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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1920

Page

4

Visitors from across states spend holidays in Lemont

Local society notes list numerous families visiting relatives in Lemont and nearby towns over Christmas and New Year. Names include Howell, Probasco, Davis, Pike, Wady, Davenport, Kerr, Brown, Alexander, Hayward, and many others, with travels to Kansas City, Cincinnati, Milan, Edina, and Ontario.

Er Gall Fiein Wacle S.B. Davidson N. Hayes Hannibal Dan Comstock Albion Drew Mary Milan G. A. Earhart George Lamasters Council Bluffs D. N. Davis Richard Meyers Richard Cincinnati George Pike Clyde Wady Ponca Ros Cc Mary Mills Medlin Dak Cemeny L. C. Wensasii Cincinnat Unionville Womack Potter Jack George Wolfe George Whitson Grace Deltha Cornwell Moberly O. E. Davenport G. N. Stille Lincoln Nebr Amanda Stille Chas Patrie Pitip Thu Orashington Kans H. V. Carroll Sonaf Dondianee Robert Edina John Backman Albert Patrick Amy Bethany Fred Patrick Wmisses Nella Tysor Florence Smith Quincy J. R. Kerr Laden Hardy W. H.ar G. W. Bowers Jim Halley Harris Kansas City Monty Mullenix Cuiligeth Marthe Sith W. M. Brown Coatsville Ore Florence Yount Lenore Exline Carrie Jones Sarrisville S Anas Neva Jones

Hunters Notice Prevents Purities and Trapping

A terse public notice announces prohibition on purities and trapping in a specified area. The unusual wording limits any hunting related activities and signals enforcement by local authorities.

Putnam County Crop News Reflects 1920 Wheat and Corn Status

Putnam County reports 1920 farming progress with 90 percent of last year’s wheat seeding, wheat at 90 percent of normal, and fall plowing 87 percent finished. Corn harvestable at 90 percent and husked 80 percent, with hiring wages listed. Overall 1920 wheat seeding totaled 2,820,000 acres in Missouri.

Jefferson City Putnam County Missouri E. A. Logan Bishnit Et Statistician Jewell Mayes State Board of Agrcalturs

League Mandates and Covenant Sparks Gloomy Dissent

Remarks on the League of Nations mandate commission show Britain outvoted as nine members are named four from mandate nations and five from others. Critics foresee friction as reviews of former German colonies proceed under unfamiliar oversight. Amendments to the covenant are reportedly to be rejected, provoking Scandinavian and Argentine unease about preserving the Paris conference framework.

League of Nations Commission On WHS Great Britain League of Nations Assembly Argentina Paris United States

Missouri Farm Summary 1920 Production Totals

Jefferson City reports Missouri farm output for 1920, total value $254961047 with fields and livestock recorded. U.S. figures referenced by officials include notes on jewel lines and fertilizer in sales.

Missouri Jefferson City Mimoct Annot Inceuelan B.A. Ae U. S Fortes Jewel Lines

McCormick proposes new Department of Public Works

Senator Medill McCormick of Illinois plans to abolish the Interior Department and create a Department of Public Works to oversee river and harbor improvements, transferring them from the Corps of Engineers. The measure also contemplates a Department of Public Welfare and has attracted interest from President-elect Harding.

Medill McCormick Illinois Interior Department Areada Department of Public Works Corps of Engineers War Department Department of Public Welfare McCormick Harding

Christian Home Meeting Attendance and Sunday Visits

Crowded church group reports Brother Bessey missing three services last week. Miss Myrtle Johnson spent Saturday night and Sunday with Vernie. Oysters peaches and cake were served Saturday at Pennville. Beulah Duncan visited Sunday with Effie and Davis.

Bro. Bessey Myrtle Johnson Vernie Pennville Beulah Duncan Effiensonville Ee Davis Woods Aid

Eee ee It Opposition Thoughts On Payment

The fragmented text shows unclear opposition sentiments and references to payment. It mentions a candle and camera context, with uncertain phrasing and no coherent event or identifiable entities to establish a clear news item.

No Bannerized Army For Those Who Interviewed Senators

Senator James W. Wadsworth of New York and other interviewees say the Senate Military Affairs Committee will withhold consent to 15 000 or more Army officer promotions proposed by Secretary Baker. Wadsworth argues morale hinges on Republican leadership naming officers critical to the new organization.

James W. Wadsworth New York Senate

GOP Promises Care for Disabled World War Veterans

A Republican statement denounces the Vocational Education Bureau War Risk Bureau and Public Health Service for allegedly neglecting returned World War veterans. It calls for reorganizing and consolidating efforts to ensure proper care and hospital support for disabled servicemen.

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