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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
3
The notice states subscription terms for The Unienville Republican printed by Unidenville Republican Printing Company. Prices listed include 1.50 per tear in advance and 2.50 for United States sections. Published at the Post Office Unionville Missouri as second class matter dated Wednesday December 9 1925.
The article notes Putnam County counted 2 153 farms in 1929 a drop of 28 from five years earlier It argues the decrease signals a trend toward larger fewer farms yet stresses the need for more farmers with smaller holdings comparing 1920 and 1925 average farm sizes 145 acres and 138 6 acres respectively.
An analysis argues that Minnesota county farmers gain higher profits from smaller, more intensive operations. It contends cutting average farm size from about 90 acres to fit wealthier regions would add tens of new farms and raise land values, while stressing the transition requires effort and market adjustments.
A analysis arguing the United States should avoid entangling alliances through the League of Nations while embracing a World Court. It contends reservations could have enabled U S entry, and praises a Court that preserves peace without war commitments. It notes Americans favor peace and liberty of action.
The Segreat National Bank and the First National Bank of Seymour Iowa merge into a single First National Bank with a $50 000 capital stack and the boards approving the plan. Doubtful paper from both banks will be deeded to a tarter to secure settlement, allowing a clean slate for the new bank.
Commissioner Pendis notes Missouri financial conditions mirror national strength under the current administration with rising assets and debt figures. The report highlights a total nationwide repo balance around 1.427 banks and trusts, totaling billions, and a September figure near 1.009 million dollars.
Princeton taxi driver James White sustained severe bruising after a head on collision when glare from opposing headlights blinded him north of Mercer while returning from Lineville Louisiana. He was treated at home and is recovering.
The Trenton Times reports an inaugural bus service linking Trenton and Milan with a return trip. The first Milan departure is at 7 30 a m and the Trenton return at 4 p m, traveling via Highway No 6 and stopping in intervening towns. Previous lines faced failures due to dirt roads not yet surfaced and rain conditions.
Memphis will reinstall the weather vane that stood atop the old Scotland county courthouse since October 185. After the new courthouse was built it was removed and stored, then repaired for continued use on the city water tank. The vane shows years of service and is valued by inhabitants for its long history.
Bethany officials move to curb street canvassers by requiring all solicitors to present credentials to the Mayor and Welfare Board before being allowed to solicit. Those found to be hoaxes will be asked to leave town promptly, potentially saving residents money.
The excerpt lists 14 points by T J Talbert of Missouri College of Agriculture detailing fundamentals for successful apple culture. It emphasizes planning, timely accurate actions, and forward thinking to improve shipping, handling, and market advantage while selecting suitable varieties and considering adaptation.
The guide emphasizes timely pruning and training of trees to develop proper balance and readiness for spraying. Protect young orchards from rabbits and mice until eight or more years old. Annual spraying is crucial, aiming for high quality fruit and yields, with diversification into other crops to stabilize the enterprise.
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