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01 Feb 1911
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Unionville Republican in Unionville, Missouri
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1911
Page
1
High School Aims for Expanded Courses and County Field Meet
A Unionville high school plan pushes for added science music and manual training courses. Teachers aim to host a county field meet this spring to challenge every county student in racing jumping and hurdling events, with hopes for broader participation and lasting program growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
West
Unionsille
Schoed
Local visits and moves noted around Poweraville
Mr. Elmer and wife visited I. C. Cells Sunday. W. G. Moore and family moved to Poweraville Monday. Laura Chinn visited Mrs. Stella Rash this week. Mrs. Gore Watson visited Ray Warner Sunday. W. M. Pore and wife returned last week, visiting Mrs. Pore's brother. Ray Warner and wife visited Fred Watson Sunday evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Elmer
I. C
W. G. Moore
Poweraville
Laura Chinn
Stella Rash
Gore Watson
Ray Warner
W. M. Pore
Unionville Spitting Ban Advocated for Sidewalk Courtesy
A local column argues Unionville should enforce a sidewalk spitting ordinance for sanitary, aesthetic, and protective reasons. It cites tuberculosis risk, respect for women pedestrians, and community standards, urging self restraint and universal compliance.
Marshall National Bank Promises Protection for Depositors
A bank message emphasizes its capital surplus and undivided profits totaling a large amount, asserting customers will not lose a cent before depositors are protected. The note invites people to consider the bank when making a deposit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Marshall National Bank
PUSH for a Better Unionville Begins at Depot
Citizens of Unionville rally to extend the ongoing depot project citywide. The message urges prompt action and persistent effort, noting broad public support for expanding the initiative beyond the depot to the whole city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Panama Exposition Set for San Francisco 1915
The House approved a resolution naming San Francisco as the site for a Panama Canal completion exposition in 1915, vote 254 to 43 with New Orleans support from Democrats and Republican backing for San Francisco. The text notes contested placements and fundraising prerequisites before the event.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Francisco
Panama Canal
House
New Orleans
SA Francisco
San Francoiso
Kahn
Special Meetings Begin February 12 Led by Rev A Mitchell
A church note invites continued prayer and blessing as Rev A Mitchell leads special meetings starting February 12. Pastor J. B. Henry urges congregants to join in the outpouring of God's spirit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Mitchell
Henry
True Rationalism Sermon at Presbyterian Church
The Presbyterian Church announces next Sunday morning worship with a sermon by Pastor Robert Jardine on the subject True Rationalism and the proper use of reason in religion. An evening union service will be held at the M. E. Church inviting all Congregants to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clarence Smith
Hertha Canger
Columbia
Maxee Tank
Wale
Cridty Oreman
Grace Gurgles
Ube
Neta Martins
Wall Ans
Missouri
Columbus
Saerica
Washington
Hridagy
South Ward
Huibhag
Oth Prad
Mares Standish
Albert McKinley
Fluffy
Lincoln Dickens Ruskin
Sonel Longfellow
Charles Lamb
Crystal Delk
Dyer
Magee
Misses Green
Jones
Berry
Davis
W.A Burns
Stella Lemon
Unionvile
Gorl Foran
Bundav School
M. E
Robert Jardine
Glasses Advertised to Relieve Nervous Ailments and Headaches
An ad claims properly adjusted glasses can relieve nervous affections, sick headaches, floating spots, and cross eyes, offering a solution for vision related discomforts.
Also Mentioned on This Page
Citizens Bank of Unionville
Hd Smart
Atas
Smart
Green City
He McDonald
Pollock
Kila McDonald
Lucerne
Delord E. Frazer
Lura A Todd
Christy’s Grocery
J. E. Christy
South Side Square
Tinkham
Pheerdinay
Ted
Marshall, Cashier
Presbyterian Church
J. B. Findley
Drs. Geisinger & Carrier’s
Farmers Bank of
Unionville, MO
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