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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1925
Page
2
Unionville hosts a contracted chautauqua program with stronger acts this year headlined by plays Her Temporary Husband and The Mollusk and a lecture by Dr W Nation. The weeklong event offers music and varied features to attract many, with season tickets cheaper than a single city show.
The piece reports Senator Couzens of Michigan moving from opposition to backing deeper tax cuts, acknowledging Mellon’s argument that excess sur taxes reduce government receipts and hinder business investment. It notes a gradual reconciliation with Mellon and critiques the idea of an "excessive tax" confining business earnings and slowing activity.
The article urges continued observance of Desolation Day in Unionville praising the GA’s work and stressing community support. It notes frost damage to corn reducing future value and mentions Putnam County’s low floating debt and an oversupply of fresh fish as local tidbits from fishermen.
Unionville Mo June 2 1925 editor recounts a multiple day gospel journey from Unionville to Keokuk Warsaw and Denmark visiting friends Charley Wells and GM Peck. He describes flowers monuments and dam site tours then preaches at Denmark and Dallas City and attends church in Unionville. Ed Minks and Linus E Brown invite public to services with Bible study midweek.
Fragmentary account shows 1861 Missouri peace efforts fraying under Harney Price plan and Lyon not bound by accord. The conference at Planters House in St Louis unmasks looming conflict as state leaders clash over deployment and authority.
A report from the College of Agriculture details lamb rearing using purebred rams and early castration. Suckling management and marketing before July 1 yielded from 52 to 88 weeks of gain per 100 pounds. Mrs Boesche travels to Kansas City, staying with sister Dolly Boesche who is ill.
Partial readable text mentions grief time testimony and a vague claim but no identifiable people places organizations dates or events. The fragment does not provide a coherent news item or verifiable details for a summary.
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