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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1925
Page
2
A discussion on civic duties and the shift from citizen boosters to active contributors examines how responsibility shapes towns. It contrasts politicians chasing popularity with true statesmanship and notes Mellon plan debates and tax policy shifts impacting federal and local leaders.
The Tribune and Star weigh in on European reparations, tariffs, and U S protectionism arguing the tariff should shield American markets to curb debt and keep domestic industry strong. The discussion contrasts potential gains from cheaper imports with the risk of reduced American output and higher overall costs.
Missouri reports 126 new laws take effect July 9 and notes 244 prisoners at the state penitentiary the lowest count since 1916. Highlights include two bridge dedications at Chillicothe and Waverly, a federal inspection of Missouri strawberries, and a departmental reorganization under the secretary of state. Also mentioned are new Chinese eggs arriving at Van Buren for game preserves, and a shipment planned for distribution to preserves.
Ladies game pitted fat against slim players with the slim ladies winning. A second match between married and single men ended with both sides claiming victory after a hot day. Proceeds from the ends of the games will fund school improvements.
Ada Jane Oliver 33 dated January 6 1892 departed life June 22 1925 aged 83 years 5 months 22 days Married Charley Oliver March 2 1910 at Chariton IA seven children born Deareth Lawrence Florence survived by husband daughter three sons Raymond Floyd Len and Raymond Father Hugh Smith Unionville MO sisters Ida Triplett Nora Welch Vesta Cincinnati and Fred Albert etc Funeral held near Humecton IA Tuesday at 2 pm Rev Haycox officiated body taken to Chariton IA for burial beside three children"}
In these sad hours of our bereavement we express sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and assistance during the sickness and death of our beloved wife and mother Elizabeth A. Schuster. John P Schuster and Family.
Amid factional tempers in the Republican and Democratic parties, speculation swirls over who will succeed Senator La Follette. Gov Blaine favors waiting until autumn to consolidate La Follette forces, while radical candidates like La Follette’s widow or his son are discussed. If no family member runs, Blaine may seek the radical nomination. regular Republican nominee remains uncertain as Coolidge’s national standing is noted.
Douglas Werick Sheetey and Clyde Smith cut wheat with Paul Berry plowing for John L. Smith. Joe Berry and Jesse Thompson returned from Chillicothe where they took sisters Ruth Berry and Pauline Thompson to business college. Many neighbors visited relatives and attended church, school, and dinners as families hosted and traveled around Sas City, Lucerne, and nearby towns.
The item lists residents and visitors around Kenken o Marie Buster Mabel Martin James Minear Guy Minear and Anna Melvin. It mentions Leo Kearse Elsie Marie Kearse Thelma and Ashey Phillis dining with Anna Peta Mebtaina and moving into the Hamilton property. Monroe Gorrell returned home after a week in Lancaster and Glenno. Journey Fowler and Birney Landtiser left for South Dakota seeking work.
Sunday dinners at the Klinginsmith homes brought together Jesse Joseph Maude Bessie Klinginsmith Leo Winchell Velma Myrle Cecil Ogle and Cris Collins for a fine meal. Local households hosted gatherings with families including the Klinginsmiths Harl Smilly Hoe Klingins and others. Refreshments featured ice cream and cake. Visitors included Sam Howard and Lenna, and C O Worrester with sons Hartley and Kenneth. Roxie Wells Dorothy Mae Evans Bertha Mitchell returned for the Fourth from Ravanna. Ira Taylor visited C U Worrester. Mrs Ira Klinginsmith and family Opal Dorothy Gladys Floy and Jr visited Harl Klinginsmith. Fldon Kopfer assisted Noe Klinginsmith with plowing. Bertha Owens helped Mrs Everett Pauley in Powersville. Earl Wells and family left for the West for health reasons. Opal Evans, recently at St Joseph hospital, is back home. Roxie Wells and Dorothy Evans returned to Kirksville. M Tellsworth of Exline, IA, was in Unionville on business.
An advertisement urges readers to purify the entire system with Calotab tablets, claiming physicians endorse natural health through purification. It promotes a family package with directions for 35 cents and a trial 10 cent package available at drug stores.
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