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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1918
Page
6
The Lan gmeter Excelsior notices editor W Melvin died aged 104 and recalls wartime service and homecoming expectations. It discusses American troops in Russia, support from the United States, and patriotic themes. It references McAdoo resigning, wage debates, and labor tensions amid World War I context.
A half century old remedy promises quick relief from cold and bronchial irritation. It loosens phlegm soothes a sore throat and brings comfort, with broad popularity and availability at druggists.
A short advertisement-like note promotes a product named New Life Fille or Life Fille for digestive relief. It asserts regulation of the cet and cleansing the system to relieve torpid bowels and improve function. It reads like an old herbal remedy pitch.
A critique notes wasteful government spending on rent and unused office space in Washington and idle clerks while private firms faced shortages. The piece urges accountability as Congress contemplates examining public revenue. Mrs John Cotton and family arrived Friday from Milan intending to settle here.
Remodeled drug store on the square by W C Knight and RB F Henkle. A wedding at the bride’s parents home in Jackson township. Names of attendees listed. Mrs Lorenzo Jones travels. baby born soon. Lucerne Standard revived with editor E H Wilson. PEO dinner aids needy families on Thanksgiving. Marriage licenses issued: Shaver and Lunsford. Noel and Hayes. Cook and Denslow. Myers and Garner. Stiles and Mullins. Putomin and Walt. Rake Geisinger's 14th birthday celebrated by friends. Oldaker named manager of Milan Steam Laundry. Johnson–Cook wedding at bride’s parents. Unionville Milan colored dance at Pollock. Ice harvest underway. temperature near zero. Jas Drury moving to town. Lowground store building under construction. Powersville reports corn receipts. 25 cents paid. More licenses issued. Joseph McAnnelly noted as prominent local resident.
Reports detail a paralysis death in a nursery last Friday and a one hour frozen ground illness, Uncle Billy Jones slipping on a tile floor causing a head cut, and two marriages R L Hill with Viola Lemtey and William Channell with Clara Niday. New theater The Bon Ton opens near Yount’s. Farmers Clothing Co leases McCalment building. Unionville visitors and various small events fill the week.
The text explains how states handle Senate vacancies under the Seventeenth Amendment. It notes governors may appoint temporarily until an election, with the general rule that appointees serve until the next general election, and cites examples from New Hampshire Missouri South Carolina Louisiana Oregon Nevada Idaho New Jersey. It also mentions occasional special elections and an exception in Kentucky involving Senator Martin.
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