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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 19, 1925
Page
3
The piece argues that success comes from strong will power and cautions against low effort. It urges starting self discipline with a savings account to build financial resolve and core energy for achievement.
A collage of local incidents and social notes. The record reports a wagon accident returning from a wedding injuring no one, a marriage on August 15, Maud Brown’s death at 14, a broken leg from a horse accident, a marriage by Justice W Onderwood, a granite walk project, lightning strikes with minimal injury, a chautauqua address by Thomas Marshall, flooding at Flinhmacher’s home, and residents Hareler in Colorado Springs with one person found deceased inside.
Wes-Casady line rural mail carrier SAE Xowlyyest was seriously injured Friday when his car broke through a bridge approach south of the Geo Quigley place. Joe Frederick suffered a severe accident last Wednesday cutting grass with a hand scythe. his foot was cut below the instep by one and a half to two inches.
Attorney General Robert W Otto certifies ballot title to Secretary of State Charles U Becker for the workmen compensation act. The measure, held by referendum petitions, will go before Missouri voters in the next general election. The statute requires the ballot title to differ from the legislative title.
Me Johy Harty and family spent Sunday in Myore then Unionville for business. George Kantner worked on the McKinley school house door Saturday. Mrs Ollie McKinley and Mrs Eva Newland canned corn Friday. Mary Davis rode the Sunday train from Enterville to visit her parents. Rawleigh McKinley traveled to Unionville Friday to visit his sister.
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