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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1921

Page

2

Unionville Republican Printing Co advertises 1921 rates

Editor notices direct business communications to The Unionville Republican or Unionville Republican Printing Co. The paper dated Wednesday June 1 1921 lists a subscription price of $1.50 per year in advance and notes post office classification as second class matter.

The Republican Unionville Republican Unionville Republican Printing Co United States Unionville Missouri

Respect for Law and Civic Duty Amid Turbulent Times

A long, periodical editorial argues for obedience to law as the bedrock of stable government and progress. It condemns mob action in Tulsa, warns against teaching defiance of law, and urges parental and school responsibility to curb such views. The piece discusses rent profiteering, city housing pressures, and the Fourth of July as a civics lesson, urging proper commemorations and renewed patriotism. It also notes the upcoming special session to address road funding and critiques state officials Bradshaw and governance while reflecting on inflation and deflation cycles following wartime, urging honest reform and respect for legal channels.

Tulsa Hyde Bradshaw

Ming J Bun Marries In Mt Harmony Neighborhood

A brief local notice reports Ming J Bun recently married in the Mt Harmony area. Details remain sparse as the community notes and family members observe the ceremony in the neighborhood.

Ming Mt. Harmony

Local society notes and town events from Liberty week

Misses Fannie Goodrich Stella Wentworth Grace Stout and Florence Brasfield returned from Liberty where they attend school. J M Haines of Chariton and Miss Mary Ella Kearnes married at Howland. Postmaster resignations and a new appointment. Turner block brickwork and a plate glass front planned for Jackson's grocery. Elson and Turner returned from Winona with a wagon. Missie L Applegate and Dr J Arthur Townsend married. Juanita O Bryant and Lt Beverly L Bonfoey to marry in Quincy. Licenses issued to Houghton Ruggles Haines Kearns Logsdon Pickett Hatfield Applegate Townsend. McAnelly's house saved from fire. Weil’s young son injured toe nails.

Fannie Goodrich Stella Wentworth Grace Stout Florence Brasfield Liberty J. M. Haines Chariton Mary Ella Kearnes R. L. St. John Howland S. Casady Delpha J. W. Gassman Turner Jackson Grocery Department Jd. H. Elson C. W. Turner Winona Minn Putnam Quincy Ill W C C Houghton Martha Ruggles J M Haines Mary Ella Kearns Leon Logsdon Clara Edith Pickett Everett Hatfield Janiehannell J. Arthur Townsend Léna L. Applegate W. McAnelly Esper Weil

Fragmentary 1900s News Snippet Highlights Weather and Trade

The text mentions a thermometer reading 98 in the shade, a defective flue believed responsible for a result, and Union church seating changes. It also notes Ol Robbins sending 500 head of sheep to Chicago, indicating local trade activity.

Rion Union Church Douglas Ol Robbins Chicago

The Country Newspaper and Community Service Value

The article extols weekly newspapers as public benefactors boosting churches schools roads and local improvements. It argues a strong community paper guides investments warns against fraudulent schemes and reflects a lively town through loyal reader support.

Memphis Democrat

Special Session Called for June 14 by Governor Hyde

Governor Hyde issues a proclamation convening the Legislature in special session at noon on Tuesday June 14. The call had been expected sooner but various matters postponed the gathering until other business concluded.

Hyde

Governor Calls Special Session for General Assembly Action

Fragmentary note indicates a governor seeking a special message to convene a special session of the General Assembly for its consideration. Details on date or agenda are unclear in the readable text.

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