Time to seize a long cherished plan with a nest egg
The quote urges preparation for future opportunities by building a nest egg. It implies that having savings enables pursuing long cherished plans and unexpected chances.
15 Feb 1922
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 15, 1922
Page
1
The quote urges preparation for future opportunities by building a nest egg. It implies that having savings enables pursuing long cherished plans and unexpected chances.
Two wireless receiving stations are being installed in Unionville. Harold Triplett works with a partner while Chas Buckalew and Goth groups race to secure equipment as demand outstrips production. Stations promise long receive ranges and live broadcasts of events across a wide radius.
A home talent show titled What Happened to Jones will be staged at Summers Opera House on Tuesday evening February 21. The event features local performers including Zoe Fields Maggie Neeb Bertha Races and others. reserve seats at Rachford and Cullum’s next Saturday.
Leroy Sanders was found guilty of common assault and fined $500 after a trial. Defense motions for a new trial were held over to the next term. Henry Chance, 19, admitted breaking into Mendota's Putnam County Supply Co. and received four years at the Missouri Reformatory. His brother Jay, 21, awaits juvenile court trial. Five Hill children near Sidney ordered to the Home Society of Missouri in St Louis.
Community members discuss whether to form a Unionville baseball squad for the season. Interest is high but questions remain about the framework last year and the funds needed for a fast, competitive team.
Benjamin Ringis known as Ben Knight, 70 plus year resident near West Liberty, died after being stricken while chopping timber. He had eaten a hearty dinner then collapsed in a ditch as his wife heard his call. He had been active and suffered from high blood pressure.
H Parker’s sale of Spotted Poland hogs drew buyers from the local community. Forty two barrows sold with an average price around 44.05 dollars, while No 14 English Belle and other sows fetched 45 dollars each. The event signals growing local interest in quality livestock and breeding, with Parker’s herd noted for high grade Polands and ongoing breeding improvements.
Rumors swirl after the Fatty Arbuckle case and the murder of director William Desmond Taylor near Los Angeles. Authorities probe deep while claims of powerful coverups threaten to shield the industry from exposure of star misconduct and wild living in native Hollywood haunts.
The order of Eastern Stars of Missouri third district held a school of instruction in Newtown area Monday afternoon. Grand lectur er Nell Paige of Canton and grand worthy matron Mrs. Beasle Hasel of St. Louis lectured and instructed. over one hundred and one members registered with sixty seats offered for a late meal. Members from Newtown Lucerne Green City and nearby chapters attended. a lunch for one hundred seventy five followed.
Martin, son of Mr and Mrs Martin of Martinstown, has accepted a position as assistant cashier at Marshall National Bank. He plans to move into the bank’s new office and will start after securing his place. He is a young man from the east end of Pu County and is noted for his diligence and family background.
Dr. E C Taller of Buffalo New York a leading Methodist preacher will conduct a special service at the Methodist church inviting parishioners and the community to attend the evening gathering at Bun Day Night autographing details unclear from the fragment but the preacher is highlighted as the event.
Mr A R Gibson announces plans for a formal opening of the Unionville Granite shop. He notes several local employees and special work crews, highlighting the business as a community cornerstone and a driver of regional prosperity.
Officials plan an outside examination of town public buildings including the County Offices Opera House Circuit Court room and Summers Building to verify safety. The inspection was expected this week from Henning son Engineering Company but the expert did not arrive as scheduled.
Mr and Mrs Vern Harris and daughter arrived last Friday in Whittier California to visit relatives and friends. They went to Whittier four years ago and have done well there. Mr Harris traded for a farm near Toronto Kansas and will reside there. He plans to move soon while Mrs Harris stays longer. J Harris was formerly connected with the Auto Sales Company.
J. H. Melton, who leaves the Farmora Native Association as store manager on March 1, plans to open a new oil and gasoline filling station. He has rented the southeast corner building recently vacated by Unionvilla Marble Works and aims to open by mid March with a visible pump installation.
City authorities across the county are examining unsafe structures to determine their safety. The Knickerbocker Theatre in Siexter, Washington, serves as a cautionary example urging closer inspection to prevent dangerous siding and ensure public safety.
The band boys of Unionville are urged to meet in the band room at 7 o clock next Monday night for important business as announced by F. J. Boesche.
A stranger identified as J B or W Ne, possibly a revival singer, assaulted Clyde Torrey at his West Liberty area home. Torrey and H S Tenney confronted the man after he entered uninvited. during the altercation Torrey sustained a broken wrist. Neighbors say the intruder, who wore a painted pin and sat to eat, fled toward an embankment.
The article lists twelve blind residents qualifying for pensions under the blind pension act following a favorable constitutional amendment approved at the recent election. Names include Julia D. Hart Retta Maring Finis L. Wood James Renney and Joseph E. Parara Hunter among others.
A car accident near Cincinnati caused Glen Quigley to suffer a broken leg while Clareenrat and others escaped major harm. The steering knuckle failed and the vehicle crashed into a bank. Quigley sustained the serious injury, with Wess Casady and Tra Dilliner also in the car.
A shooting spree in Milan last Sunday left one man dead and two McKinney youths wounded. Bebout opened fire after a long-running feud, wounding one boy in the chest and another in the hip. Deputies pursued Bebout, who fired at them but was stopped.
Weather outlook notes considerable cloudiness with occasional rain in the south and snow in the north. Temperatures remain normal for the period.
Public sale notices list names including Pundeey Patards and Roland with sale dates in February and March. The notice mentions Albert Smith and J. ea Tense, with locations and auction details partially read but unclear.
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