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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 13, 1922

Page

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Unionville High Seeks North Central Association Membership

Unionville High School applies for membership in the North Central Association of schools and colleges. The school meets requirements: teachers with degrees, salaries at state standards, up to date buildings and equipment, and passes inspectors. Membership would allow graduates to enter any college without entrance exams and with full credit, a status rare outside Missouri. The article also notes Virgil C Rose Jr of Carrollton elected treasurer of the Kansas City Law School sophomore class after a contested election.

Feepee Valley Unionville North Central Association of Schools and Colleges Collees Unionville High School Callenes Missouri Carrollton Rose Virgil C Rose, Jr Kansas Cy Pol If Law Kansas City Star Bia Virgil de Rose Yal Theatre

Debating Team Advances to State Contest at Bensonville

The Bensonville High School debating team earns a state berth as Murdock and Hartley Pollock win honors in preliminaries. They will face Milan in Milan on December 22 to argue that the United States government should own and control all coal mines. Leah Milan is noted for prior involvement and promise, and community interest grows as the team represents the school.

Bensonvilla High School Ae Sg Secon Milan Sana Messrs Murdock Hartley Pollock United States Ts Pendee Unionville Ques Leah Milan Aecesiarions Considergee Balon Fiaud Hain Nort

Bought the Mills Candy Kitchen by Briggs of Durham Oklahoma

Mr. W. H. Briggs from Durham Oklahoma bought the South Ride Candy Kitchen from Mr. B. O Mills and took possession Monday. He plans to open a candy kitchen short order and hot drinks place soon after renovations. Briggs and his two children visited from Durham and plan to stay in town with Rev. G. W. Edwards family nearby.

W. H. Briggs Durham Oklahoma South ‘Ride B. O ‘Mills

Emma May Cook Stock Company at Unionville Opera House

The Emma May Cook Stock Company performs this week in Unionville at the opera house. The company offers a strong line of plays and this road show provides welcome variety for theatre goers. Manager Summers has no Royal show this week until Saturday due to the stock company performances.

Emma May Cook Unionville Opera House Summers the Royal

Love Pirates of Hawaii light opera at Unionville High School

The Unionville High School music department presents Love Pirates of Hawaii on December 20. Dorothy Dear daughter of a rich American attends a private girls school in Hawaii. Sailor Billy Woods disguises as a plate to visit her as pirates arrive and are captured by Miss Primer. Billy is captured then escapes with ship aid and returns as the plot resolves.

Miss Primer Billy

Miller Tire Station Becomes Miller Fire and Battery Station

Amie Miller assumes combined management of battery oil and gas services previously run separately by Asa Barnes and A G Buabee. The new Miller Fire and Battery Station will operate from the McCalment Building with John Morrison continuing to handle gasoline and oil lines.

Asa Barnes Barnes A G Buabee Miller Tire Miller

McKinley School House Burns in Lincoln Township

The McKinley schoolhouse in Lincoln township burned at about seven o clock Tuesday morning. The cause is not certain but suspected to be a heater left burning overnight. The fire destroyed the building and the students books before help could arrive. Miss Alice Pittman is the teacher.

McKinley Lincoln Township Alice Pittman

Green City closes schools and public places for diphtheria scare

The Green City public places including schools and churches are ordered closed for two weeks to curb diphtheria. Children must stay off streets during the period under penalty of prosecution. Officials believe exposures will develop and the disease be controlled afterward.

Green City

Red Cross Nurse Resigns From Putnam County Post

Mrs. Hogg a Red Cross nurse assigned by the State Board of Health to Putnam County resigned after failing to endure the cold. She left last week and returns to Alabama. Her work here was highly regarded and the board plans to assign another nurse to the field early next year.

Hogg Red Cross Putnam County State Board of Health Eye ‘App Alabama State Board

Man Killed Duck Hunting Near Brookfield

H C Meyers of near Brookfield died accidentally while duck hunting after helping load corn. He went to a blind to shoot ducks, reloaded as he moved, and the shotgun discharged striking him in the side. He was found dead when others searched after he did not return at the expected time.

H. C. Meyers Brookfield

Princeton Ails Under Ku Klux Rumor Slur

The Princeton Post reports a man in Princeton received a mail notice stating he was deemed guilty of being a professional confer by the Ku Klux Klan and warned of a personal visit. The town reacts to the allegation and questions whether a Klan chapter exists there.

Princeton Post Ku Klug Klan The Knights

The Presidents Message on Reconstruction and Prices

Fragmented text outlines The Presidents view on postwar recovery focusing on agriculture credit reform transportation costs and the need to boost farm production. It references the war’s economic strain and calls for extended farm loan powers rail and supply chain improvements and prompt congressional action.

Santa Sa Hay Mont Bellerang Amsyicas War Finance Corporation Farm Loan Bureau Alrady Neas Federal Land Banks Wallah Federal Reserve Congress

Shantung Crisis Shows Complex Foreign Pressure

Fragmented report notes Shantung in flux as Japan withdraws from claimed territory under U S guidance. Chinese bandits then harbor power, while League efforts falter. clash highlights instability in Shantung amid international diplomacy.

Transportation Reform and Inland Waterways Debate

An excerpt discusses railways and the potential shift to inland waterways. It argues rail mileage is insufficient for current needs and calls for lower farm and basic commodity freight rates, noting past modest wage-related rate cuts were ineffective. The piece critiques government operation and urges cooperative railroad management to reduce costs without widespread disruption.

Interstate Commerce Commission Commission Regula

Peninsula position cited as threat to nearby nations

Fragmentary report notes fears among three nations that citizens driven to greve may destabilize the region. It suggests that had the government managed the crisis better, peace on the peninsula might have been preserved.

Greve Dan Itga

United States Endorses Open Door Policy at Lausanne Talks

The United States observers at the Lausanne negotiations in Switzerland declared support for an open door policy in the Near East. The stance aims to prevent favoritism among nations and ensure equal access to trade and resources, challenging France's aims to divide territories.

United States Lausanne Switzerland France

Hilder Mayd M Edwards Rehired for Church Work

The Official Church Board with the congregation approves another year for Hilder Mayd M Edwards starting January 1. Edwards has served just over a year and led forty three accessions to the church locally plus work at other county churches. His family will remain with the church for at least one more year.

Ristian Church Hilder Mayd M. Edwards Ider Edwards

Fred Drury Undergoes Operation

Representative elect from Putnam county Fred Drury underwent surgery Monday for an infected bone in his right leg. The operation will bar his attendance at the Le nure session opening January 8, but friends hope for a swift recovery to participate in the general work of the session.

Fred Drury Putnam County

Fred Cook Visits Kansas City On Thursday

Fred Cook traveled to Kansas City on business Thursday to conduct meetings and related activities. The trip involved planned discussions with local partners and itinerary remaining as scheduled.

Fred Cook Kansas City

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North ‘Central Association Citizens Bank of D. Hayward Kandy Pirates OF Hawaii National Bank of Unionville Princeton Treasury Savings Marshall National Bank Shantung China Harding Japan League of Nations U. S Fred Drury McCutchen, & Son Farmers Bank OF
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