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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
8
A statewide law allowing reorganization of Missouri units boosts local National Guard strength with ex‑soldiers joining. Reports note Linn county clubs organize thirteen summer groups. Brookfield expands electricity to nearby towns. Queen City to vote on paving from depot to square.
An OCR fragment provides partial readable text with scattered letters and missing context. No clear events, names, places, or dates can be determined from the available lines.
A garbled OCR story notes a protest and a missing postmaster in Tay, mentions twins, a horse colt, and an amulet. It reports a township medicine row, a triad dog killed, a swarm of bees in E N Monroe’s brick building, and a death from scarlet fever in a local family.
George McClellan of Grant township was injured after falling from a house he was building. Seven year old Ronald Bonfoey was struck in the eye by cement, with eye recovery hoped. Emery Stille remains in critical condition with intestinal congestion but shows some improvement. The city council banned bicycle use on sidewalks. Don Guffey graduated from the state university with a B S degree. Dr Townsend plans hot and cold water for his building and a granitoid walk replacing Lourds on the west side.
Ten years ago this week Unionville planned a Monday celebration after H R Brasfield the county representative died in Kansas City. A store fire at D W Pollock’s in St John followed a lightning strike, while 110 acre Dick Guffey farm changed hands east of town. Carl Crooks and Vernie Wright wed at 8 pm with Rev F A Wellman officiating. E W Kimber and partners consider a new Unionville bank with Putnam County capitalists.
Mr and Mrs Ed Biggie and family and Mary Biggie of line Iowa were Saturday and Sunday guests at the John Biggie and Wm Hobbs homes.
Tanlac rapidly became the world’s best selling medicine within four years with U S and Canadian markets expanding. Ellis Drug Co Memphis and Owl Drug Co San Francisco report vast bottle counts while Jacobs Pharmacy Atlanta leads retail sales. Tanlac is shown as legally compliant and widely distributed in Canada and the United States.
A fragmented reminiscence describes a beloved home and hearth where memories bind to family, the scent of a warm fire, and silhouettes cast on the floor. The piece evokes intimate domestic scenes and the emotional pull of a cherished dwelling.
A local family named Ho awaits the arrival of two newborns this season. Details on the parents and birth timings are not fully available in the fragment. Further information may appear in upcoming editions.
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