11 Feb 1920
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 11, 1920
Page
1
An article fragment discusses a new plant project aimed at boosting power supply. It mentions reduced upkeep and trouble, with potential burdens to be eased and materials or tonnage to be allocated. Details are unclear due to damaged text.
A couple will establish a home with the bride's family and live on the farm with the bride's father. They were accompanied by the bride's parents to the ceremony while many friends extend wishes for happiness in married life.
Mary Jerrell born in Ralceil on Dec 4 1034 died Feb 7 1920 at her granddaughter May Mullins home. She was a devout Christian and supported the church. She left a son Daniel Jerrell and half sister Julia Mills of Oak Hill WV, brother Wm Tony of Cincinnati IA. Funeral held at Audenville cemetery after burial Feb 6 1920.
The article notes debate on holding Germans accountable for war crimes and the Allies' aim to assign personal responsibility. It contemplates possible actions if Germany refuses to surrender and whether punishment could deter future atrocities.
Enthusiastic crowd at the Macon convention saw E Lenlie of Memphis and a Tygaa bon as alternates. J I of Langester and C L Young of Kau Bokaw helped select chairs and officers. The meeting endorsed resolutions supporting U S Senators and reforms, emphasizing rights protection and electoral integrity.
Mrs Elisabeth Nelson departed this life at the station Town Union Co Keb on 1 1970. She left one sister Mrs Mei ers ema pired Gentervi and was a devoted member of the Baptist and Christian churches from youth. A funeral was preached Sunday evening at 8 by Pastor J M Dutton and she was buried in the city cemetery awaiting the Resurrection. A Friend
Obituaries unavailable this week due to failure of the local light plant. Readable names include ae Haas age 89 years 9 days and Elizabeth Ledford age 76 months 20 days, with other listed deaths and faulted dates from February.
A damaged fragment describes a factory in Quincy Illinois with water pumps and a power house. It notes pumps failing and concerns about overheating and protective measures as delays extend. The text references inmates and city actions but details are unclear.
Fragmentary OCR shows a fragmentary note on President Wilson and a tense address. The readable bits mention anger and a return to a location, but many words are garbled. The piece lacks coherent details on context or date.
A fragment discusses financial instruments including victory bonds certificates of indebtedness and loan items with reference to statutes and formal dates. The readable parts show terms like fixtures and liability implications without complete context or clear event details.
The article notes ongoing troubles at the Republican paper with power cuts and disruptions, plus recent repairs to operate on a facsimile engine. It mentions social notices in Dodge and guest lists from Sioux Falls and Butte, a 10 A. R. gathering, and upcoming club meetings and exams at Unionville High School led by G. Turnmire.
Mrs L Carroll hosted a six o clock dinner Monday honoring Mrs Louise Brasfield of Sioux Falls SD and Mrs Kittie Kistler of Butte MT. Mr and Mrs O F Wentworth hosted a bands dinner Sunday for Mrs Louise (last name obscured) in town.
The notice lists examination times and subjects for two days. On the first day Algebra and Caraphy are scheduled from morning to evening with reading and language components. The second day covers Government and History with morning sessions.
A scrambled list of names with scattered February dates and weekdays cites John Bell Sond Willier H Skipper Jorn Carman Clovie Davia Williamson Levi Cook and others in a crowded, incomplete schedule. The fragmented entries include Mondays Tuesdays Thursdays and Saturdays with Feb dates, reflecting an old public or club roster.
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