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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1922
Page
6
A mixed local page records family visits and church events around Mendota Missouri including Sunday gatherings near Hartfore, Unionville and Lemona. It notes a stockholders meeting for Putnam County Bank at Mendota on June 19 1922, with details about election of directors and bank business. Community insights include visits, graduations, illness notes, and community encouragement to attend church and local events.
The piece outlines steps toward implementing armaments treaties. English law requires dominion endorsement before royal assent, delaying formalization while naval reductions and disarmament measures are prepared. Parliaments will adjust to permit full treaty operations as unions approve the undertakings.
At West Liberty last Sunday the children’s exercises were well received. McKinley fulfilled his appointment at the place, with attendance noted and activities carried out by local participants.
The report lists multiple local households visiting relatives and hosting guests over the weekend. Names include Eva Gilworth, Harry Gilworth, Jim Callen, Mrs Ira Hunter and children, and John Skipper Jr with Kansas City ties. Additional notes mention Golda Johnson helping with house work and various other family visits around Unionville.
The school board of District No 16 near Hartford Missouri will meet to let a contract for a new school house on June 20 at 2 pm. Specifications may be found at A M Rugglies in Worthington. The board reserves the right to reject any or all bids. Meeting on the school grounds.
About 50 relatives gathered Sunday morning June 4 at his home to celebrate his birthday. Tables were spread with many cats and strawberries from the patch were prepared to aid the meal. Guests wished Mr Demry many more happy birthdays and future reunions.
Financial institutions across Missouri face closures as banks shut their doors amid reconstruction era turmoil. Governor Hyde appoints a capable head of the State Finance Department, leading to improved stability and renewed community business activity.
In Memphis a man named Henry paid Jos Bourn $256 in cash to settle a debt. A masked robber then forced them into a corner, took the money and a purse from McHenry containing about $10 to $15, and escaped in McHenry’s unlocked car. The vehicle was later found abandoned north of Memphis. a warrant was issued against McHenry for being an accessory.
President Harding asked Congress for a deficiency appropriation of 28,122,500 to cover taxes collected during the year ending June 30, 1921, illegally by the federal government. Overpayments resulted from misunderstandings of the law by those who paid.
The Iowa nominee for United States Senator, Smith W Brookhart, is described as a former Missourian born and raised in Scotland county. He moved with his parents to Iowa at age ten, a detail cited by the Reverend.
A notice of trustee sale announces that E C Blodgett and Naza Blodgett defaulted on a trust deed dated July 7 1920 on a 4 acre tract in Putnam County Missouri. F Wentworth was trustee with A Middleton named substitute. On June 6 1922 at the Latonville City Court House the property will be sold to satisfy the debt to the legal holder.
Notice describes a meeting to elect directors for the Farmers Bank at Banking House. It states the meeting will be held and completed soon for the ensuing year and other related purposes. The text includes garbled names and locations.
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