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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 29, 1925

Page

3

Alfalfa Hay Outperforms Sudan in Dairy Trials At Hays Station

Experiments led by Professor J. B. Fitch at the Hays station show alfalfa hay with kafir silage and liberal grain ration yields higher milk and butterfat than Sudan hay in several trials. Cows fed alfalfa produced up to 18 percent more milk daily and greater butterfat, while body weights remained steady. The study notes seed protein quality and asks for protein supplements when alfalfa is unavailable.

Ime A. Zire J. B. Fitch Oasas Haye Sudan Fisch Hays Station

Soy Beans Improve Dairy Feed in Iowa Trials

Iowa State researchers report cracked soybeans compare to linseed meal as a protein supplement for dairy cattle. Trials show soybeans do not cause adverse effects under tested conditions, with corn silage grown with soybeans nearly as economical as corn silage alone.

Lows Iowa Station

Soybean Meal Value in Livestock Feeding

The text explains soybean meal as a cheap, highly nitrogenous feed good for meat and dairy production. It notes its protein content, balancing nitrogen in rations, and advises using it with digestion considerations similar to other concentrated feeds.

Hidden Troubles Strain City Quiet Amid Bandit Fears

Reports say tensions rise as bandit activity feared to resurface causing unease. Authorities warn of potential danger from this source, with isolated incidents and heightened security measures.

Local accident injures man near separator engine

John Henry Ledford suffered injuries after being caught between an engine guide wheel and the feed board of a separator, with the steam feed lever injuring his chest. He is reported recovering. Nearby carpenters prepare the Republican office to receive I. H. Elson's drug store. An exchange quotes a reader extolling newspapers and a late father’s wit.

John Henry Ledford Repubican I. H. Elson

Platted Eight Acre Block Near Railroad and New Local Stores

Twenty years ago this week ZT Brawford platted eight acres east of the railroad and south of the west road past the Jackson Stacker Factory. Judge Ben Thompson deeded a Main Street line west to a road near his property. Weatherford Malting Co opened a flour and feed store in the former Republican building. Ed Clawson injured hauling empty beer cases at the depot. The town faced burglary and other minor incidents as residents adapted to evolving infrastructure.

Brawford Ralroad Jackson Stacker Joe Ed Brawford Ben Thompson Main St Carroll Mr Thompson Ty the Weatherford Malting Co Ed Clawson Fd Wyckoff Jume Jones Jr

Farmer Pearl Minear Dies After Tragic Incident

The obituary notes Pearl I Minear aged 29 years 1 month 1 day, eldest son of Win Minear. He resided near Orville, married to Mars Payne, and leaves a large family. The report mentions a tragic death tied to an attempted act and thanks from the Minear and Payne families.

Bern Hat Meo Win Moinear Mies Tia Orville Mars Payne Vasian Louise Wal Mr. Dewey Unis Otetermert Pearl I Mone

Sunday Dinners and Visits Across Local Families

Numerous residents and families shared meals and visits over the weekend and weekday evenings. Names include Newt Greene and wife, Myrtle Fwiings, the Sealf and Swiger families, Ida Noland, Ed Scalf, and many neighbors from Newton and Ottumwa on assorted social calls and harvest help. Several are listed as sick, with community church gatherings noted.

Newt “Wager Cmd Jed Greene Harry Alf Myrtle Crytal Claud Reed Lena Hazel Lucy Torbin Wor Alexander Lark Scott Newton Bert Scott Dale Scalf James Ewinge Jas Sealf James Mortle Ewings Harry Sealf Verna Morne Ella Sealf Ida Noland Ivine Swiger Edith Sealf Fannie Montgomery Newt Swiger Edith Scalf Wednewley Bertha Hibbs Dora Swiger Thurray Eva Gilworth Hattie Potter Letha Alexander Harvest Hands Morrie Swiger Floy Potter Ella Scalf Crystal Ewing Harry Scals Carl Christian Alexander Neal Culler Elza Brisendine Ottumwa Charley Gleason Elza Saveral West Hunter and Family Grandma Potter Clarence Wortz Id Webb Ira Potter Filey Union Grove Grove Hadahd Boulten

State Fair Queen Coronation to Open Silver Anniversary

Brave fakery notes narrate a grand coronation and court reception for the State Fair Queen at the Coliseum Building in Sedalia Missouri August 17 8 15 pm Governor Baker to preside as prime minister and crown the Queen The pageant Birth of America will feature 200 plus participants and is produced by Hal Worth from Fort Worth Texas with princesses and maids of honor invited from Missouri cities and counties.

Sedalia America Coliseum Sam A. Baker Aot Hal 2 Worth Fort Worth Texas State Fair Board United States Hocula

Breakup of Roman Road Cores Erases Ancient Stones

Large stones that formed the core of Roman roads in England were often removed in medieval times for building. The reuse of these ancient road materials led to the disparition of many segments across districts.

England

Walter Hagen and Baxter Win 18 Hole Exhibition Match

The Walter Hagen exhibition golf match at Centerville Iowa drew about thirty or more attendees from Unionville. Hagen paired with Sidney Baxter against Arthur Bartleth of Ottumwa and Bill Bathie of Waterloo. The match, played 18 holes low ball, ended Hagen and Bartleth winning by one point after a dramatic finish. The event drew a gallery of seven to eight hundred who praised Hagen’s skill and sportsmanship.

Unionvillé Walter Hagen Centerville Hagen Sidney Baxter Arthur Bartleth Ottumwa Iowa Bill Bathie Waterloo Bartlett Bathié Pone Baxter Barter Helice Eoffer Kathie Vitabes

Fifteen Purebred Stallions Listed in Putnam County Registry

The Visseauard Stallion Registry Ballietir of 192h reports fifteen purebred stallions in Putnam County with ownership notes. Names include Jobe Turttfoet, Garfield Pirk, Nise Hoare, Jot Skipper, and Roe Hf Terres, owned by Tom fe vat tw Alu Ranes, Seth Hrice, and Aljo toe. Counts compare to prior years as authorities note reductions and regional breeding trends.

Ballietir Bat Niin Ralant JR Kopfer Hensley T Roe Tom Fe Seth Hrice Aljo Putnam County Ace Depaitiert Ayr Pete Ates

Farewell Dinner for Mr and Mrs Demoney at Matt Rooks Home

A farewell dinner was held at the Matt Rooks residence in Montana for Mr and Mrs Demoney and their son Claude. Relatives and friends gathered Monday of last week before they departed, visiting Niee Mamie at the Purier a WT Demeanes home and hosted by Mrs Jaroney. Attendees included Mr and Mrs Dane Demoney, Mr and Mrs Vert Timmona, Mr and Mrs J W Tatian, and others.

Matt Rooks Clac Montana Jaroney Tuessis Mare Timmona Tatian W. Husted Garnet Claud Edwin and

Pioneer Woman Elizabeth Miller Ellis Dies at 76

Elizabeth Miller Ellis born 1848 in Buchanan County Missouri lived in Putnam County with Brice and Martha Miller. She married Thomas Ellis in 1868 and had twelve children seven survive including Brice, J R Torrey, Henry Ellis, A D Ellis, and Eva Wilcox. Funeral July 19 at Powersville Methodist church with burial in Wyreken cemetery. Her husband died 1900 and she spent recent months with daughter Mrs Henry Ellis in Norwich Kansas.

Elizabeth Miller Buchanan County Putnam County Brice Martha Miller Thomas Ellis Brice Ellis Amarilla Texas J. R. Torrey Kuna Idaho Henry E. Ellis Powersville A. D. Ellis Lineville Henry Callison Norwich Kansas Joe Klinginsmith Harley Pollock Flatwillow Montana Eva Wilcox Anderson Benjamin Miller Tecumseh Nebraska Edward Miller Deerfield Jacob Miller Grant City Libba Miler Charles Moler Redding Iowa Libba Miller Henry ¢l Norwich Kan Allisyn Nerwich Barsas Aki Wyreken MTP Powersvale HE Murphy Mary Ane Helen Mass

IOWA STATE FAIR FEATURES TRACTORS AND MACHINERY SHOW

A historic fair notes a tractor and implement exhibition with booths and displays. Shows include plowing demonstrations and a variety of farming equipment from multiple companies.

Conviction Unchanged in Chicken Salad Case

A Kansas City Star report notes that despite a church protest or moral argument, the court did not alter the verdict regarding a chicken salad dispute. The piece emphasizes the unaffected conviction and the defendant's stance amid public attention.

Tuew Ong Kanusus City

Centerville Promises Iowa's Biggest Roundup Event

Centerville plans an August 7 and 9 roundup featuring more than 200 riders, 200 horses, and 100 Longhorn steers with $10,000 in prizes and contracts. The grounds include a 50 acre field and a 600 foot amphitheater as work continues. World champion riders, ropers, and notable names from Oklahoma and CA are slated to perform in an entertainment styled as a Cowboy Husking Bee.

Acer Centerville Iowa Haness Oklahoma Cur Hey Rose Smith Wild Horse Charles Cheyenne Wyoming

Missouri Farmers Dominate State Legislature In Wholly Unusual Mix

More than a third of Missouri legislators are farmers, per Sears Roebuck Agricultural Ballot data. Of 44 state Senators, four are farmers. in the lower house about 46 percent are agriculturists, with many combining farming with banking or insurance. The Nebraska lower house shows only one farmer, while national figures reflect lower farmer representation in Congress than in state legislatures.

Missouri State Legislaturs Sears Roebuck Igh Toyivamia Ita Ite Mabel Ao Cillenpre Terete Nebraska Farmers Congress Senate House of Representatives

University Campus Praised as Among America’s Best

Visitors describe the University of Missouri campus as one of the most beautiful in America. They praise the Memorial Tower, new Law Building, Home Economics Building, and surrounding elms and maples while noting the campus beauty draws many guests to Columbia for tours and summer visits.

University Ramesh Tou Miosour Thasy America Missouri West Qld Missouri School of inMim

Boy’s clever take on strong and weak verbs in exam

In a recent entrance test a boy answered that “shut” is strong when used as a command while “please shut the door” is weak. The remark highlights how tone and politeness blur verb strength in grammar.

London Port

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) advertising principles

Standard Oil Company (Indiana) touts fairness and justice as rights of employees and stockholders. It pledges thoughtful service, superior products, and maximum value for customers, asserting integrity in all dealings.

Standard Oil Company Indiana Conntry Tse d

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