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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 08, 1925
Page
3
It is recognized that broader collaboration among men aids business development. The institution pledges full cooperation with farmers and invites consultation on farming matters of interest and importance.
A wide assortment of brief items from the Republican Files reports Fred Cozad returning from St Louis to begin school terms, appointments and Sunday school setup, moves of residents such as Wyckot and others, marriages including Johnny Jewell purchasing a Starcup a shop and several couples wed in Des Moines and Lemona. Details include local trades, patents, and community events across several towns.
A long OCR fragment recounts that defective chimneys and flues caused substantial property losses in the United States from 1915 to 1923. It attributes most damage to resident carelessness and urges caution, noting hazards in urban and park-adjacent areas and calling for preventive measures and inspections.
The Limaeys News notes David McShane stopped his subscription last fall to save money but missed a sale advertised by the paper. He later returned to renew after realizing he lost about $60 he would have saved. The incident is cited as a warning about suspending subscriptions.
West Liberty reports a well attended Henry Galloway sale with most items sold. Local health updates include Eulalia Harford seen by a doctor. Several residents attended elections and others visited family, dined, or traveled to nearby towns. Health notes, family visits, and community events fill the week with routine updates on residents such as Mr and Mrs Henry Galloway moving, garden work, and local gatherings.
A brief note records Homer Duncan of near Hartford visiting the Dewey Purkey pile home on Sunday. The encounter highlights a local social visit in the community.
Mrs. Frank Link spent Monday with Mrs. Everett Lupton. Mrs. Earl Murphy visited her parents this week. Mrs. Stanley Brown will entertain the Ladies' Aid at lunch in April. Earl Coffrin works for Stanley Brown this summer. Mrs. Henry Nelson helped her sister Mrs. Willie Casady. Mr. and Mrs. Lora Dixon hosted Sunday evening with Frank DeVore.
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