22 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 22, 1905
Page
1
A 1987 letter from Washington DC praises Peruna as a cure for catarrh and urges others to request Dr. Hartman’s free advice. The text also includes a political note on a bill for county superintendents and excerpts an inspirational poem and education commentary.
The Missouri Senate failed to pass a proposal by a 16 to 16 tie, with opponents arguing it would raise taxes and that the people oppose it. The piece notes Missouri lacks state supervision for country schools, contrasting with cities that have superintendents. It argues that investing in a capable superintendent yields long term economic benefits.
The article describes a three term school year of nine months with term end exams counting one third of term grades and term report cards showing final marks. The yearly average equals the three term grades and passing is 75. It notes Unionville Missouri and references education reporting.
The Marshall National Bank urges every boy to have his own savings account. Open an account and learn thrift, economy, and business habits that will benefit him throughout life.
The Republicans of Elm township are called to meet at Grayeville on Saturday February 25 at 2 PM to set a date for the township primary to nominate candidates for township offices. Candidates are asked to be present to announce their candidacy. HC Collem, W T Demonry, Com
A new poultry house advertises the opening of an 8 poultry market on the east side of the square. It promises the highest market price for poultry eggs butter hides and country produce and invites trade including hens and other items. Union Depot admission is noted at 15 26 and 35 cents.
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