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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 09, 1925
Page
5
The text argues that postwar regeneration relies on domestic economy while noting that the nation benefited the least from war, bearing debts and ingratitude from allies. It questions internationalist calls to intervene in Europe, urging a focus on American duties and security first.
The report describes heavy snow and drifts blocking roads, stranding worship and farm operations. Ollie McKinley moves east of the McKinley school house to Unionville. Henry Hal Lee Mitchell operates a business in Howland. G Dilliner makes a trip. residents visit relatives. Pickering of Omaha shifts stores. Davis and wife spend Sunday with Geo Dilliner and wife. The piece notes illness of a local correspondent and concerns for children and daily life amid the storm.
Ora Cook returned home from Ottumwa on Saturday while Mrs. Cook stayed for eye treatment and is improving. Bernard and Mrs Smith had Sunday dinner at Russell Crawford's. Mr and Mrs Wright welcomed a ninth grandchild Thursday night at the Foss Wright home. Edd Cook and sons visited Edd Robbins, and John Simp Durbin saw the new grandson at Abie Clark’s home. Grandfather is aging and frail.
The report notes snow covered earth and rabbits being slain by boys. Geo Fightmaster and wife visited Munday at the Rock Sehnelle home. Residents with radios listened to a presidential speech Monday. Local happenings include illnesses, livestock auctions, butchering, and visits from neighbors such as Rev Tritt and Mrs Keene.
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A fragmented note outlines choir debate orchestra and sports updates. It mentions Shakespeare study improvements and new band members while highlighting Hazel Culler as girls basketball captain and after school sessions led by Miss Sheets and Miss Oschner.
After football ends, Unionville boys begin basketball practice on December 2 with large turnout. Strong material from Unionville Lemone and Worthington boosts hopes as Juniors and Seniors join, aiming to compete for spots on the varsity squad.
The Eighth Grade football team and Freshmen met in an amateur Wednesday game to show the spirit of making the high school squad. Clarence Pratt and Ray Jones refereed as spectators watched a tense but undecided outcome. referees believed the Freshmen won 12 to 11.
The Music Department at I H S for 1925 26 year is regarded as a credit to the school. About 70 pupils study under Mr Dimer with supervision and an orchestra of around 35 members. The department has purchased new books featuring classical and notable selections.
In a report from the U H S music department, growing student interest is noted. The piece highlights more students learning to play instruments and a thriving, close-knit group shaping the year’s achievements under supervision of Francis Bacus.
On November 26 1925 the Unionville Midgets played Memphis Tigers in football. The first quarter ended 0-0 with Ray Jones injuring his shoulder and being replaced by von Shuey. Memphis scored a second quarter touchdown to lead 7-0, and the Midgets pressed in the third and fourth quarters butcould not overcome the deficit. Wayne Tysor and Clark Huston led the passing and reception efforts. Memphis won 7 to 0.
Members of the Chickaminshee Campfire hiked from City Market to Shelton cabin Tuesday evening. They ate roast wieners buns and pickles then returned to town in Gladys Michael's car due back by six. Muriel Furnish Kirkaville Unionville Debate report notes mixed outcome with Kirksville High School winning the debate on December 4 after a musical prelim, with both sides presenting strong points.
A fragmented clipping mentions Dorothy Pably and a “missing market” mystery. Residents report odd signs and vague references to a town event. No dates or clear names beyond Pably are readable.
Debating in Unionville High School is an extracurricular activity that earns a school letter for participants. Debaters work hard outside regular class hours to study and defend their school’s honor and reputation, gaining knowledge and skill from the words of wise men.
December first marked Ven Williams's 70th birthday as locals note his courteous manners. Rev Steven braved snow to keep a Christian Home appointment while Clell Ove shucks corn. A tombstone misstatement is corrected. Emery 4 Arland's house was damaged. neighborhood ladies cleaned Christian Home church. Claud Braden toured St Louis for business.
Fragmentary notes describe rare cases where acne and tigers influence captive breeding attempts. The report hints at challenges in care and survival, with investigators noting the need for specialized handling.
Local notes recount a Thanksgiving oyster supper hosted by Satoris and Shelton families with about 60 guests. Farmers shuck corn, James Jones orders a hog, and Fred Rennells injures a foot after a baby steps on it. Mrs. Ogle Stalcup returns home after medical care in St Joseph.
Management proposes a fund labeled viaticom to provide transportation home for every gambler who loses all their money. The plan aims to reduce personal crisis reports by ensuring safe return home after losses.
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