Unionville Republican Printing Co Addressed Training Request
Communications training guidance directed to The Unionville Republican Printing Co. The directive specifies handling all communications training to business with The Republican and is addressed to The LUnionville Republican or Unionville Republican Printing Co Wednesday June 1, 1921.
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Unionville Republican Printing Co., Publishers
Republican
Lunionville Republican
Unionville Republican Printing Co
Harding outlines business fairness and the need to curb abuse
President Harding in New York argues for presumption of innocence for honest business and swift action against lawbreakers. He condemns past harassment of business, calls for reducing government meddling while remaining vigilant to abuses. He notes woolen manufacturers hold ample foreign wool, signaling ongoing economic concerns.
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Harding
New York
Free trade issues and calls for work in state reform debate
The piece discusses tariff effects on wood and farm relief, a proposed special session to adjust state levies after valuation fixes, and President Hyde’s plan to seek corrections. It advocates work as a cure for a nation’s ills, condemns idle citizens, and argues for reform and economy amid partisan tensions.
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Hyde
Unusual Memorial Day Service Across the Community
Last Sunday featured a Memorial service with members of the Grand Army of the Republic as the house crowded. D A R of the town provided floral tokens pinned on soldiers, and a bout of singing and a sermon followed. The pastor led a second memorial sermon in Lemons for the local post. Regular services in Unionville are announced for next Sunday morning and evening with Sunday school at 9:45.
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Grand Amys of the Republic
Wwao
Services Bros
Dutton and Purley Linn
Queen City
D. A R
Helen
Nderwood
Caro] Morgan
Orel Davolt
Richardson
Perry Porter
Lemons
Lnionville
J. Howard Thompson
Haywood in Russia Holds Job Managing Employment
William Haywood, a former leader of the IWW, fled to Russia to avoid an American prison sentence for obstructing draft laws. He reportedly works in employment activities there and may sooner or later be compelled to serve his sentence in the United States.
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William Haywood
United States
Russia
America
Buying Twine for Harvest Savings
An agricultural note from E Leh at Ena farm urges choosing guaranteed twine for strength uniformity and evenness to save money. Inferior twine can waste time and cause grain loss at harvest, with a few dollars saved now risking larger losses later.
Court Upholds Missouri Franchise Tax Law
The Missouri Supreme Court last week upheld the state tax, freeing thousands of dollars tied up in litigation. The decision clears the way for future collections. Governor Hyde plans to seek another tax reduction at a special legislative session.
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Supreme Court
Missouri
Mrs. Fannie Miley Travels to Kansas City on Saturday
Mrs. Fannie Miley went to Kansas City on business last Saturday, according to local reports. The trip appears work-related with no additional details given.
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Fannie Miley
Kansas City
Local notes and incidents from Martinstown region
Goods and services updates, moves, and accidents across Martinstown and nearby towns. Geo W. Martin buys a half interest in Beng field and starts duty June 16. A new three store hotels planned on Stanley house site in Milan. Everett McCutchen to Kansas City for business college. MacCutchen surveys plat for new town. cottages and a store planned. A horse throws Oliver Branscomb. skull fracture. A three year old child of H R Arthur injured by a kick from a team. Prosec Att J McKinley’s daughter drank coal oil but recovering. Local residents J H Holman Will Marshall Miss Bertha Weatherford and Guy Weatherford return from Columbia state university.
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Ng Cesk
Unionville
Blackbird Cdal
Pew
Geo. W. Martin
Beng Field
Gacette
O Ut
Oliver Branscomb
Martinstown
H. R. Arther
J. A Montgomery
J H Holman
Will Marshall
Miss Bertha
Guy Weatherford
Columbia
State University
J. McKinley
Bonfoey named to state World's Fair Commission
Local notes report B H Bonfoey's appointment to the state World's Fair Commission. Unionville plans celebrations this year. J & Forbes sold a Kremlin Oklahoma farm to buy Ben ett West store in Charton and will move to Putnam. Filmer Quigley builds a brick firing and tin shop between Whristy and Martin Schick locations. Miller sold his south side property to J J Jones. Amos and Henry Gatrel boys play together. a son of Amos cuts two fingers in an accident. Powersville teens report three healthy calves born to Wm Hendrix. An Omaha gathering Saturday aimed at disrupting Dr Ufrich's supply and scaring away Carry Nationists.
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B H Bonfoey
Unionville
J & Forbes
Kremlin
Okla
Benett West
Charton
Putnam
Filmer Quigley
Whristy
Martin Schick
Miller
Cory
J J Jones
Amos
Henry Gatrel
Powersville
Wm. Hendrix
Nuoyber
Nangle
Omaha
Ufrich
Ten Years Ago This Week in Local News Highlights
A summer kindergarten for three to six year olds led by Miss Iris Armstrong. Harry Jones joins Bland's Orchestra in Ohio. Fred Drury buys Italian bees. a cow barn was struck killing six cows and damaging homes. J M Stille leases Charleston Republican. Tot Ward trampled by horses. a marriage license issued to Jesse Hurley and Lucy Helmeran. Terry Porter elected principal of South Ward school. Harold Jones bitten by a dog, treated in Kirksville. a runaway horse crashes into a telephone pole, injuring Dayton Acre, who is recovering with a physician’s care.
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Iris Armstrong
Harry Jones
Defiance
Ohio
Bland
Fred Drury
Carrie Jones
J E Oldfield
F. E VanFossen
J. M. Stille
Charleston Republican
Ward
Jesse A. Hurley
Lucy Hillerman
Livonia
Terry Porter
Omaha
South Ward
Harold
Roy Jones
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