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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 22, 1925
Page
6
A dense puzzle-like page lists numerous cryptic clues and labeled sections. It features repeated references to printing, furniture, and maritime terms, interspersed with numeric tags and letter codes, suggesting a crossword or codeword style exercise with multiple interlocking answers.
Local residents attend services and gatherings at Unionville and nearby towns. farm activity includes oats cutting by Fred Cook and other harvest work. visits and hospitality mark weekly social life with families such as the Robbines, Berry, and Huston. A funeral honors Butler, and a European slogan about debt echoes in remarks.
Rail earnings for the first five months of 1925 show net income of about 346 881 dollars, with full year projections near 410 million if trends continue. Early indicators suggest last month’s earnings may exceed those of the prior period as freight volume remains high during the nation’s wartime prosperity era.
Community scene in MT ZION as Huffaker family hosts relatives from Kansas City Planola and California for a Sunday visit. Local residents Davis Henson and Summers share weekend happenings with friends and family in Monville Cincinnati and nearby towns.
West Liberty reports Rev W A Pollock held morning and evening services at the ME church. A needed rain fell Monday night. Farmers are busy harvesting oats and meadow. Local social visits include Sam Galloway of Kansas City and Dr Geisinger staff member Fern Burns returning home. Tidbits note residents visiting relatives, hay stacking, and various neighbors in and around the area.
A female guest at a seaside boarding house contemplates romance with her employer Mr Baker while resisting an older fiancé Ed. Entangled in a work trip and social obligations, she faces declarations of affection, dance invitations, and the tension between duty and desire during a coastal summer.
A dairy expert explains how different feeds vary in protein digestibility and yields. He cites corn versus cottonseed hulls, oat balla protein fractions, and the need for palatable bulky rations to maximize milk production and cow digestion.
The Columbo Itecord notes a provocative remark about gender equality. The remark suggests unequal standards for men and women and questions how equality is applied.
A fragment notes public discussion on timely tax payments and a figure named Zeek. It references a tax payer viewpoint and concerns about Mary taxes and potential penalties or timing. The text is incomplete but centers on a tax payment funding issue.
The article argues that cattle turned out on pasture alone lose growth momentum. It urges feeding grain early in pasture turnouts to prevent weight shrinkage and ensure steady gains, noting some herds err by trying to rely on grazing alone.
Carmen Guffey spent Thursday night with her grandparents Mr and Mrs B T Spaw and Mrs Laura Jones. Tom Yadon from Montana visits family for the first time in 18 years. Ira Hoover of Stringtown entertained friends at dinner. Miss Remah Meyer visited Verna Pearson. Lahah Mize of California visits aunt Mrs Lemley. Johnny Carter and baby Sunday at Mullenix home. Tom Barnett spent Saturday with sister Mrs Mattie Bunyard and helped take her daughter to a doctor. Mr and Mrs Albert Anders and son motor to Kirksville to see Vint who has had a stroke and is slowly improving.
A humorous fictive letter from Tomica to Jessica describes family visits and a playful mix of machine names. The note mentions Dadiea Momica Aunt Lozzica and a joke about a new car choice between Fordica and Chevi ca while referencing a playful calf named Nellica later changed to Jimica.
We thank neighbors and friends for kindness and sympathy during the departure of our husbands and father. From Mrs Malis ey Butler and children.
Sarah E Sears born in Kentucky June 18 1850 died July 8 1925 aged 75 years 26 days came to Missouri as a child married M Sears February 29 1880 had six children one died before her funeral conducted by Dr Lewis she joined Church of Christ about 35 years ago laid to rest in Ledford cemetery Rev 14 13 obituary notes mourners and faith.
Dairy notes discuss milking, comparing cow performance, and the value of supplementary feed such as cottonseed cake oats and ground oats. It notes 88 percent of cattle on feed in the eleven corn belt states versus last year and mentions using cull potatoes for dairy rations.
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