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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 16, 1925
Page
5
The president’s weeklong message reinforces decisive stances across topics, with no middle ground on key questions. Critics note lack of compromise while supporters praise firm leadership as investigations and party dynamics stir nationwide debate.
The piece notes farmers forming cooperatives to market goods independently, avoiding direct price fixing by government control. It highlights government aid, a projected 2.5 billion dollar turnover this year, and calls for economy including debt repayment in 25 years. It also discusses World Court participation and a political congress focusing on tax cuts amid election-year pressures.
The piece argues that lawmakers may push self serving rhetoric to influence upcoming elections. It notes tensions between majority and minority as government actions are scrutinized and campaign opportunities arise. The author predicts continued debate and a busy remainder of the session.
W H Hodge of the Bullesby Engineering and Management Corp argues advertising lowers costs and speeds electrical development. He notes utilities, the third largest industry, spend about half of one percent of gross revenue on ads with 65 to 75 percent in newspapers. Advertising funds appliance sales, customer ownership plans, service details, and operates within rates by creating market value and enabling mass production.
Mrs Lettle Cain of Seymour Iowa returned home from a visit and lit a patent heater. The device exploded while she fetched a shovel to remove the fire, badly damaging the house and shifting its foundation. Mrs Ode Conk had just returned from Trenton with her daughters.
Jackson of St. Joseph and Bacchus of Kansas City were chosen as co captains for the 1926 Missouri Tigers after a tie vote. Both juniors and leaders from their high school squads, they will rotate as team leaders throughout the season.
Sunday events across Unionville show residents visiting relatives and attending sales. Mrs Bertha Lane and Pearl Armaman accompanied families to nearby towns while several locals traveled to Cincinnati for errands. Multiple farm transactions and deliveries occurred, including hogs moved to Unionville, and people visited the Bills farm sale.
Ghatieh Wiehe hunted a turkey to six a three gobbler for Mrs. Wanda Davis on Wednesday. Mr Gillum visited George Dilli on Saturday. Zora Saunders and Rollie McKinley worked on the light plant for Mrs. Ketchum on Thursday and Friday.
In the office of the Recorder of Putnam County Missouri the deed of trust case for a secured note has defaulted. The trustee will sell the described real estate at public auction to the highest bidder for cash on Wednesday January 8 1926 at the front door of the courthouse Unionville Missouri between the hours of 9 and 5 to satisfy the indebtedness with costs and expenses. The property lies in township 66 range 3 west of the principal meridian and contains 309 meters more or less.
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