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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
4
Harding goes back to Marion Ohio after vacation in Texas and Panama to begin heavy work. He faces a colossal correspondence load and many state affairs to resolve. Cabinet selections add to the mounting tasks and decisions.
Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby visited South America aboard a United States warship. He met with high officials and prepared reactions greeted the mission, and a flag was created for him since none existed. The trip is viewed as a success.
The Senate committee on election expenditures will carry on its work after the election and aims to finish early next year. It plans to submit a report with recommendations on enacting new laws to limit candidates' activities in the future.
Widespread famine in Chinese provinces leaves many starving. Aid is being prepared with a committee of Americans organized by President Wilson to raise funds to stave off starvation until the new crop season.
Governor Gardner signaled opposition to a plan allowing state officials to purchase a state park, stating the matter should wait for the next legislative session. The previous legislature had provisions permitting certain officials to buy a park if needed, but the governor said the issue belongs to coming session deliberations.
The piece notes Indian name changes tied to Christian conversion, citing examples like a person formerly named Nosepricked now adopting Servant of Jesus as a surname. It discusses social and cultural implications of such conversions.
Burlington branch reports new train service harming auto livery routes between Linneus and southern towns but not affecting Linneus to inland and northern points. Garage operators gain time for city service. losses are not heavy. Also notes on gas fixtures and Earth's meteoric growth.
The Lemons school carnival has been postponed and will occur sometime after Christmas. It had been planned for next Saturday but will not take place as scheduled.
Walter Christy AVTF offers lower prices across selections with notable reductions advertised to attract shoppers.
Crowded society page recalls Hugh Edward Wynn hosting a party last week for a birthday. Mrs Parker hosted a Thursday afternoon bridge club meeting. The Borosis group plans a meeting tomorrow afternoon with Miss Stella E Os and Mrs H L Hane.
A shopper’s list highlights cranberries grape fruit oranges fancy apples bananas and various nuts. It also features Del Monte cherries pears loganberries and raspberries with Lee Brand products and ready mix flavor options including lemon spice and vanilla.
A fragmented notice describes seed packaging with unclear sizes and weights. It mentions six bad packages and references a seed brand. No clear event or locations are given, leaving the core details ambiguous.
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