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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
1
The article notes Chapter meetings and social gatherings hosted by Mrs Bertha Crumpacker and others, including meals and entertainments. It reports a large Republican State Convention attendance, debates over Riviera Springs venue, a Brantner assault incident at the Springs, and community observances marking local anniversaries and cemeteries care.
The June 2 statehood report was signed by conferees this afternoon. It includes a Foraker Amendment tying Arizona’s state constitution to majority votes in both New Mexico and Arizona before operation. Guthrie remains Oklahoma’s capital until 1923 with restrictions opposing divestment of capitol assets. The report faces Senate division and possible party alignment before a vote early next week.
The notice outlines an upcoming Prohibition State Convention of Missouri to be held at Cameron on June 14 and 15 inviting party members and friends to attend. It also mentions a granular schedule for an Angular test in Lemaville von Fikes with exams on June 22 and 24 and references various community activities, local names, and scheduling notes for exams and events.
One million acres of government land in the Crow Reservation area near Montana opens to homesteaders from June 14 to 28, 1908. Applicants must appear in person in Sheridan Wyoming Billings Montana or Miles City Montana. former soldiers or sailors may send an agent with power of attorney. Also notes social visits sermons and local activity around Centerville and nearby towns as community life continues.
The piece urges forming a habit of regular saving no matter the amount. It emphasizes depositing money in a reliable bank, accessible when needed, and notes consistent careful handling leads to long term financial security. It stresses that no account is too small or too large for prudent management.
May farming activity continues with plowing as George Mullenix paints his home. Eight neighbors attended singing at Joe Mullenix's Saturday night. Mau Kassady of Unionville visited recently. Seabury Francis had a week of illness but shows some improvement. John Fechtling, formerly at La
The column notes a missing notice about a planned July 4th celebration by the Eagles and disputes the inference that local business men oppose community entertainments. It defends business support and criticizes an unsigned paragraph attributed to the editor.
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