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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 04, 1920
Page
2
An advertising representative connected with Fareun Co. is reported by the American Press Association as assisting with regional campaigns.
The piece surveys a high stakes political year with debates over the capital’s location, the Republican and Democratic campaigns, Senator Harding’s criticisms of Governor Cox, and calls for unity. It notes preparations by labor and financial groups and critiques on naval power, suffrage, and campaign financing dynamics.
A Kansas City era column discusses farmer cost pressures from federal policy and freight increases while Missouri prepares for a pivotal primary marking the first opportunity for women to vote in the state. It urges Republican women in Putnam county to study party platforms and participate intelligently in November elections.
Letter from J S Durbin commends Farmers Mutual Insurance Company for prompt and satisfactory settlement of a lightning damage claim dated June 29. Clyde Davis, Secretary, notes many similar endorsements and recommends the Mutual for swift settlement and fair handling.
Mrs Wynn of Cincinnati plans a Sunday visit to her daughter and family, with arrangements involving Dave Steele for travel and hospitality.
The Farmers Educational and Co-operative Union of America will hold a state convention in October with speakers from the national organization. The group, though titled ambitiously, has not yet attempted to field a political ticket.
Next Sunday August 8 preaching at Pollock 11 a.m. Lemons 3 30 p.m. and Bethany at night. Everyone welcome says Pastor S B Leatherman.
Forecast for August 2 to 7 calls for likely fair conditions early week with a chance of local showers later. Temperatures near normal across the region with modest variation and no major storm activity expected.
Misd Ferne Edwards of Pollock runs unopposed for the Democrat treasurer nomination after Andy Page of Milan withdraws days before the primary. Rumors say Page left to avoid being defeated by a woman. Also notes early peach ripening and a good crop this year. Miss Maggie Houdesheldt visits Cincinnati with her uncle Will Houdesheldt.
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