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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1924

Page

3

Local notes from Centerville area and surrounding towns

Fragmentary Centerville notices record a range of local items. Mentions include a sheriff, council actions, and transfers at regional businesses. Marriages such as Elsie Mor with P Anderson and Fern Kinton are noted, along with someone moving to Unionville Granite and a police dog incident.

Mes P. Anderson Elsie Morwere Tie Morelan Fern Kinton Has. E. Er Lois Stevens Beatrice Mmy

Postal rate bill threatens newsprint costs during war era

The pending bill seeks to fund postal wage hikes by raising wartime news rates. Newspapers face material costs two to three times higher than prewar levels, with no relief in postal charges. readers may see reduced news dissemination as the Postal Department risks losing revenue.

Coolidge Iit

Fragmented Note Urges Protecting Friends as Asset

The readable text urges identifying friends and guarding a valuable asset. It mentions feeding the state and converting material, with references to measures like melting and heating. It hints at pollution, pests, and economic concerns tied to wages and labor.

Love in the Club's Committee Burns for a Living Room

Maud Fay and Tom Benham stage a club project for Oakwood Day Nursery, spending ten dollars on a living room scene with a lamp and chintz. They plan to marry after a successful shop and craft spree, then confess their feelings during a post shopping ride. The community sells a dream of domestic harmony amid amateur theatrics.

Walker Tom Yates Maud Fay Maud Len Tom Benham Fay Tom Bennham Oakwood Tom Towm Tess Walt Toms Lana Toe Gellater Polos Tory Lan Rene Maud Geodmens

Synthetic wood from forest waste gains popularity in industry

New York State College of Forestry at Syracuse reports leaves twigs sawdust and other wood waste are being transformed into boards beams and moldings. Synthetic lumber resembles pasteboard in color with finer texture and claims of better interior performance. Vulcanized fiber and binder board are highlighted for use in automotive bodies and impervious to water.

New York State College of Forestry Syracuse

Bath Befuddled by False Good Friday Earthquake Prophecy

London Anewera reports Bath residents panicked on Good Friday 1800 after a bogus prophecy of a citywide quake. two famed hunters organized a cock fight and manipulated events to mislead authorities. The supposed earthquake never occurred and the ruse unraveled.

Bath London Atery Benoa Beech Cliff Stene

Christmas Duties and Delights Across Roads

A fragmented Christmas notice mentions residents hosting dinners and gatherings including Oscar Keene, Mr and Mrs Tucker, and Mr Bowman. It notes no school on Christmas Day and Friday, holiday travels, and local shop visits. Messages praise generosity and community well‑being as the year turns.

Joye Oscar Keene J Tucker W. H Smith Allen Lemen S. T. Christian Ernest Ningham Tucker Ksville

Damaged OCR Ceiling Sains Need Lime Mix Repair

The text describes removing stains from a ceiling using a lime based mixture. It suggests mixing lime with water until it forms a powder and applying it in thin coats. Once dry the ceiling can be painted or finished to cover the repair.

Power transmission without wires eyed for major cities

Futura envisions powering new tumbling machinery in New York and Chicago as plans for wireless power transmission near completion. The company highlights potential widespread adoption and industrial applications.

Good Qualities Fire Maxim on Judging People

A brief quotation from Carlyle on judging others by their good qualities before focusing on faults. The line reflects the belief that balanced discernment weighs positives to guide promotion or judgment. It emphasizes practical judgment over harsh critique.

Carlyle

Clown's Mask Materials Stir Confusion

A description notes that clown masks are made from a mix including lard oxide of sinc and benzoln resin rubbed on the face. The language is garbled but suggests a cosmetic or theatrical use of questionable ingredients.

Williams Brother Preface Reflects On Burned Vow

Fragmentary quotation from an Atlanta Constitution piece shows Brother Williams remarking that a vow burned may lead to cheating or punishment. The torn text suggests a heated moral or social discussion captured in a partial excerpt.

Xmas Gatherings Reported Across Union Grove Area

Christmas visits noted among residents including Wm Alexander family and James Hendrix family at Irvin Valentine home. Bert Scott family at Ira Potter home. James Scalt family and Clay Scott at Floyd Hackney home. Bill Pollock opened a meeting at Union Grove inviting attendance.

Lena Corbin Pearl Mae Alexander Newt Swiger Wm Alexander Chilren Qhn Morris Jax Seals Floyd Hackney Mabel Hazel Pearl Alexander Lena Hazel Corbin Velma Noland Clark Scott Reva Todd Dora Irvine Lorene Swiger Harry Seals Rel Atives Wm. Alexander James Hendrix Irvin Valentine Bert Scott Ira Potter James Scalt Clay Scott Xmas Eeralty Aie Bill Pollock Union Grove

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