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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1918
Page
4
A fragment notes a postal location in Unionisin Missouri with unclear sentence and missing class material. The readable portion references a post office and a disjointed field likely from a longer notice or report.
The piece weighs the feasibility of a world peace league championed by Wilson. It argues ideals are noble but plans must be workable, noting risks to sovereignty, race and economic tensions, and the likelihood of continued wars without long term cultural change. It also urges focus on practical steps and warns against imposing will at the peace conference.
The Children’s Code Commission urges a statewide campaign on postwar social problems. The National Public Welfare League of Kansas City will conduct the drive, with Mrs. Lucille B Lowenstein and Supt. Theodore Hanson guiding efforts from St. Louis and Kansas City.
The county urges universal Red Cross membership this Christmas. The drive focuses on memberships, not fundraising, with one dollar per person split between national and local chapters. Local leaders and township chairmen are named, and expected strong turnout given public health rules and broad awareness of the Red Cross mission.
A dated collection of brief notes notes from Livonia Howland Mapleton and Seymour. Items recount visits by Mrs Bell Minks and son Lloyd plus Al Thompson Claud Rogers and Jesse McCalment on business. A child dies of pneumonia influenza. baby born Sep 1 died. A brakeman narrowly escapes a freight train accident at the depot.
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