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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 20, 1916

Page

8

An East County Social Visit and Rural Notes

The article recounts a social gathering at the Wolf school where families and friends, including Dwight Clark and Ed Cook, shared noon hours with C. R. C. Brown and relatives. It mentions heirloom weaving, the Bird's nest pattern from 1850, and a long list of local subscribers and notable locals like Mrs. Morgan and Mr. Clark. The piece notes attitudes toward The Republican and local humor about intruders and timber work, plus a brief visit to Colorado Springs and anecdotes about a mining-era homestead.

C. R. C. Brown J. C. McKinley J. P. Brown Ed Cook Miss Bradshaw Mr. May T. F. Morgan Carter J. W McClellan Fred Vincent R. C Crawtad Herman Mullenix J M Cowan A B Vandeventer Ed E Cook Ray Bartlett J. W. Staggs O M Vandyne Thos. F. Clark C. A. Gennett T F. Morgan M. A. Runyon R. H Daniels T. P. Vandyne A. H. Daniels Casey Columbus Mr. Stratton Colorado Dr. Norris John Richard Norris Casby

Uncle Sam Considers War Worries and Family News

A letter from Uncle Sam expresses misery over the war, appetite loss, and longing for home. The narrative then shifts to visits with C N Stockton and family on a large farm, noting Aberdeen Angus cattle, a Springfield business school founder, and Lincoln Douglas landmarks. Additional evenings describe J W Lynch, Chas Judd, Wm Clark and Roosevelt-era schooling, and humorous tales of Henry Wolf with reflections on frugality and industrious living.

C N. Stockton Henry Stockton Warrensburg State Normal Springfield Tinois Lincoln Douglas Chas Judd Lucerne Charley Reliable Kansas City Journal Kansas City Star Wm. Clark Roosevelt Unionville High School Grace Jones George Johnson Oklahoma

The Law. Lesson of Humility and Brotherhood

Quote reflects on humility and human brotherhood amid war. James Douglas states the truth that injustice cruelty oppression cannot be profitable or safe, and the law remains. The passage emphasizes moral restraint and justice in conflict.

James Douglas

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