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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
5
Fragmented OCR notes describe Unionville Missouri postal and printing details. Mentions Republican paper pricing and reserved second class mailing status. Contains misspellings and garbled phrases but references a local newspaper and printing firm.
The author argues against linking farm price declines to the recent election, blaming war policies and lack of prep for economic adjustment. They warn against foreign policy meddling, urge focus on rebuilding, and claim the new administration must fix inflation, support producers, and restore stability as prices settle. The piece also discusses crime reduction through moral standards and reflects on League of Nations debates and U S membership implications.
The article notes a nationwide rise in crime tied to postwar moral shifts, with waves varying by region. It argues crime persists always, flaring in certain areas after major conflicts as social tensions rise and loosen.
Editorial argues the League of Nations acts only when ordered, questions its impotence over Armenian affairs, and notes U S leaders retreat from politics while pondering arms and sanctions. The piece claims U S membership could force troops abroad yet threaten constitutional limits and market controls.
A car carrying members of the Mememphis girls basketball team fell off a roadside drop near Lewistown on a recent night. No injuries beyond a few minor scrapes were reported, with one passenger receiving a small scratch.
The veteran entertainers Collins and Harlan tour the country as America’s Favorite Entertainers. They will appear in concert on Saturday night December 4th, and Putnam County residents are urged to hear them for their blend of acting and singing.
A new Chicago police chief ordered a roundup of criminals, detaining more than a thousand, with many fined after a preliminary screening. The force now tracks criminals’ movements, prompting many to flee the city as authorities intensify suppressive measures.
Notice to taxpayers of Elm Township lists dates and locations for tax collection. The collector, Geo. Lane, will be at Gravere on December 9 and 28, Kinstown on December 14 and 28, and at Haard December 17 for response and collection of taxes.
A Chicago Tribune item describes a distressed child who, after a brief coin exchange, asserts bluntly that he is worth eight cents. The scene centers on a small boy in a market setting expressing self value amid the exchange.
Witnesses describe a brief two to three day quarrel that escalated into a hand to hand fight. A mother rushed to stop the confrontation and admonished the participants noting that fighting among kin is unwise.
Fragmented text outlines a program for practical thrift and vocational learning focusing on agriculture and home economics. Mentions poultry keeping, canning, and hands on tasks as paths to earning power and happiness through good school work and physical development.
A fragmented note outlines products derived from a tree labeled blackboy. It mentions resin or formalin nuances and suggests varying uses and value, without clear context or dates. Further details are unreadable in the snippet.
Sealing wax used in England as early as 1850 and earlier, with many seals made from a mixture of beeswax and resin while others were pure beeswax. The public record references show varied compositions across dates 1800s and earlier.
An uneven magazine clipping notes a cartoonish moment where a hero scours shelves for an antidote amid a breezy joke page. The fragment hints at whimsy and the era’s playful tone without full context.
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