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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1922

Page

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Grant Sells Unionville Ford Agency to Green City Buyer

Carl C. Grant sold the Unionville Motor Co. Ford agency to E. E. Frazier of Green City. Frazier plans to move his family to Unionville. Grant plans future acquisitions and cites regrets about leaving a fine community and its hospitable people.

Carl C. Grant Unionville Motor Co Ford E. E. Frazier Green City Frazier Mc Grant toLmonville Lionville Chamber of Commerce Unmonville St Joseph Grant Ford Agency Mrrant

Contract Let for State Road East

The contract to build 6 537 miles of state highway east of Unionville was awarded after four bids. Dehmier Williams Construction Co of Brookheld won with 18 964 76 dollars. The route runs from Unionville to Thompson Cemetery with a gap near Charles Rennella and Steve Ratliff home left for a later settlement. Cooper Construction Co of St Louis won the west project bid. Officials expect work to start soon and finish in two to three months after arrival, though the east section includes a deferred segment across Locust bottom.

Unionville Dehmier-Williams Construction Company Brookheld Univonsille Thompson Cemetery Charles Rennella Steve Ratliff Cooper Construction Company of St. Louis Ted

Marriage of Fim Leteh and Norma Ghve Rhetti Mara

In Kanapee county Minnesota a wedding linked editor Fim Leteh and former teacher Norma Ghve Rhetti Mara. Leteh, once editor of Goodell Iowa, has served the Karabee County line at Mora for two years and will reside as son of QC Letch. Relatives offer hearty congratulations.

Kanapee Minnesota Fim Leteh Norma Ghve Rhetti Mara Minnesoeta Leteh Goodell Towa Pani Karabee Mora 1 QC Letch

Rat Bites Man In Barn Not A Rabbit

Arthur Bacus. He nursed a sore hand after being bitten by a rat he pulled from under a barn floor. He had mistaken the animal for a rabbit as rabbits had become a nuisance around the barn. The rat’s bite caused a nasty wound and a surprising struggle as he confronted the animal.

Arthur Bacus

Ledford and Bernecker Wed in City Home Ceremony

George F Ledford and Lucy Bernecker were married Sunday evening at a local home. The groom, an assistant cashier at the National Bank of tionville since 1920, is the son of Mr and Mrs Charles A Ledford. The bride, a former bank clerk, will keep house at West Main Street. The couple are praised as industrious and well regarded with many friends in the county.

George F Ledford Lucy Bernecker Paul Hickman Mis N W Callum Isette Bernecker Nionville Fullerton West Main Street Sue Centord Omar

Unionville to Have Belong Baseball Team

Unreadable OCR text mentions Unionville forming a baseball team with players including Glen, Pearson, Lawrence, and Noort Martin. The article references a meeting to decide sufficiency of interest, and lists several local names and the town's aim to field a squad.

Unionville Cateher Monroe Ledford Bares Glen Pearson Lawrence Pam Fe Tre Greattede Fhas Ceaves Orem

Prize Won In County Agricultural Trip At State Fair

Clair Mannon of Liberty township won the state offered scholarship prize for best exam in subjects at the county agricultural trip. A group of boys accompanied by a teacher toured the fair grounds with aims to learn about animals machines and agricultural practice.

Toore Toa Clair Mannon Liberty Township

Supe Sam A Baker Addresses Large Audience

State Superintendent of schools Sam A. Baker delivered the graduation address for Eighth Grade graduates of rural Putnam County last Friday. The speech urged educational justice for rural youth and emphasized equal opportunity, noting farm children deserve first class education with local tax support. Baker praised rural teachers and highlighted his career path from rural schools to state office, urging continued support for rural schooling and scholarships.

Sam A. Baker Putt County Trun Mr Baker Aucress Bakers Bin Che Bey Baker Missouri Bak Amer Pearl ‘Inger Mnaic Conle Reech Tor Jaocul Baptist Church Umonsitlh Hugh School John Ryals Mass Mine Wells Turnmire

Towns Plan Fourth of July Celebrations

Surrounding towns prepare Fourth of July events with various exercises. Lancaster aims to join, like wine Seymour Iowa, and several towns. Unionville intends a more lavish celebration with greater funds raised than others.

Lancaster Duey Seymour Iowa Unionville

Kirksville Doctor Uses Air Plane for Emergency

Dr M R McCollum of Kirksville received a call to set a broken hip for Miss Bailey, 61, of Green Castle. He arranged air transport, reached the field in minutes, arrived at the destination eleven minutes later, and was working on the patient within sixteen minutes of receiving the car. He completed the procedure and returned home about an hour and a half after leaving his office.

M R McCollum Kirksville Bailey Greencastle Straighe

Prominent Powersville Citizen Dies at Home

James H Lowcock died suddenly at his Powersville home last Sunday. He had lived there many years and was a well known citizen active in local affairs. Neighbors described his character as kindly and steadfast.

James H Lowcock Powersville Arinen Ced Merlie Mai Lasenck Taygt Haruter

McKinley Appreciates Support for Senate Nomination

A letter from Mr John McKinley thanks friends for efforts to secure his nomination for United States Senator. He praises the McKinley For Senator Club resolutions as unsolicited but deeply appreciated and notes strong statewide approval despite his constitutional duties limiting personal time.

John McKinley Lake United States Hinnest

Celebration plans pending for Fourth of July event

Plans for a community celebration on the Fourth of July are unsettled with meetings held, a temporary executive committee formed, and many absent or undecided on taking duties. G W Sommerwa elected chairman and CON Mate secretary, while a larger coordinating group awaits full consent. The event, tied to a large Masonic picnic in Newtown near Princeton, features Judge Thad Brandon and a Princeton band slated for entertainment.

Sommer Owa Fite

Public Sale Dates Announced for Spotted Poland Stock

C A Tiler of Livonia lists Spotted Polands and Puroes with sales set for Saturday June 24 near Ca ionville and Wednesday July 5 for the Spotted Poland sale aboard A R Gibson 12 miles north.

Livonia R Gibson Ionville Poland

Ruth Shoe Store Opens With Strong Start

Ruth Shoes opened last Saturday to brisk patronage. Mr Ruth is surprised by demand as stock orders face delays. His sister Maud, formerly with Underwood Mercantile, joins to help. fixtures arrive gradually and full operation will begin soon.

Ruth Maud Appavals-Co Underwood Merc. Co Underwood

Doug Morgan Stock Company to Perform Next Week

The Doug Morgan Stock Company will be at the North School grounds for a full week starting Monday. Advance men visited earlier to arrange details, and the No one company will perform here this year from Carrollton, in contrast to previous No two company appearances.

Doug Morgan Sho Comonville Morear Carrollton

Narrow Escape For Buick Workshop Worker

Mechanic Bob Doyle narrowly escaped serious injury last Thursday while under a car in the Buick workshop. The rear jacks failed and the axle dropped toward his head, but he swung it away receiving a deep gash requiring stitches. He could not resume work until Monday.

Bob Doyle Buick

Unionville Girls Rally to 36–4 Victory at Lemons

Unionville girls basketball defeated Lemons 36 to 4 last Friday afternoon. They are practicing for a game against Pollock next Friday at 7 PM. The team is composed of high school students and former players.

Glenwood Mikelana Amdersor Abe Seymour Sosrtors Rom Beyran Mike Murphy Union Sie Rathburn Farley Iowa Unionville Lemons Pollock Hhrch School

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C. C. Grant Pan Gen City Citizens Bank of S D Hayward State Road East George Ledford National Bank of Unionville Oday National Bank’ of F. O. Elson Dfpeat Gehefnwoc Marshall National Bank Meather Federal Reserve System Unionville, MO Federal Reserve Bank Hanks Dhepunit Masons Big Mur Putnam, Mercer and Sullivan Newtown Thad Brandon Kansas City Princeton Ruth Shoe Fomper McCutchen & Son Nville, Misso Farmers Banks OF
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