Unionville Republican Printing Company Subscription Notice
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Unionville Republican Printing Company
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Retrenchment in Federal Government Echoes in States
A reflection on government waste and spending cuts as President Coolidge and Secretary Mellor push retrenchment. The text argues reduced interest costs, simplified bureaus, and efficiency gains justify cuts and advise states to emulate federal savings measures.
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Ile Presidentsarding
Coolidge
Mellor
Treasury
Presidential Office
Treasury Office
Budget Bureau
Tax Reduction Debate in Missouri 1921 Political Struggle
The text discusses 1921 Missouri politics under Republican control, debating whether to push tax reductions through a statewide vote. It argues true economy must not harm services and suggests savings through careful surveys and targeted cuts without impairing welfare.
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Missouri
Corn Pests Defy Simple Remedies Across State Fields
Entomology chief Leonard Haseman notes corn pests such as the corn root worm the corn stalk borer and the corn bill bug are widespread in Missouri. No practical cure exists for young root worms other than replanting while stalk borers, feeding on stems, require weed control and careful field management to limit damage.
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Missouri College of Agriculture
Leonard Haseman
Best type of road is determined by purpose and conditions
Chief Engineer B H Pieper explains road material choices depend on use, soil, traffic and future needs. He compares gravel, tar, asphalt and concrete, noting roads evolve with traffic and economic factors while foundations guide future resurfacing or rebuilding.
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Mann
Crete
West
Sunday Teaching Begins With Special Numbers
Fragmentary note mentions Tinus Brown leading a Sunday service featuring a sermon and special numbers. The text is incomplete but indicates a regular Sunday gathering with a sermon led by Tinus Brown.
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Easing Off in Mexico Amid US Mexican Tension
A sharp exchange between the US Secretary of State and Mexico’s president appears to ease. The United States plans an extended official comment on the Mexican situation and will present it to Mexico soon. The American ambassador returns, with hope that Mexico will assure fair treatment by the United States.
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Missouri
Ben
Caller
Mexico
United States
Chicken Thief Caught Near Novinger
A man described as Pearl Bragg was arrested after being found with a car full of chickens in Queen City. He confessed to stealing fowl believed from near Novinger, five miles south, with the caption noting the thefts occurred in Low a.
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Lowa
Unionville Sanitary Visit Reports Adequate Water and Sewer
Jefferson City State Sanitary Engineer Johnson visited Unionville to inspect the water and sewer systems. He found both functioning adequately, noted improvements at the new plant, and expected little future odor trouble after fermentation stabilizes. He also reviewed the filtration plant and reservoir with Superintendent Matt Flynn, who cited occasional brownish water from stale hot water tanks or long-passed water in pipes as the cause, not impurity in recently purified supply.
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Jefferson City
Undonville
Unionville
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Flynn
Missouri Farm Bureau Contract Drive Aims High
The Missouri Farm Bureau announces a state contract signing contest across counties North of the river and in the South Missouri region. Captains Pizen Sam Stiles and Tom DeWitt lead the southern and northern groups with drives through July and the state convention in Seda-. The plan includes county drives, roundups, and a final cleanup to reach a goal of 15 900 contracts across 53 counties.
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Missouri Farmeca’ Association
Mixsocht
Seda
Missouri
South Missouri
Springfield
Chillicothe
Boaster Loses Dignity Where Boasting Ends
A brief saying attributed to Young notes that when boasting ends, dignity begins, illustrating a moral boundary between pride and humility. The quote positions dignity as the consequence of restraint and sincere conduct over self-promoting talk.
Character First and the Pursuit of Fortunes
A reflective note argues that true independence stems from character rather than the quest for wealth, urging men to seek integrity as the sole reliable foundation of freedom.
Visitor From Korksville Visits Mrs Moller
Mrs Wheemeth Johroer arrives in town on Saturday to visit her parents Mrs Tom Moller and their relatives.
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Wheemeth Johroer Petarne
Korksville
Tom Moller
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