Republican Printing Company Addressing The Unionville Republican
A historical political notice discusses The Republican and Unionville Republican Printing Company in East DA, April 1, 1936. It critiques state finance corruption, calls for investigation, and argues for swift punishment of any guilty public officials to protect the integrity of Missouri banking oversight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Republican
Dalvarine Republican
Unionville Epublican Printing Company
Bae East
Thas Sey
Alyst
Millspaugh
France Department
Millspough
Menuet
Madndt
Finance Department
aMie Demattors
Milspaugh
The Republican expands print size and capacity
The Republican increases its format to a larger weekly section with added machinery and more pages. The change aims to improve readability and service, maintaining high editorial standards and faster production while offering an extra column and longer pages. The paper notes a significant gain in news type setup versus older, space killing methods.
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Republican
Fragmentary OCR Note Lacks Clear News Event
The readable text appears as garbled chatter with no identifiable people, places, dates, or actions. It mentions interest, asking to look over a ban, and a vague notion of better acquaintance but provides no concrete event or outcome.
Appreciation for Votes in Recent Primary
G A Tate thanks supporters who walked to the polls without solicitation and gave him their votes in the recent primary.
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G. A. Tate
City Auto Tag Display Rule Appears in Notice
Readable fragments indicate a city ordinance requiring vehicle license tags to be displayed on the front or rear of cars. The due date mentioned is April 1, with the tag showing clearly on the vehicle.
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Automoone Bete
St. Cloud
Rock of Ages
Oats and Visits Mark Week in Douglas District
Local residents including Zare Robbins Fred Cook and Dave Allison sowed oats last week. Rosie Scott met with Jennie Bohan Emaline Berry and Selma. Uncle Johnee visited the Newland home. Jen Pinson sold oats to Galloway. Letha Dewees stayed with her aunt Cora Cook and attended the Methodist Glee Club. Austin and Mrs. Scott visited Fred Scott's home Wednesday.
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Zare Robbins
Fred Cook
Dave Allison
Rosie Scott
Ghorqton
Jennie Bohan
Emaline Berry
Dau
Selma
Johnee
Ee Newland
Jen Pinson
Mr. Galloway
Fred Scott
Sowress
Letha Dewees
Cora
Pollock Preaches at Delphi Sunday Afternoon
Reverend Pollock preached at Delphi on Sunday afternoon. The report notes local attendance and mentions community members Ira Garner from Colorado visiting neighbors and friends, along with several residents visiting family in town.
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Pollock
Delphi
Milo McCarty
Scott
Oata
Ira Garner
Colorado
Ollie Mowrer
Blanche Mo
John L. Smith
Séifers
Florence Hunter
Robert Berry
Douglas
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Unionville Republican
Deasilie Republican Printing Co. Publishers
United States
F. O. Eton
Cite
Applegate Millinery
Yount & Yount
Yale
Jim VanDyke
Ner Owland
Joba
Ruth Berry
Chillicothe
Radford & Cullum’s
Rachford & Cullum
Granite Works
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