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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1919
Page
9
The report notes widespread unrest with thousands of workers striking in France, England, and Canada. It attributes the mood to war price inflation and a belief that prices should fall for goods while labor wages remain high, signaling potential danger.
The article discusses Allied peace terms for Austria, predicting a drastic reduction in size and population. It notes Austria accepts responsibility and seeks mercy, contrasting with Germany. It warns about cholera remedies and promotes Chamberlain's medicine.
Fragmentary notes show German states disputing over possible exit from the empire to dodge indemnity while Allied observers monitor the dynamic. A separate item mentions claims of anarchist threats and a nationwide search, with deportation implied.
Partial text mentions foreign population and signers, with scattered phrases about education and unity. Details are unclear, names unreadable, context ambiguous, and no clear event or outcome emerges from the readable fragments.
A reader notes mixed sentiment on government control of railways and services, warning that poor quality and media influence accompany state ownership. The letter then condemns Poland’s treatment of Jews, arguing historic persecution by many powers should not excuse current actions and that Poland risks losing world sympathy.
The editorial notes that only the U S Senate is denied access to the peace treaty terms while foreign nations and Wall Street possess copies. It accuses the President of ignoring Congress and seeks proper Senate advice and consent before ratification.
A piece defends Unionville residents through home testimony and public statements praising Doan's Kidney Pills. Albert Patri touts Doan's as reliable for backache and kidney symptoms, purchased at Howard's Drug Store. The ad promotes Doan's Kidney Pills priced 60 cents at all dealers and urges asking for the genuine product.
A military-era letter from Nova E. Sparks in Louisiana expresses relief at being free, pride in serving the country, and hardship endured abroad. She notes unfiltered letters now that she is in America, hopes to return to Old London, and mentions possible displacement from Camp Grant.
Wednesday reports place Cross Roads Willie Hackney at Lemons and Everett Miller’s return from Camp Funston with honorable discharge after sixteen months away. Farmers note creamed prices high with hens at 26 cents per pound and five gallons of cream sold for over 310. Local visits include Arthur Williamson and J Moore. Turkey crops and road improvements discussed. Everett’s arrival celebrated by relatives at the Miller home.
Uncle Eben quotes Uncle Boen saying resolutions can be made any time and that there is no need to wait for New Year celebrations to start. The exchange emphasizes practicality over ritual in personal goals.
Notice in the Circuit Court of Petnam County announces proceedings in a case titled Hear Gamapbell deceased and unknown grantees. The order names Heary Campoall and others as parties, directs publication, and sets the next term date and location in Unionritie.
The State of Missouri to the named defendants greets you. An action has begun in the Circuit Court of Putnam county affecting the title to real estate described as the northeast quarter of the northwest quarter and other parcels in section 35 township 65 range 21. Returnable August 26, 1919, at Unionville court house. fail to appear and the petition may be confessed and judgment rendered.
Auction notice states no jack under eighteen months, 1 to 2 hands high. Terms: Frank Sams to receive 1200 dollars, jacks ten dollars end twelve dollars forty cents each, to insure colt stand and suck. Colt held for Rebordinis by law. care to prevent accidents but not guaranteed. A H Garrett & Son, South edge of Unionville.
Mr and Mrs R Winkler and family of Brady Island Nebraska visited during the end of last week with his brother Wesley.
M F Speak promotes contracting and building services with guaranteed satisfaction or no pay. Located in Unionville Missouri on route 8 offering phone and mail contact.
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