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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 07, 1910
Page
2
Chariton works to repair telephone poles and crossarms to restore lines. Forest Havs owns a Shetland pony seen passing through Chariton from Centerville after purchasing it. Various residents report travel, coal hauls, illness, and hunting plans in a as-it-happened local update.
A fragmentary item notes Carl Ulrich joined with Robert Caldwell on property once vacated by Joseph Congersey William Miller began school Monday. J W Dogan and family and Mr Hart of Seattle visited A O Porter. Hart fired the first gun from the battleship Oregon at Santiago Bay when Cervera's fleet was destroyed.
Our Schol s Eighth Grade boys and girls strive for Ein deportment next time. The spirit of earnestness fills classes. New pupils George Chandlee from Centerville and Fred Pickett in the 4th grade join Miss Eva Carson in the 8th grade. The superintendent collects original compositions to gauge English usage. A hung jury results in a turkey theft trial for Norman Proffer. There are desk updates, library work, and raised funds for a bell. Eighth graders must have Agriculture before diploma exams.
Kansas City court of appeals holds motor car owners liable when their vehicle frightens a team, causing a driver injury. Andrew Hollenbach of Buchanan County was injured when James H. Mc Cord of St. Joseph drove a car that frightened his team, throwing him from the wagon and breaking bones. Damages of 5000 were awarded by the trial jury. the appeal ruling also notes insurance mention in a St. Joseph newspaper did not affect the verdict.
The document advocates post office self sufficiency and civil service expansion for postmasters, honors Peary and Rear Admiral status, notes an $8.296 billion agricultural value, praises a robust census, urges health bureau creation, and supports stricter penalties for shipping firms. It also calls for Interstate Commerce Commission valuation powers and budgetary provisions, with pricing and retirement reforms and a push for improved infrastructure oversight.
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