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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1925
Page
7
The legislature closed for the day after a protracted session. Mr Noland praised his own work opposing bad bills and noted hundreds of measures faced by Howse and colleagues. He stressed the need for vigilant scrutiny to keep laws sound while remaining active in deliberations throughout the session.
Mir and Mrs Pearl Martz spent evening with Jim Morrow. Jim Bradshaw visited Orval Burns near Weatherry. Gardens largely planted with some potatoes. Dee Crooks and Mr Bell Maigee called on Mrs Edd Lynch. George Nylton and family visited Herbert Morrow. Jota of mun enjoyed the evening. Franklin of Des Moines buried at Rose cemetery. Last Tuesday election day Verge Casady reelected as director for another term.
Mr and Mrs Albert Montgomery visited at the Will Whitney home Sunday evening. Mr and Mrs C Abbott visited at the Will Whitney home Sunday. Mrs Jacob Lewix and son visited at the Robt Mullenix home Sunday evening. Jack Jenkins baby shipped to Graysville Thursday and laid to rest in Rose cemetery. Charles Ayers boy is better. Jasper Mullenix visited at the Bob Mullenix home Sunday.
A group of Moulton youths admitted to damaging plaster and roosting in a school building. Local reports indicate they undertook the act as a prank, leading to a fine information being filed. James K Kerr, former superintendent in Chillicothe, resigns to take a St Louis junior high post with higher pay, remembered by Unionville schools era residents.
A fragmentary reflection pairs the mind and steel with visions of heaven and hell. The text contrasts modern power and spiritual ascent, imagining machines guiding souls toward a radiant, perilous horizon.
In Ottumwa a queen on a white throne presided over a village stage show. Dancers in pastel and primrose costumes with red and black fairy wings, including Willa Mine Niesen and Evelyn Hahn, delighted the crowd with The Mud Pie Dayg and The Dance of the Katydids.
The Missouri Red Book from the State Bureau of Labor Statistics by Frank Middleton surveys state industry trends. It notes rapid growth across sectors, especially shoes, with St. Louis emerging as a leading global shoe market and Missouri becoming a top shoe state, surpassing Boston and Massachusetts.
Everett Mudd of Downing was asleep when plaster from the ceiling gave way, injuring him with knocked loose teeth a badly peeled nose and a tongue bite. He was fleeing the area as debris fell on him in the recent incident.
The Blade reports a disastrous fire in Laclede spurring the town board to seek measures to prevent future blazes. Empty stores littered with debris and dilapidated coal houses near valuable buildings are cited as hazards the board hopes to eliminate.
Judge Arbo Van Valkenberg of the Kansas City federal bench was nominated by the President and confirmed by the Senate to join the Eighth Circuit. Merrill Ouds as assistant attorney general of Missouri under Barrett will succeed him on the Kansas City district court bench.
A historical note states Holland's colonies hold about eight million people, far more than the mother country, and highlights Java as the most valuable possession, famed for its coffee.
The Herald reports an effort to popularize the town as Canna City, seeking wider recognition and community identity through branding and local promotion.
A large new plate glass section was installed at the RB. F. Little & Son office after damage to the old pane. The five by ten foot glass piece formed part of the front of the building. Earhart and Garver completed the work with care to prevent breakage.
A local resident D R Terwillinger of Milan Missouri shares a tale of back pain after a work injury and urges kidney support with Dean’s Pills a stimulant diuretic. The ad warns backache signals kidney trouble and warns of grave outcomes if untreated.
Easter day brought unusually pleasant weather with warmth and a clear sky, encouraging residents to wear new clothing. Roads remained dry yet rough, limiting travel to distant communities while Unionville people enjoyed a day described as ideally beautiful.
Sealed bids for a two year deposit of Richland township funds are due by Monday April 20 1925. Bids must include a certified check for two hundred dollars. John C Mullenix township clerk Unionville Missouri Route 2 872
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Citizens Bank of Unionville will be held at its banking house in Helcoville Missouri on June 6 at 9 oclock in the morning. The meeting will continue for at least three hours unless the stated object is accomplished sooner.
Notice for a meeting to elect five directors for the Sai Bank for the ensuing year and to transact other business. Attest Poom Mannon, President Sith Hayward, Secretary. Public notices also reference a 1920 deed of trust involving Andrey Elfin, Edith Ellie, and J A Thompson, with a Putnam County Missouri property described and a mortgage due.
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