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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
4
Roundup items report Mr Knight being very low and Raymour planning a Fourth celebration. Miss Lottie Johnson visits Unionville to pick strawberries. Rev Doyle to preach at the Chapel. Several Miss Susie Spence closes school. children attend Mt Olive day. Families travel to St Joseph and Connellsville. many visits and farm sales listed.
Pearley Staggs Myrtle Crawford Lizzie Worley Florence and Virgil Noel cleaned the church Friday praising their efficient work. Mrs Minnie Davolt and baby visit her parents Mr and Mrs R F Norris. Ora Vook bought a new horse and broke it to ride during two cool days last week. Several neighborhood youths attended Children's Day Exercises at Genoa Sunday night. Preaching at Mt Zion on the 18th at night. attendees urged to come earlier. Mrs Roda Noel visited her sister Dire Nancy Robbing Tuesday. she has been in poor health this spring.
The Brick report on Equitable Life reveals high‑ranking business figures involved in graft within public affairs. Clerks who sold advance data pale beside directors who bought securities from themselves pocketing profits. Exposures by Lawson and Tarbell have pushed the public to reassess trust in both sectors.
A Times comment argues that politics should not be singled out for vice as boards of big corporations also govern with honesty. The remark questions public distrust of lawmakers and frames legislative bodies as no more corrupt than corporate boards.
The Kansas City Journal offers a watch premium for selling ten new subscriptions at 25 cents each, totaling 2.50 for girls and 250 for boys. The Pride and Lady Juliet watches are described as 16 size stem wind, nickel and gold finish, with one-year guarantees. Send full payment and names to The Kansas City Journal, Kansas City Mo, by July.
The article quotes letters praising Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and recounts a Nordic union dispute where Norway seeks a separate consular service and a nominal Swedish king remains as mediator. It notes King Oscar's veto and Norway's push toward independence, with Sweden favored as neutral monarch.
The Linus Bulletin notes Theodore Roosevelt as the nearest second to William Jennings Bryan in esteem among Americans, praising both leaders as sources of national congratulation amid the two major parties.
The Norwegian Storthing or legislature votes to dissolve the union with Sweden, which has endured since 1814, ending a long political arrangement and signaling a new chapter in Norway's independence.
In Indiana eight woman wins divorce and alimony as husband appeared for dinner with guests in a business suit rather than a claw hammer suit. Court notes fashion misalignment can trigger marital breakdown.
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