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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1925
Page
6
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A large crowd attended the regular appointment at Union Grove on Sunday morning. Dinner guests included Leonard Scalf and family, Dale and Harold Scalf, Harry Scalf and wife, J. R. Kellison, Velma and Mary Noland, and many others. Evening visitors to Ira Potter and family, plus numerous local social visits and a Bethany meeting attendance.
Dora Swiger and Eva Gilworth hosted a birthday gathering with Dora Ivine Lorene Swiger Clark Scott Bertha Roy Scalf and Orval Christian present. Ice cream and cake marked Eva Gilworths birthday as guests departed late. Dora Swiger visited Eva Gailworth on Thursday morning and Ethel Swiger spent Saturday night with Mue Alexander.
Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for the devotion and support shown to the family during the illness and passing of wife and mother. Signed by C C Wood and children, acknowledging condolences and sympathy.
The article discusses dairy farmer urges to shift from overcultivation to permanent pasture on farm land in Pennsylvania. It cites White urging better land use and notes experiments show bluegrass pasture on high grade soils outperforming grain rotations, delivering higher crude digestible protein per acre.
Calf dysentery or white scours is a birth related disease with no specific cure. Prevention includes sanitation, iodine treatment on the navel, cleansing udders, early vet immunization with polyvalent calf dysentery serum, and using milk from cows not recently freshened to reduce spread.
The USDA dairy bureau studied how feeds alter milk taste and smell under certain conditions. Bulletins No 1097 1190 1208 and 1297 detail effects of silage alfalfa corn turnips cabbage and potatoes on milk flavor and odor and offer farmer guidance. Requests to the USDA in Washington DC can secure these publications.
The column urges alfalfa fed calves to reduce scouring and stresses timely use of good bulls for dairy profitability. It warns against cottonseed meal, highlights the harm of a troublesome herd element, and emphasizes profits from proper care, barns, hay, and forage. Ground oats aid boll health and dairy efficiency depends on high quality animals and nutrition.
From Kirksville to Centerville Ethel Horey suffered an ankle injury after a car incident when stepping from a vehicle. She underwent surgery Monday, two bones removed and the ankle cap knocked off. Lawson traveled to Hartford Sunny to visit his daughter. Aunt Martha Ledford hosted Brashear relatives last week.
Wording records visits and family gatherings as residents traveled to Unionville and Chillicothe for dental work and relatives. Pervie Shelan and family, John Henry Grid family, and Jim Tinsley were among those seen with spouses and kin. Kim Tinsley attended church in Stringtown. Victor Byers returned home after weeks with uncle Jim Tinsley. Will Raney and wife hosted others. Hoy Newland and Roy Newland were noted hosts.
Glendaale residents report Sunday visits among the Fill Whitneys and Abbotts, the Lewises and their cousins, plus several other families from Davenport and Marshalltown. Visitors include the Gordys, Partins, Dwyers, Stevenses, Montgomerys, Minears, and Neighbors as well as multiple trips to Unionville for business and threshing activity.
Clyde Pierson Tob Campbell and wife returned Friday from Quincy. Lt Joe Schlosser left Monday for Ida ho. Alma McDonald visiting in Sumner. Ellison and grandson returned from Kansas City Friday. Lula Jaques and children visiting Jim McDonald. Mrs Edgar Emmons went to Milan on Saturday. Mrs Enoch Reger and son also went to Milan Saturday.
An elderly man, age 60, reports feeling better after using Adlerika. The ad promotes Adlerika as a simple mixture of buckthorn bark and glycerine that relieves gas in ten minutes, eases bloating, and aids chronic constipation by removing old waste matter, with Druggists Rachford & Cullum endorsing it.
Maple Grove hosts visitors including Mr and Mrs John Francie and family and Mr Hall with Mrs Fowler and Ruth Ann in Greenity. Reta Shaw and Loum bdling of Des Moines wed Saturday. Community mourns Ted Baugher Pearl Minear and Lon Minear. Heartfelt sympathy extended to the bereaved.
Local residents mark a weekend of family visits and social calls. Maude Smith and children visited Dona Croft. Lena and Ruth Mills visited Edith and Fern Can ye. Grace Mullenix spent time with Lemma Croft. Victor Casady and wife visited at home. Sybil Hays spent part of the week visiting.
Livonia Route 1 reports late notes from residents visiting relatives in Jefferson City and Unionville. Mr and Mrs Harry Woodruff and John Woodruff of Newton Virginia travel to see family as a hail storm damages crops in the area. Joe Surrey buys a car from Lloyd Tellsworth of Exline.
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