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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 03, 1924
Page
3
Missouri has rapidly advanced in road development over the past several years, shifting from skepticism to confidence. A state-wide system, led by capable commissioners, cut overhead costs, expanded revenue, and boosted property values while improving transportation and commerce statewide.
A sweeping road program reshapes Missouri infrastructure with rapid construction and unseen changes. Authorities push modernization, citing lasting impact on transport, economy, and regional development.
The text argues for widespread state control of highways, noting that state ownership reduces township and county duties and taxes while improving road quality. It claims many roads will be state managed, with local areas abandoning or paying less for maintenance, and stresses economic efficiency and better social life as the change progresses. It also references Republican Senate actions and internal party disputes affecting committee assignments.
Fragment discusses mourners bench and GOP senators amid calls for tougher negotiation. It mentions a country hoping Republicans in the Senate will handle members and situations more effectively.
The White House inquiry notes President Coolidge often attends to his own business and avoids meddling in congressional affairs. He handles administration, commissions, bureaus, and thousands of appointments while leading cost reductions, firmly upholding constitutional limits.
A U S Department statement dated November 1924 shows Missouri achieving 100 percent yields across several crops, with North Dakota at 185.5 percent. The five main crops’ production for the season is 0.2 percent above last year and 1.0 percent above the five‑year average.
The per capita production of the principal crops in the United States is 11 percent lower this season than last year and 41 percent below the five year average.
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