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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1924
Page
2
Citizens weigh a renewed push for a state run workmen’s compensation program funded by insured employers. The measure would create a five member commission with salaries and expand state payroll while raising costs for stores with two or more workers. Critics warn against state socialism and biased labor driven drafting.
The ailing law restricts certain actions but endorses the nomination of Mr. Thompson for auditor. His four year tenure in the treasurer's office has doubled work and demonstrated accuracy and economy, earning praise as a reward for faithful state service.
A Socialist owned and started Western daily suspended its publication, a rival Socialist paper laments, arguing socialism mismanages business by placing politics over experience. The piece contends experienced managers prove necessary in railroads, banks, and government, warning that socialist control would wreck enterprise and value.
An all day basket dinner is planned at the ME church with a program beginning at 2 PM on June 8. Children prepare activities for attendees as part of the church event.
Hon Floyd Jacobs veteran of the late war and prominent Christian layman will address a Sunday evening program organized by Presbyterian officers. The talk aims to unite religion and politics without debate. Governors’ hopefuls may appear here before summer. A big sing and cordial welcome are planned for the public.
In Putnam county Lee R. Jeffers of Richland announces his bid for sheriff as a Republican. Known across the county for 25 years of service and a farm home, Jeffers pledges honest administration and dedication to public service if nominated and elected.
Governor Hyde has built and improved Missouri state institutions, spending over 1.2 million dollars on new buildings at St Joseph Fulton Marshall Mount Vernon Nevada and Farmington. The reform measures include better staffing, feeding, and overall care, with opposition blamed on a Democratic legislature for insufficient funding.
The Senate Agriculture Committee voted 11 to 5 against Henry Ford's offer to buy Muscle Shoals and 11 to 4 for keeping government ownership. Ford proposed manufacturing fertilizer under restrictions with a term lease while planning to develop power for his own uses.
A clipping from a newspaper describes Columbus City Iowa where Mrs Orinda Eddy notes the city government is led entirely by women. The mayor is Miss Eva and, at present, no men hold government roles in the town.
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