07 Feb 1894
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1894
Page
1
A compact historical note outlines the history of the 18th Missouri Veteran Volunteer Infantry. It identifies the unit, notes its formation and service, and hints at broader Civil War context. The fragment suggests an author or editor and a focus on regiment milestones.
A narrative excerpt recalls the Battle of Corinth and Hatchie with vivid casualties and generals Rosecrans and Vandorn. It then shifts to an Unionville club talk urging boys to abstain from alcohol, urging personal reform and the motto Make the world better.
A speaker urges men and especially women to uphold purity and moral courage to improve the town. She condemns intoxicating drink, saloons, and drug stores for destroying homes, calling for a community pledge and red ribbon pledge tonight to back youth and manhood.
A fragmentary verse passage declares there is no limit to a woman's sphere or to human tasks, claiming endless capacity and worth across life events. The speaker names Kanu Frain as the author or subject in a cryptic line.
A Unionville Republican letter urges Putnam County residents to attract a hickory axe handle and woodworking factory. It stresses rich timber belts, forest conservation, and rising walnut scarcity, proposing production from local oaks elms and other woods and noting potential jobs and regional farming opportunities such as popcorn processing.
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