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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1919
Page
12
In many cites and towns officials enforce strict fuel regulations. Residents resist and claim private rights, but authorities argue the public good outweighs individual needs. The article notes fuel waste can cost lives by leaving others freezing without shared sacrifice.
Fragmented lines describe political endorsements with references to South Uarota, a president, and parties. Mentions of Wilson and Lowden imply a historical election context, with unclear names and garbled phrases.
In a chatty note, Nelle enthuses about the Gulbransen Player Piano performance featuring Dreamy Alabama, quips on Grace preferring the piano to Mrs. B’s backing out, and imagines accompanying Jim’s violin. She looks forward to a new Gulbransen piano and keeping him home at night.
A series of property transfers in Unionville Missouri listing grantees grantors and parcels in blocks 20 and 21 across several dozen acres. Transfers include lots and swathes of land in Livonia and surrounding tracts with sums ranging from 75 to 8000 dollars.
The text appears damaged and incomplete describing a dispute over profits and proofs. It references an act or opinion about owners, a proofing request, and accusations of unfair practices targeting a company or individuals.
Fragmentary OCR note references a peace dollar item and ambassador duties. Mentions European counties and a planned base and ratification between states. Content is garbled and lacks coherent facts or identifiable entities.
After a period of delay to decide on a 14 percent wage offer, the government last week opted to prosecute several miners and their officials for contempt of court. The charges allege they conspired to stay out and encouraged each other despite the court order.
H C Frick, steel and coke magnate of New York, died at his Fifth Avenue home last week in his 70th year. His fortune, about 200 million dollars, largely goes to public art galleries and related causes. He rose from a poor farm boy to a leading industrialist and Wall Street power.
The Wolfe school community offers heartfelt respects for a lost pupil and student, expressing profound sympathy to the mother and father. The note notes the child’s kindness and intelligence and asks for comfort through faith in Jesus.
Services planned at West Liberty Christian church on Sunday December 14 with morning and evening sessions. Elder George Williams and Mrs. Lloyd Faudree invited attendees to join in worship. Faudree had returned home Thursday after visiting relatives in Macon.
A garbled excerpt discusses rising fuel costs and their ripple effects on prices for essential goods. It mentions consultations and public warnings about what to do, with an emphasis on prevention of widespread financial strain and the broader effect on households.
The official board of the Methodist Episcopal church in Unionville Missouri announces no evening services after Sunday morning due to fuel considerations. The measure aims to conserve fuel and aid families in need while continuing morning worship. Pastor J Howard Thompson signs the notice.
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