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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1937
Page
5
Eligible youths age 14 and over weighing 106 pounds or more may enter the Golden Glove Boxing Tournament sponsored by The Unionville Republican in Unionville Missouri. Competition is by class with winners in their divisions. Entries must be mailed to The Unionville Republican Unionville MO by December 30 and 31 1997 to be included.
Mr. O. E. Moore made a business trip to Des Moines on Saturday. The Ladies Aid of the Methodist church held a bazaar and food sale. Mr. Cleo Bratton and Mrs. Ed Thompson of Kahoka, Mo. Mr. and Mrs. Quedar Morgan of St. John, and Finis McNeiley of Des Moines were mentioned among visitors and locals. Rae Burgh McNeiley of Allerton won a prize, Happy Day club met with Mrs. Watson, Mrs. Stewart Halley suffered burns from clothing ignition but survived, and several residents returned or visited family in Oregon and Missouri.
The Bethany area reports several social visits including Orval Lee Culler with Mrs Laura Hackney and Cleo Miller with family. A serious arm injury occurred when a glass shattered a door, cutting an artery. Mrs Jennie Coppock's death is noted, with families visiting Mrs Harve Hackney as she remains ill.
A brief holiday greeting mentions Miss Bernice and focuses on greetings to the Republican readers. It references individuals connected to local activities and a coal mine context without detailing events or outcomes.
Fragmentary OCR mentions Mrs. Laraine Mullenix in Centerville on Saturday and Mrs. Jim Duncan with a last name unclear. The readable text hints at a social visit or similar event connected to the Stor Mdullents home, but details and full context are missing.
Harold Lemley returns from Minnesota while George and family visit. Cora Mundon recovers from illness. Raymond Jones family returns from Iowa. James Buckallew family visits Sarah Triplett. T A Buster and others gather with J E Buckallew after weekend.
Dr Louis A Warren notes Lincoln was first pictured on a U S cent during the 1909 centennial, amid shifting sentiment against public portraits. He cites Teddy Roosevelt’s push for the law, signed after Lincoln’s assassination, and recalls the 1864 minting of the bronze penny under Lincoln’s presidency.
The new 15th Congress confronted broad administration goals including a judiciary reorganization, wage and hour controls, and a housing program. The House blocked major restructuring, while a housing bill advanced to the President. Senate approved Hugo L Black for the Supreme Court to fill a vacancy, with delays in confirmation.
A fragment argues that rising operating costs force rate readjustment or fair taxation. It cites a 1996 tax figure of 21.1 billion and warns that excessive levies threaten earning capacity, suggesting two paths: allow rate readjustment or curb abusive fiscal practices by governments.
Lewis claimed years of hunting in Bear Mountain Park yielded only two copperheads and none of the feared rattlers, reflecting a sparse venomous presence in the area.
The article stresses tuberculosis control through early case reporting and isolation when possible, with sanatorium or home quarantine as options. It highlights public education, panel diagnostics, and public health nursing, plus regular contact examinations as key program components. It notes broader health funding and a focus on preventing infection from contagious patients.
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