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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
3
Washington reports William Randolph Hearst may seek New York governor in 1906 and U S president in 1908. Friends say a New York court recount denial fuels a bid to appeal to the people. A nationwide Democratic machine is planned with headquarters in every state.
The lesson centers Isaiah 9 1 7 with the memory verse Matthew 1 21. It notes Ahaz reign in Judah and Galilee’s significance where Jesus grew and worked. It explains the light in darkness, describes the increase of joy and justice, and details the Messiah’s titles and everlasting kingship.
Edward Atkinson of Boston dies last week described as an extremist advocate of imperialist policy. He supported US actions in the Philippines and was viewed as a leading advocate of aggressive imperial expansion.
Travel offers affordable trips starting on the first or third Tuesday of each month in 1905. Journeys to eastern Colorado, Wyoming, western South Dakota, Nebraska, Kansas, Missouri, Arkansas, Oklahoma, Indian Territory, Louisiana, Texas and New Mexico with return within twenty one days. Frustrated readers can request booklets and full details from agent P Ferrueow.
A stranger, intoxicated, accosted the late Congressman Thomas B Reed as he left his Portisod office. After apologies, the man asked where to obtain a car for the depot. Reed directed him to the next corner to take the first car. the second car would not be there.
A. & A. J. Bennett offer staple groceries tobacco cigars tinware woodenware clocks watches hardware nails spades shovels wagon timber wagons and farm tools. They advertise Hooks Sticktite paint, farm equipment rentals, tents Walton covers hay and cash for country produce and scrap metals.
The entry lists daily attendance figures for November 1906 and a roster of student grades across departments. Names include Cassia Pielten, Clement Halton, Golda Fenner, Anna Johnson, Roxie Fowler, Pearl Fowler, Jennie Brown, Lena Watson, Vesta Cain, Agnee Tally, Gladys Triplett, Oxhal Gillispie, Myrtle Marrow, Mabel Wood, Beasie Scott, Verda Wilson, Stella Triplett, Nellie Fenner, Stella Barnhouse, Ira Barnhouse, Ola King, Okal King, Monroe Wilson, Miler Wilson, Herbert Scott, Homer Watson, Herbert Fowler, Roedee Shelton, Willie Wood, Oliver Johnson, Lorrel Bunch, Clarence Sidwell, Ray Sidwell, Lawrence Tally, Ralph Tally, Clifford Triplett, Archie Lawson, Orval Lawson, Forest Smith, Gurney Morrow, Charlie Sidwell, Eddie Brown. Peart Marz was the teacher.
The Typographical Journal argues that fewer hours increase pay but questions if a seven hour day would be better, challenging the logic of reducing hours. It critiques the assumption that shorter workdays yield higher compensation and questions the incentive to work.
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