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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1919
Page
1
A Missouri county official asked the State Highway Department whether Putnam County could receive surplus tractors from a postwar government surplus. The article notes the federal surplus and the state's assignment to allocate machinery, with potential rural road use if a county requests and is approved a share.
A transatlantic flight, described as a historic achievement, notes American pilots and aircraft making the crossing with high praise. The story recalls prior attempts, mentioning Harry Hawker and aircraft from Australia, with perilous mid ocean landing and rescue efforts.
A statewide highway meeting is planned with John Malang state superintendent of highways likely to attend. A similar gathering occurred last week in Edina for Knox county and another is planned in Kirksville on June 11 for Adair county to discuss the new road law and its location.
An excerpt shows Allied and German negotiators in dispute over terms of a postwar treaty. The text outlines potential Allied actions if Germany refuses to sign, including occupation of government functions and control, with threats of force avoided if Germany signs.
June 2 to A inclusive forecast shows generally fair conditions with cooler temperatures in the first half of the week and little change afterward. No precipitation is expected across the Upper Silssianipgt and Lower Missouri Valleys.
County officials analyze a proposed trunk road network linking Unionville to Lucerne and Livonia with east and west branches. Estimated total cost around 1.52 million, county share 760,000, federal funds to cover the rest, promising broad long term road benefits.
Putnam resident Newton Drury long active in city work died Sunday at his son in law’s Gallatin home. Once a city worker handling water mains and repairs, he left many friends in Putnam who mourn his passing.
Jen Hines about 13 is jailed by Sheriff Dickson on charges of aiding the theft of a team of mules from Clarence Ross. The boy, with his father, was on a northbound train when nabbed. A brother and another man are implicated. preliminary hearing set for next Tuesday. Ross says the mules were taken Thursday morning and driven toward Pollock.
A carnival company arrived Sunday and has spent time in town trying to attract visitors with limited advertising. The event is positioned against its main rival, the carnival of rails, as crowds remain uncertain about turnout.
County superintendent Misses oras issues notes about exams for boys state fair entries. The fragment hints at a local school event with oversight from county officials and a formal testing or judging process.
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