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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 27, 1922
Page
2
An editorial piece surveys 1922's transition from wartime inflation to normalcy, noting better financial conditions, rising crops, and cautious optimism for 1923. It warns against radicalism, urges thoughtful action, and predicts a brighter future for the country and its workers.
The Republican wishes a happy and prosperous year 1923 and notes happiness stems from prosperity and health. It urges re consecration to service and to fulfilment of worthy resolutions, praising the hospitable people of Putnam County.
A fragment from a newspaper page shows a greeting to readers for the new year. It mentions patrons and the people of Putsam county and refers to friends and a sincere public wish. The wording is garbled but conveys seasonal well wishes.
President Harding calls for a conference with governors to discuss enforcing liquor laws amid bootlegging claims and government strife. The piece notes a looming nationwide drive to weed out bootleggers or risk repeal efforts, while highlighting unusual unexpended balances left in two Missouri state departments at period end.
Violence and fear grip Mor Rouge Louisiana as two bodies linked to five kidnapped men surface in a nearby lake. Detectives probe the deaths while Governor Parker mobilizes the National Guard to restore order amid a split community with armed residents.
Mrs Nellie Alexander and her children visited from Sunday to Tuesday at the Alexander and Todd homes. Mary and Edna remained for a longer visit, while other relatives and friends attended the Wednesday program. The report notes attendance by patrons and locals from Rosendale and nearby areas.
A fragmentary report notes that Gherty and related charges appear to fade as a U.S. Congress special committee probes impeachment questions. Witness testimonies blur the case as referenced officials from Michigan and other states are involved.
A fragmentary report indicates Baldridge and others discuss installing a sixty watt electric churn by Malton to aid dairy work. Backers say patronage would enable the farm enterprise to proceed.
A Memphis youth named Clint ede a le Mey driving at high speed struck a wagon team returning home from the country. The impact smashed the windshield, fractured his lower jaw, knocked out teeth, and tore a piece of his nose, leaving him hospitalized with serious injuries.
Unionville resident John Comstock reports relief from backache and kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills. He says one box suffices and has repeated his endorsement in 1920 confirming no recurrence. Foster Milburn Co. markets the remedy at 60 cents.
Last Sunday marked a red letter day with high attendance. A big day is planned for next Sunday featuring a church program for children and boys in new rooms. The minister continues a sermon series with "Digging Other Wells" at 11 a.m. and "The Consequences of Sin" at 7:30 p.m. The Captains will pick sides for the Red and Blue airplane race.
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