Alumni Banquet Planned by Unionville School Alumni
The first annual mid season alumni banquet for Unionville School graduates will be held December 29 at the high school. Harold Woodard is coordinating invitations, with about 400 mailed to graduates. Tickets are one dollar. reservations should be made early to accommodate all attendees.
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Snow Closes Roads Yet Brings Hope Of Smooth Travel
A heavy snowfall Monday night covered most surfaces with even depth, followed by colder weather that may prolong the freeze. Travel resumes as roads thaw and improve, but corn gathering remains hindered by bitter conditions and packed snow making field access difficult.
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Lozier bill targets government envelope pricing
Missouri congressman Lozier introduces a bill to stop government envelopes being sold below cost to private printing plants nationwide. It aims to cover hiring handling and transportation costs while paying the difference from taxes, arguing this creates unfair competition and shifts costs to the public.
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Chance for Library in Unionville Faces Feasibility Hurdles
Community interest grows in starting a county or city library in Unionville. Officials propose a small tax to fund a nucleus library, with West Room space in the rural schools office to house books and shelving. Local groups consider book donations and fundraising to assemble several hundred volumes as a starting collection.
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Engineering for Paving Completed Delayed Main Street Decision
Engineers completed paving plans for the square and will report to the city. Main Street paving remains for future action depending on square developments. Officials note plans may adapt to the chosen paving type after property owners agree and plans are reviewed.
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Home Destroyed by Fire Near Sidney
The Vestals home about three miles west to Sidney burned early Friday. Mrs Vestal woke to find the house enveloped in flames after breakfast Mr Vestal had gone to a coal mine and returned to bed One bed was saved while the rest of the contents and the house were destroyed Insurance totaled 4 on the house and 400 on the contents though these will not cover the loss
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Werto Sidney
G A B Post Elects Officers For Upcoming Year
The Vices G Wade Post elects officers with incumbents retained. Named officers include Grabesch as Senior Vicar BT Dewees Mootse Vly8i VW H Boggs Chaplain JS Torrey Adjutant B L Cook gpa Davis and others listed in the article though several lines are garbled.
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Trusten Mullenix Injures Hand Deliberately Broken Window Incident
Trusten Mullenix sustained deep lacerations to the back of his hand and fingers after a pane shattered while he pressed on it at his father J E Mullenix’s home last Thursday. Two arteries were severed, requiring several stitches to close the three to four inch gash. His hand remains bandaged and immobilized as it heals.
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New Corn Market Promised From Corn Sugar Startup
A new market for one hundred million bushels of corn annually will be created through corn sugar manufacturing, says George Kuhns president of Bankers Life Company. He notes granulated sugar from corn is now manufactured and could solve farmers marketing problems in the Corn Belt.
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Bankers Life Company
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Important Demolay Meet At Masonic Hall Next Wednesday
A Demolay meet will be held next Wednesday night in the Masonic hall to initiate six new members and to showcase the order’s work. The local chapter has about twenty one members and aims to revive activity under Master Counselor Marple Wyckoff with open attendance by Masons to witness the ceremony and work.
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Clocks and Court Work Delayed by Fall Weather
The court plans spring clock installation but delays occur due to weather. A bell and timing mechanism were received. protections for the clock face are advised as warmer weather is needed for prior assembly. The October term records procurement actions by the clerk and supports funding details.
County Court Proceedings Mention Local Observances
Court records from December show Judge Margar presiding with Young Patterson Burns present. Remarks discuss purchases and licenses, hotel operations, and reflections on county observance and local markets.
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Hy) Burns
Russell Cerudier
Turl Covel
Nerton
Kansas Cy Booper
Livestock Market Listing From A Rural Page
OCR read shows a livestock market section with names and prices scattered. It mentions cattle and hogs and buyers and sellers, with figures and a last page note indicating continuation.
Resignation of local pastor shocks church community
The Brum Laamons church reports Rev Geer resigns to take a position with a Kansas City firm after Monday’s train trip. Details on his future plans remain unclear as the congregation anticipates the impact of the departure. The livestock market also shows mixed results with hogs and cattle fluctuating in Chicago and St. Louis trading threads.
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New Fish Refrigerator Installed by Blue Front Restaurant
The Blue Front Restaurant, run by Freeborn brothers, installed a 100 pound capacity fish refrigerator last week to ensure fresh fish for customers and for self service. It will stock balut, catfish, salmon, red snapper, haddock, and oysters with regular shipments that may rise as demand grows.
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New Battery Station Shifts Hands Near Blue Moon Granite
Meeks Holla Retursen and ds Wallace relocate battery station equipment just north of the Blue Moon Granite Works. New proprietors Morrison and Wallae offer service along the line. Morrison bought a new outfit and installed it in the vacated room, marking a notable change in local battery service.
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Meners Joh Morrison
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Blue Moon Granite Works
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Hattery Service
Alrady
Opening of New College Enrolls Many Students
January 4 is set for the first Monday of the year to launch enrollment for the new college. Profe Cop Collins overseeing preparations as rooms are overhauled and equipment arriving this week for a prompt opening. Further course details will appear in The Republican.
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Reports on Decks Received from Hunters at Scobee Lake
Last March Mr PoF Musselman o Yuiney Jil acted under federal direction and trapped a large number of wild ducks at Scobee Lake on hartton Piast owned by AB ratt Dyuring the past fall. He received reports from hunters about ducks killed and sent to the government to reveal hunting habits. The reports show birds killed across a wide area from Lake Ere through Cass a Northwest, with some kills at Scobee Lake or nearby. Musselman plans to hand at least 600 more ducks next spring. A N Millis returned home to Kansas City Kansas after visiting his children.
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Sale Dates 3 Coppock and Lester
Fragmentary notice lists sale dates for Coppock and Lester with unreadable details. The readable portion indicates an auction or sale event by Mam and Darlution, but essential specifics are missing.
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County A Sea of Mud Shuts Roads After Blizzard
County roads remain nearly impassable as deep drifts linger and meltwater saturates the pavement. Drivers face many days of detours and mud. corn losses and farm damage add to travel disruption and continued wet weather hinders cleanup.
Coal incident injures Laura Kinney’s foot at home
Laura Kinney sustained a probable fracture after a large coal chunk fell from a pile at her home. She loosened coal on Tuesday, the chunk tumbled down and struck her foot, confining her to home most days until returning to work Monday with a noticeable limp.
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Laura Kinney
Hog Shipped For Fattening By Kansas City Pair
A giant hog weighing 820 pounds was shipped Sunday by Mr Smith and Mr Gibson through the Farmers Cooperative Arbitration. Bought when hog prices were high in Kansas City, the animal was intended to be fattened for ten. Smith expected the hog to be worth around 76 on the low market.
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Farmers Cooperative Arvocation
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A R Gibson
Kansas City
Dinner and Bazaar Boosts Church Fundraising
The Ladies Aid of a Christian church hosted a noon dinner and bazaar last Saturday raising 194.50 for the church fund. The event was well attended, the crowd enjoyed the meal, and cleanup proceeded smoothly despite some shortages.
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Experiment 18 Successful Convicts Mined and Delivered
Fragmentary OCR reports indicate convicts are mining and delivering 55 tons of ore daily to a penitentiary facility near Jefferson City. The State Penal system reportedly planned to use convict labor to back a state project, though details are unclear.
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Jefferson City
Weather forecast for Missouri by The Republican
Morning weather forecast from The Republican via radiophone for Missouri. Forecast shows light winds and mild temperatures tonight with no strong precipitation expected. A brief note indicates unsettled conditions may develop later in the week with no definite advisory issued.
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