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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1923
Page
2
Newspapers in surrounding counties praise Putnam county for a decisive vote to build a new court house after thirty years of delay. The piece notes plans for a modern fireproof structure, upgraded water, sewerage, roads, and a new post office, school, and power plant as part of county improvements with the women cited as voting yes on election day.
The article notes women voters aided a large turnout across the county, especially in union township, for the court house proposition. It credits organized efforts and community cooperation, with praise for both women and men in achieving a substantial victory and progress on state highway work in Putnam county.
Washington dispatch argues there is no real split in the Republican party over joining the League of Nations. It cites limited anti league sentiment among Republicans and cites 1920 Harding vs Cox votes to support unity. Chairman Adams reiterates opposition to entangling in European politics and endorses America First policy.
Mary Wooderson a 22 year old former teacher from near Bethany and Harrison county disappeared after leaving a rooming house in Kansas City on May 28 to visit an aunt. A nationwide search has been launched.
A two year old dairy heifer belonging to H G Dixon near Elko began acting strangely indicating possible hydrophobia. Local examination started but details remain sparse as the case develops.
In town reports an outbreak linked to fear of infection. An infant and a heifer showed symptoms. a veterinary exam traced the issue to drophobia. Serum treatments began for exposed men while another heifer and a dog incidentally suggest wider exposure.
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