07 Aug 1918
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1918
Page
1
Advise bringing in suits for pressing cleaning and reblocking. Promotes first class workmanship at reasonable prices. Claims customers can save money by consulting before ordering their next suit and assures right price and quality.
Gov control of railroads increases demand for trained workers. A recruitment meeting at the Q depot at 2 30 pm on August 10 1918 will explain licensing training and expense coverage for firemen brakemen switchmen and car repairers. Fifteen Putnam county men are to entrain for Jefferson Barracks tomorrow as part of ongoing military registration and classification.
Republicans tally about 1300 to Democrats 270 as hot county races split near evenly. Boesche wins Recorder by 23 votes, Triplet takes Circuit Clerk, Valentine Probate Judge, Probasco East End Judge lead all day. Pickett likely wins State Senator. Folk leads Wilfley for U S Senate. Romney dispute swells in Democratic Congress race.
A spell of intense hot winds caused notable damage and widespread heat distress across the area. Power and water shortages emerged as temperatures stayed high, and corn fields suffered heavy losses followed by days of relief as conditions cooled slightly. Families including the Conger and Rachford households prepared travel to Oklahoma for two weeks, while Roxie Fowler returned to hospital duties in Kansas after a week’s visit.
Our Girls and Boys perform selections including Isle O Dreams Ball, On the Road to Home Sweet Hue, and The Star Spangled Banner presented by LeRoy delection with Mary Cramer and the band. A forecast for August 6 to 19 shows showers in the Copper Mississippi and Lower Missouri Valleys with temperatures mostly above normal.
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