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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1922
Page
9
A missive received at this office is published in the hope Santa Claus sees it. Theer Santa-Lemons Ma. ee snare Fash. Suey Gee asks for a dresser with five mirrors a small rocking chair a table and four chairs.
A six year old girl asks Santa for toys for Emerson Braden and a broom for Mama and a rocking chair for Papa Dorothea Dick requests a telephone. The note lists sale dates and an address at Orval Newman Rt. 2 Livont a Dee.
A fragment describes a famed explorer’s ventures across regions from Egypt to Luzon and Switzerland. It notes his ascent of volcanic terrain and ascent into perilous landscapes before age thirty seven, highlighting steadfast pluck and determination behind his achievements.
Attorney General Daugherty cited to a New York dinner a parable about two salmon fishermen on Lake Sunapee. One man swipes a fish, the other protests and is deemed the stronger party after a guide’s whispered plea. The tale ends with a sly twist about fairness.
A Paris Beaux Arts protest by a student who posed as a nude boy in a school window leads authorities to cancel this year’s Prix de Rome competition. Residents complain about indiscipline and the authorities punish the act by suspending the contest.
A village quarrel erupts as Esquire Ramsbottom, renowned Petunia jurist, sits in his shaded back parlor. The exchange reveals confusion over the incident and the niece’s insistence on immediate action to secure wealth through two operations.
A fragmented reminiscence recalls three men playing poker near Buffalo as the narrator describes a fountain scene at Grand Central. The text then notes a Montreal scientist detailing three transmissions affected by aurora borealis and its impact on wireless telegraphy.
In Putnam County probate court December term 1922 probate records show A Casady administratrix petitioning for order to sell the estate of Samuel Casady deceased described as part of the southwest quarter of the northwest quarter containing 36.65 acres. The sale proceeds to satisfy claims and be held under court supervision.
Fragmentary text references a felon, army solicitor, money, questioning, an officer, and an investigation. Names and full details are unreadable, leaving an incomplete account of an inquiry or interrogation with no clear outcome.
Spring planning for corn and livestock calls Farmers Co op Assn Unionville Mo markets Emerson Brant farm machinery. They offer full repairs quick service and bulk freight by carload while promising best and largest line from one supplier. G Smith manager notes commitment to service.
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