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Fragmentary OCR text from a 1924 item. Readers see stray letters and phrases including date December 24, 1924 and place Laval. No coherent event or names clearly readable.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1924
Page
5
Fragmentary OCR text from a 1924 item. Readers see stray letters and phrases including date December 24, 1924 and place Laval. No coherent event or names clearly readable.
Friday and weekend activity features Mendota traders Orval Haines and J E Brown among others visiting Unionville and Centerville friends. Many locals announce holidays visits to mother, relatives, or returning home for Christmas with numerous teachers, students, and workers noted. The item also lists railroads hiring stenographers and local births, moves, and travels.
A jumble of names and towns notes visits for Christmas and holidays. Mentions Miss Sadie Lee Rogers, Emery Jackson, Mr and Mrs Elmer Shelton, Celeste Noel, Anna Miller, Zoe Fields, and Bessie Wynn visiting relatives in centers like Des Moines Carrollton Fulton Kirksville and Mexico. Also urges radiator repairs at Stalcup Motor Shop and gift sales of The Republican newspaper.
A fragmented notice mentions Bricks and O Dod Chevrolet in connection with a trail garage project. The readable fragments reference Fonda and gar. involvement, implying local business or public works context with unspecified details.
The Christmas Farmers Co-Operative will be closed for the entire day. Customers are advised to plan purchases accordingly and return the following business day.
Community items report Jean Albee starting school at Friendship after vacation. George Mikell traveled to Oshkosh, Ma for business. Lottie LaRue visited her sister in Sullivan County. Finery Wilson began at Henry Brown home. The Fielding home party was well attended. Mrs Ftta Skadden remains ill. Mrs John Brown is sick. Johnny Leach injured by a fall while working on timber.
Hart ford community notes the burial of Mrs Odin Casmdy at Rose Cemetery following a recent passing. The service occurred within the last few days and local officials acknowledge the family’s request for privacy.
Mr Dale of Chicago was buried at Hartford last Monday. Warnie Hurley travels to Centerville on Thursday for an operation. Dee Crooks house burned Monday morning, most everything saved. Christmas tree planned in Hartford Wednesday afternoon with a program. Mr and Mrs Geo Nulton spent Sunday at the Field Lynch home. Mrs Harry Tripp visited her sister, Mrs Arc Bradshaw, last week. Charley Shipley moved back from town and resides on his father’s place.
Putnam county farmers estimate 1924 wheat acreage at 170 acres versus 1 019 in 1923. Wheat condition 47 percent, range 96 percent, average 1924 farm gardens value 75 dollars. Daily milk per cow 8 pounds, hens laying 4 percent, and 76 percent of 1924 corn crop gathered.
The church invites adult clans to Sunday at 10 o clock for a lesson on The New Testament Church illustrated by a board diagram. Bring your Bible with marked references to help fill the diagram. Also arranged for children of Po Lemen and J F Tullar, Elders.
Mrs Tooff Posen attends a roadie party hosted by Mr Catherne Car roll at home from Chicago for the holidays. The event features society guests and a gala mood at Northwestern University surroundings.
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