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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 31, 1924
Page
7
A partial readable line hints at a court or legal matter with names unclear and no decisive outcome. The fragment mentions a case and actions but lacks full details, parties, dates, or jurisdiction. Further context is needed to construct a complete report.
Stockholders of the Marshal National Bank Umerville Missouri will meet for election of directors and to transact business at the bank office on Tuesday January 18 1925 polls open from 8 a m to 6 p m Carl L Croom administrator notice included with claims deadline December 10 1924 Brokat Putnam county Michigan referenced G Patrick administrator.
Voters in Unionville School District will vote Jan 6 from 7 a.m. to 6 p.m. on moving the grade school site from block 22 to the south grounds of the new high school. Ballots read For change school house site Yes or Change of school house site No. secretary D W Comstock cites December 10, 1924.
Notice of sale of real estate under a trusteeship by Arthur D. Campbell trustee. It lists terms including bids likely January 1935, with notice of costs of sale and related expenses to be paid.
Fragments claim libraries existed as early as 1700 BC with Diodorus Siculus citing a tomb library of Osyciandyna from 1400 BC. A cen Yebitibrary is noted as found around 640 BC, suggesting early organized centers of learning and text preservation.
In a semiannual inspection at a state reformatory, Chaplain Deming encounters Sally the notorious prisoner transformed by amnesia and meets Mrs Blake a compassionate matron whose care earns his awe. The warden recalls Sally as beyond redemption while Blake aids many inmates.
Two men clashed over a misunderstanding when one left a strange mark at the other's door. A servant explained the master was indoors and the visitor wished to return a visit, after leaving his name earlier that morning.
Cliff, a steadfast vegetarian, pleads for credit at Hapman’s Swede-run Weet Restaurant. Hapman refuses, prompting a Sunday circle on meat hatred led by Hapman who plans a dramatic talk on Meat Eating and Murder as Cliff faces eviction and hunger.
A business man is invited to a day of shooting but fails to show skill as the gamekeeper notices his repeated shots at the same bird. The keeper suggests the bird is circling for safety, while the sportsman blames strong wing performance.
The article notes critics accuse some in the United States and Japan of stirring friction. Congressman Britten proposes a resolution for a white congress of Pacific nations to discuss self protection, aimed at Japan, but Congress largely ignores it as diplomats work to reduce tensions.
A nearby resident offers advice for lingering backaches dizziness nervousness and depression suggesting kidney trouble may be the cause. The feature implies kidney secretions irregularities disrupt sleep and health and urges readers to consider kidney health.
Mrs Snyder of Milan Missouri cites severe back pains and dizziness that left her tired and worn out. She praises Doan's Pills as the remedy, noting one box relieved her symptoms and she has not been troubled since. Price 60 cents at dealers. manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY.
The executrix' notice announces administration of Charlee H Barry's estate. It names the court, filing deadlines, and required actions for creditors and interested parties to present claims within the statutory period.
Probate notices reference Ettle B. Barry and Breeutrin with assigned duties. The items appear as docketed entries from a county or city office listing executors and guardians. No further context or dates are legible.
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