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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1937

Page

2

Trail of Brigham Young debated in local letters

In Corydon Town Times Republican readers discuss where Brigham Young’s Mormon Trail traveled through Iowa. A journal and county memories are cited to argue the correct branch near Bloomfield and Buger Creek, Locust Creek, and Wayne County. The exchange cites Henry, State Historian Harlan, J C Harvey, Clayton’s Journal, and Kirkendall Branch as key landmarks.

Brigham Iowa Mit Henry Harlan Des Moines Register J C. Harvey Grickam Navoo Kaneville Brigham Young Joseph Smith Carthage Big Locust Creek Missouri Line Wayne County Earl Clayton Bugar Creek Buger Creek Appanonse County Kirkendall Kirkendall Branch Gettinger Karl Tur Corydon Town

Golden Glovers Entries for Chillicothe Bouts Increase

Entries for the Golden Glovers boxing event in Chillicothe are increasing with weigh in set at the high school by Thursday 6 p.m. Those entering must weigh in under supervision to ensure proper pairing and seating. Names listed include Donald Lacerne, Junior Hayes, Donald Losey, Junior Knowles, June Noland, Max Dooley, Junior Bacus Sidesy and Bammers of Unionville.

Chillicothe Rnn Donald Lacerne Ey Moresn Itwontar Junior Hayes Donald Losey Junior Knowles June Noland Max Dooley Junior Bacus Sidesy Bammers Unionville

Winter wheat acreage in Putnam county falls sharply

Putnam county reports 1130 acres seeded for winter wheat this fall down from 4960 in 1986 and 1880 in 1926. USDA notes 2710000 acres sown statewide, a 20 percent drop from 1960. Dry late summer and fall delayed plowing and seeding across regions with varied reductions.

Putnam County United States Bureau of Agricultural Economics USDA Logan Missouri North Centra North Western

Two 14YearOld Girls Run Away From Novinger High School

Hearice Madden of Novinger and Marl Mikel of Connelsville ran away on December 9, returning to relatives. They were living with grandmothers in Novinger and Connelville, said to be fleeing plans to send them home after Christmas. They claimed seeks to reach Chicago for work, were guided through Keokuk Iowa, funded a hotel stay, then traveled on to Decatur and back. Madden to Kansas City, Mikel to Chicago, and both were returned by Saturday.

Hearice Madden Novinger Marl Mikel Connelsville Novinger High School Madden Alice Davis Mikel Cooley Connelaville Chicago Kirlarville Keokuk Kansan Hlineia Decatur Ft Saturda Atep Mra Corene Madden Kanass City Mike Novsinger Khirkaville Fapreas

Recession Outlook and Cautious Hope for Quick Turnaround

Republic Bulletin comments on the depth of the recession and the belief of some financial writers that the downturn may rebound quickly. It notes heavy stock declines, compares 1937 with earlier depressions, warns Americans to be cautious, and mentions rising national debt and spending on farm relief as factors shaping the recovery. Mr and Mrs Levi Craig of Mexico, Missouri visit the Robinson family for Christmas.

Uncle Sam Pants Claus Broadway Republic Bulletin Levi Craig Mexico, Mo Ora L. Robinson

Max Fife Injured Returning Home for Christmas

Cadet Max Fife of the U S Navy Air Corps was injured when a car carrying him and two fellow cadets left a curve near Ottawa Kansas on foggy brick pavement. Gandy sustained broken ribs and a dislocated shoulder while Leep injured his back and scalp. Fife’s jaw is wired and he may receive an extended furlough. The party had left San Diego for a 16 day leave, and Ottawa hospital care was praised. Gandy remained hospitalized in Ottawa.

Max Pearl D. Fife Kirksville U. S. Air Service Ottawa Kansas Fife Putnam County Pearl Fife Lane Paimng Kan Max Fife U. S. Navy Air Corps Naval Jack Gandy Marceline E. Leep Kansas City San Diego Calif Leep Gandy Fifes Kansas City Kan Cadet Keep Cadet Fife

Early Unionville History With Burials and Pioneers

Fragments recount burials near the North Ward school site and a relocation of the cemetery to a newer spot. Wilford Davis delivered groceries for Rock Island surveyors camped near the mill on the John Rumpacker farm. Parents are warned to curb gambling and keep reading material clean to guide children away from vice. Thomas B Valentine born August 2, 1848 is cited as Unionville’s first resident and Hannah Caul first lady resident, with James Gaul moving from Champaign County. The first town wedding to Jonathan Summers and Malinda Weatherford Moser is noted, officiated by Judge Bradshaw.

North Ward Fatherford Wilford Davis Rock Island John Rumpacker Locustreek Thomas B Valentine Beng Unonville Tnieonville Hannah Caul Thomas Harbert James Gaul Champaign County Ohio Harkina Marshall Bein Lota An J C Valentine Unionville Thomas Anna Johnathan Td) Summers Malinda Weatherford Moser Bradshaw Ita

Hog Slaughter Tips From Missouri College Experts

Missouri College of Agriculture offers humane hog slaughter guidance. Hogs selected for butcher should be penned a day ahead with clean water, no feed for 24 hours, then bled by sticking through the chest while restrained. Chill carcass to 24 to 28 degrees, then cut to separate lean from fat for fresh cured pork. Farm News Service notes Lawrence E. Tutt visited an uncle in Chicago Friday.

J. E. Comfort Missouri College of Agriculture Meta - Mo Farm News Service

Putnam County Receives Milw Road Tax Allocation

The Milwaukee Road's 1937 tax payment will distribute about $70,000 to counties, with Putnam County receiving $6,748.10. Funds support schools highways and local government, reflecting railroads' community contributions despite competitive pressures and fixed charges.

Milwaukee Road Sounnen Putnam County Missouri Missou

Farm Families Shift Spending From Clothing to Autos

A Federal Bureau study shows farm families now spend more on autos than clothing in many income groups. In prosperous areas with incomes $750 to $1000, food takes 28–33 percent and cars 16–18 percent. higher incomes $1500–$1750 cut food to 22 percent and auto to 20 percent.

Federal Bureau of Home Economics

Christmas Dinner at Unionville Home Delights Family

A festive Christmas dinner was hosted by Mr and Mrs Jim Johnson on Sunday. Attending were Raymond Smith and son Paul Dean of Livonia. Ovid Scriven and daughter Bobby of Unionville. and the Johnsons with Leona Robert Maxine Betty and Mary Ellen, all of Unionville.

Jim Johnson Raymond Smith Paul Dean Livonia Ovid Scriven Bobby Unionville Jim Johnsan Leona Robert Maxine Betty Mary Ellen

Drivers and Alcohol Demonstrate Loss of Driving Ability

Twelve GMC truck drivers and nine other intoxicated volunteers participated in a Detroit study under Prof A R Lauer at Iowa State College. Tests showed judgment of distance and reaction time severely impaired by alcohol with average efficiency drops around 45 percent for drinkers, sparking calls for court-admissible fitness tests for drivers.

Husky Detroit General Motors American Automobile Association A. R. Lauer Iowa State College GMC Detroit Industrial Safety Council LaVerne Johnson Detroit Safety Council

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