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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 08, 1925
Page
7
Farmers learn practical methods to identify cream cans when shipping. Options include soldered name plates, brass tags on the lid clasp, or embossing the owner’s name and address into the can body. Each method aims to prevent loss from erased or damaged labels during handling by milk plants and creameries.
Wisconsin dairy expert advises right care at calving to reserve energy and body tissues. Provide a comfortable box stall or table for calving and have milk fever treatment ready. After birth, dry cows promptly and feed gradually to avoid overload. remove afterbirth if needed within 44 hours and separate calf for a day or two to encourage calf drinking.
An article discusses selecting high quality dairy cows to improve profitability. It compares pure bred dairy stock to current herds, noting potential gains in milk yield and fat content with better feeding and breeding. It mentions the influence of lactation timing on milk flow and profitability.
Wept JT ra" as Frugites and family sperit Tues on Newtown. Several residents, including Mrs B A Powlex and Mrs D F Studabaker, traveled to Unionville and Princeton on various days. Neighbors visited, shopped, and returned home with family members for the weekend and Sunday visits near Newtown and nearby towns.
Centerville area residents share a weekend of visits and shopping. Families including the Kuang King Beard Mikels Fun nell Rachford Mathews Auten Hackett Magee and Lane appear in gatherings, visits and Sunday calls with relatives in Centerville Bixline Cincinnati and Kansas City.
Catherine Elizabeth Peterman of Lemons near Centersie was born August 16 187 and died July 4 in her home aged 76 years 11 months and 28 days. She united with the Methodist church in youth and married Charles Hiney. three children Bernice Crystal and the first child who died in infancy survive with her husband. She leaves her mother Mrs Lemons two sisters and two brothers and many friends. Funeral services were conducted at the M E church in Lemons by Rev. W A Pollock with burial in Lemons Cemetery. Arthur Gilbert left for Britt Iowa for construction work.
Mrs Effa Beale was in Lucerne on business Monday. Miss Jennie Baker left Thursday for Schell City to spend vacation. Rev Ed Cooley of Lorimer Iowa preached at the Methodist church Sunday morning. Mr and Mrs Mariam Sereingean and others visited in town. A group of surveyors northern work hints at road curve changes near here. The Powersville chautauqua is set for July 29 to 29 with programs and speakers announced.
Governor Baker signed 163 of 187 stalled bills into law with 24 vetoed. Some measures carry emergency clauses, becoming effective immediately, though most are not of broad state significance.
Public notices list executors administrators and heirs for the Swiger Scalf and Hill estates. Articles announce letters testamentary executors and administrators and require creditors to present claims within set periods or be barred. Notices originate from the Probate Court of Putnam County and reference dates in June July 1926.
Missouri finances appear sound with a general balance on hand of 1 142 and a beginning balance of 22 945 125 for June. July receipts reach 27 726 594 while disbursements cover large cash items from early year prior to an available appropriation bill.
Fragmented text describes pests and diseases in a historical note. Mentions mosquitos and other pests and references Prudential Insurance and typhoid dysentery cholera. Notes on disease carrier and control measures are present in garbled form.
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