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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1913
Page
7
A long argument discusses Putnam County finances and the need for a court house. It argues voters were misinformed by rumors during the last election and urges clear explanations of the proposal, implying a bond plan could speed debt reduction and fund bridges and roads through shared county cooperation.
A reflective piece occupies the start of the year 1914 noting that the new year will bring renewed hope and ambition. It recalls a remarkable past year, marked by invention, religion, and progress, promising progress for mankind in the coming era.
A historical note from The Republican expresses gratitude for patrons during the past year and optimism for continued service and strengthened friendship in 1914. The piece emphasizes hard work, quality service, and expanding the reader base to brighten lives and prosperity in the new year.
Mrs Piuma Simmons Hayes died December 12, 1913 after a period of illness. She passed away quietly at her home near Concord church, near Omaha, where she was a faithful member. Survived by husband J E Hayes and five children, with many friends and relatives. The family thanks neighbors and friends for kindness during illness and death.
Unlimited assortment of farms from 40 to 1200 acres for sale or trade in Southern Iowa and Northern Missouri. Will sell or exchange for any value. Write or visit 22.9 A C Kearse Real Estate Co Glenwood Missouri.
Coriety s Realm George Roth entertained a number of friends at a 2 six o'clock dinner on Christmas night in honor of Harry Wade and Miss Mary Phillips of Linneus. Miss Bertha Conger hosted a six o'clock dinner Monday evening for Miss Ada Gross of Galesburg Ill. Miss Stella Lemen gave luncheon Friday for Miss Mary Phillips of Linneus. The Sorosis plans their annual banquet tonight at Daisy Riggs home. Fay McCutchen hosts a watch party tonight. Ada Gross was guest of honor at a card party this afternoon hosted by Mrs M Eppenstein. Co Z members have been reunited this week with dinners at several homes. A cooked dinner was served at Pratt Cabin east of town Friday evening with many guests including Daisy Riggs and Fay McCutchen. New Year s dance at the Armory is set for tomorrow night featuring a new program and cast from well known attractions.
The Mayhall Stock Company introduces a season of dramatic and musical works featuring a group of accomplished artists. The announcement promises engaging performances that will delight theatregoers and friends alike with a varied repertoire.
A fragmentary historic quote proclaims resistance to tyranny over the mind. The line invokes solemn oath and eternal hostility to any form of domination over human thought, attributed to a writer with a patriotic or philosophical framing.
The fragment urges careful buying practice comparing roofing and door items to avoid eyeing mistakes. It stresses not to buy in haste and to choose a solid roofing piece and sturdy storm door. The wording implies guidance on practical home improvement shopping.
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