improved room aeration. Finishing touches are being completed rapidly while seats and protected areas are prepared for use.
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Davott
Moses
Stille Sells Kirksville Marble Shop to Partner
Emery Stille sold the Stille and Robinson Marble Shop in Kirksville to his partner Earl Robinson. Massra Stille and Robinson, both young men from Manville, bought the business about two years ago and have run it successfully. Stille likely to remain in Kirksville or nearby during the winter.
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Emery Stille
Stille & Robinson
Kirksville
Earl Robinson
Bart
Massra Stille and
Robinson
Manville
Mr. Stille
Local Track Notes With Fred Howard and Tom Young
Fred Howard near Lemon reports a stack in the field two miles southeast. Tom Young closes out four miles west of Martinstown as of Friday October 2, following a similar Friday September 26 note.
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Fred Howard
Stack
Lemon
Tom Young
Martinstown
Incorrect sewer line connection prompts temporary fix
An investigation found the Corade school line misconnected to the city sewer system causing backups. A temporary connector was installed to open into the ditch while a contractor plans a proper tie in to the city sewer line.
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Corade
Poor Townsmen and the Self-Sufficient Exchange
An editorial proposes a three month local buyer experiment where every resident purchases only from town stores. If shoppers buy what they need locally the town saves costs, boosts prosperity, and residents may abandon outside purchases for the local option.
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Gorin Argus
Putnam County Farmers Group Plans New Stock Shipping Body
The Putnam county unit of the Mixspurt Farmers Association aims to open a stock shipping operation at Monville with books to be opened in Unionville by October 1. Missouri farmers served by Unionville may ship stock to their company and claim patronage dividends, previously totaling over 500000 in 1924. Leroy T Halbert named secretary and H E Pauley chairman at a recent meeting.
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Putnam County
Mixspurt Farmers Association
F’ Ring
Monville
Hopen
Jeroy T Halbert
Halbert
Unionville
Lising -Tock
Missouri Farmers Association
H E Pauley
Leroy T Halbert
Weather forecast for Missouri amid radar update
The forecast notes a Wednesday outlook from the Weather Bureau with a table of radiophone data. Tonight shows a temperature change with Thursday’s high and low expected to shift.
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U.S
Missouri
Thableau
Sagres
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