Shorthorns For Dale
Several Bates Shorthorn cows with strong milk and beef traits offered for Dale. Also two serviceable bulls available at $100.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1918
Page
8
Letters From War Readers And Health Campaign Notes
A wartime letter from Albert Casady aboard the USS Louisville describes longing for mail and adjusting to service life. The Children’s Bureau launches a year long campaign to save 100000 babies, citing a high death rate and a spring weighing test. The Putnam County outreach is led by Mrs. Dr. J H Holman. A Hartford Baptist church plans a June 16 dedication with visiting ministers.
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New York City
N. Y
Morgan
Old Putnam
Huntington
Albert Casady
Uss Louisville
The
Children’s Bureau of
Department of Labor
Unionville Mayor Calls for Missouri War Service
Proclamation by Mayor J C McKinley urges Unionville and Putnam county residents to answer the national call, offering enlistment pathways for privates, technicians, and specialists in the Marine Corps, including telegraphers, telephone workers, electricians, and cooks, with transfer to Philadelphia and Quantico, amid drafting efforts and local board releases.
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US Marine Signal Batallion
Philadelphia
Marine Barracks
Quantico
Marine Corps
Missouri
Yiota
I. J. C. McKinley
Unionville
Umronville
Putnam County
Honor Flag Raising and Dedication in Lincoln Township
Lincoln township will raise the Honor flag won in the Third Liberty Loan and dedicate it next Sunday June 9. An all day picnic will be held with flag raising in the morning and speeches after the picnic dinner by Hons J C McKinley and N A Franklin at Stringtown church. Everyone is invited.
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Lincoln Township
Liberty, Loan
J C. McKinley
N. A. Franklin
Stringtown Church
St Louis Mobilizes Vast War Effort Across City Institutions
St Louis and Missouri lead in war work with 3 450 factories producing for war. The city raised 100 000 in half a day for Home Guard regiments, trained 350 officers in plastic surgery, and supported Red Cross aims with 242 000 members. Red Cross division here serves 350 000 men and 683 chapters nationwide. The Hoover pledge shows 342 000 women signed, and thrift gardens produced 350 000 000 dollars in food value in 1917. German born population compares with other cities, while St Louis remains fully patriotic and ready to respond to every government demand.
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St. Louis
Missouri
New York
United States
Marine Corps
S. Louis
Liberty Loan
France
Twelfth Engineers
National Guards
Busch-Sulzer Diesel Engine Co
August A. Busch
Anheuser-Busch
Scott Field
Union Station
The
Red Cross
Kansas
Arkansas
Texas
Oklahoma
Cleveland
Cincinnati
Chicago
Detroit
Buffalo
Milwaukee
Étroit
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J H. Holman
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Co. A. Middleton
Annal Stockholders
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Unionsville
Atteat
I. S . McCutchen
W. H. Holman
N C Brasfield
Said County
J A
St Louus
United State
Search Light Barracks
Washington
F. E. Turin
J.C. McKinley
F. QO. Elson
James Hackney
Lemong
Comstock Merc. Co
Uelp
Patriotic
St.Louis
St. Louis, Mo
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