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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1937
Page
2
The editorial contrasts the magical view of Santa with the government burden of sustaining Christmas scale spending. It argues that citizens must recognize practical costs, notes Missouri restocking plans, and critiques old age assistance and foreign farm imports. It stresses patience, cooperation, and prudent policy to restore balance and avoid waste.
The author argues that protecting domestic farm production requires a duty on imported corn to equalize foreign and U S production costs. He contends low prices hurt farmers and blames political leadership and "magic" experts for not addressing rising farm misery and foreign competition.
The Republic-Bulletin notes Vermont shows a balanced budget and a small debt, with profits of 3.6 million seen over three years. It contrasts Vermont’s restraint with nationwide calls for budget balance and efficiency as the New Deal era persists. Vermont’s example is urged as a guide for GOP and national fiscal policy.
The Park biennium runs about 15 million dollars higher than Caulfield’s, making the current state government roughly 60 billion dollars more than in the CaId administration. This highlights rising government spending nationwide and locally.
The Wesley Chapel Ladies Aid met at Mrs Hall’s home on Armistice Day with seven members and two visitors. Mrs Cassandy read a piece about Armistice Day while Mrs Bennett of St Tania discussed household matters. A divorce case involving a Chicago man and his wife was noted.
Dr Hurliman married Edith Yowell in a single ring service at their Kirksville home. Rev Edgar Knight officiated with Edith Streeter singing I Love You Truly. Attendants Velma Yowell and Sam Hurliman. After breakfast the couple left for a brief trip and will reside in Canon City Colorado where he practices. Out of town guests included Hurliman relatives and friends. Kirksville Express, Nov 26.
The club met at the home of Mrs Maude Sandera on November 18 with eleven members present. They discussed upcoming community events and shared readings.
Chicago rupture shield expert H M Shevan will visit the Travelers Hotel Kirksville Mo Monday December 6 from 9 am to 6 pm. He claims The Zoetic Shield provides immediate rupture control and increases circulation without medicines or straps. He will demonstrate free and offers a method claimed to work regardless of body position or size.
Members gathered for a morning of quilting on two quilts followed by an afternoon business meeting. Prizes were won by Mrs. Alice Way and Mrs. Ada Spence. Guests included Mrs. Nervie Sanders and Miss Virginia Huffaker. Next meeting with Mrs. Zelza Lewis on December 2. The club plans a family dinner and program soon.
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