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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 16, 1920

Page

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James Fife Civil War Veteran Dies in Iowa

James Fife died at seven o'clock Monday morning at the home of his daughter Mrs. Minerva Williams between Numa and Seymour Iowa after a long illness. Funeral at the Williams home followed by burial in Coffrein cemetery north of Unionville. He leaves his wife and daughter and many relatives. The veteran formerly lived north of Unionville and later in town before moving to his daughter's home.

James Fife Minerva Williams Numa Seymour Iowa Fife Williams Coffrein Unionville

Farmer in Critical Condition After Team-Horse Accident

Ora Frost, farmer of Soncer, was injured when trampled by two horses early yesterday. He was reported in critical condition at a local hospital. The accident occurred near Kanaag, with life-threatening kidney injuries noted. Coffeyville, Kansas paper.

Ora Frost Soncer Oualy Kidne Coffeyville Kans Reins Omnia

Hudson v. C M and St. P R Ros awarded heavy damages

A Circuit Court trial starts Monday for Hudson v. Central Missouri and St. Paul Railroad wreck cases. One case decided in Trenton last week awarded the widow $40,000 after a man was killed in the wreck.

Hudson v. C M. & St. P R Trenton

John R. Means Dies After Illness Near Unionville

John R. Means a prominent farmer from southwest of Unionville died this morning at Centerville hospital after an operation ten days earlier. He was about 60, survived by four children Mrs John Leeper Mrs Emmett Smith Floyd E and Mrs H G Jackson. The body was moved to the William Furnish home and funeral is to be held tomorrow at Crumpacker cemetery.

John R. Means Unionville Centerville Means John Leeper Emmett Smith Lemons Floyd E H. G Jackson

City Council Repeals Paving Ordinance After Adjourned Session

Report of Tuesday session shows the City Council repealed the paving ordinance on suggestion from the State Highway Board. The publication notes irregularities with earlier prints and states the new paving proposition will appear in this week’s issue. The item centers on changes to prior approvals and publishing delays.

State Highway Board

Dosdans Visit Moulton Family Daughters Trip

Mr and Mrs J F Dosdan of Moulton Louisiana visited here Monday night with their daughter Mrs FC Henson. Mrs Henson accompanied them to Excelsior Springs Tuesday where they will spend the summer.

J. F. Dosdan Moulton FC. Henson Henson Excelsior Springs

Paving Cost Estimates For Main Street Project Details

The article explains concrete figures for a paving project including cost per square yard and per running foot for base paving curbing and guttering. It outlines how federal aid reduces outlay and how property owners’ costs are calculated by project and frontage.

Oerner Main Street Millard Patrick Fortier Patrick Corner VanFossen Produce Co VanFossen P M Mannon Ultiplyin

Property Owners Pay Cash to Save Interest and Discount

The text explains that all property owners would pay cash to avoid interest and the discount added by the contractor to cover the waiting time or the discount accepted when selling. This reflects a measure to reduce costs by cash payment.

Runaway team injures Mrs Scott in Elko area incident

A Herbert Scott family buggy east of Elko was startled by a cultivator attached behind it. The team ran away tearing the buggy and cultivator. The baby fell from the buggy unharmed while Mr Scott and his daughter were thrown onto Mrs Scott, who suffered serious bruising. One horse was badly hurt.

Herbert Scott Elko Scott Alfred Gillum Mrs Scott

Liberty Rex Dies in Unionville After Illness

Liberty Rex died Saturday night at his son Chartey's home near Thompson cemetery after several months of illness. He was about 60, father of ten children, seven living. His wife died about ten years ago. He moved to Unionville from Anders neighborhood in Richland township about 18 years ago and was buried Monday at Anders cemetery.

Liberty Rex Chartey Thompson Unionville Anders Rex

Teacher Training Grades Certified for Spring Examinations

Mr A Middleton secretary of the Board of Education announces that all graduates who took the spring examinations passed. Those who want certificates should call on Mr Middleton.

A . Middleton Board of Education Mr Middleton

Bowman and son bound over for trial in Milan

J W Bowman and his son Carl were bound over to the Circuit Court for trial on $2,500 bonds each at a preliminary hearing in Milan on Tuesday. They face charges of assault on Renee Conte. McKinley assists in the prosecution, with N A Franklin among the defense counsel.

J W. Bowman Carl Milan Renee Conte FO McKinley N. A. Franklin

Run Over by Wagon Misses Serious Injury

A nine or ten year old son of Mr and Mrs Fred Minear of near Hartford fell from a wagon Sunday and was run over. He did not appear seriously hurt and is recovering well.

Fred Minear Hartford

New CannI Factory Installed at Chillicothe Business College

Walter Howard traveled to Kansas City on Monday to visit relatives while Chillicothe Business College announces a new canni factory intended to boost the boarding department of 500 as part of its fight with H. C. in town.

Chillicothe Business College H. C Walter Howard Kansas City

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Citizens Bank OF D. Tiayward John R Ces the National Bank of Unionville Nionville, Missouri Federal Reserve Bank System FE. C. Belson Gashier Cal U. S Liberty Victory Federal Reserve Bank Liberty and Victory Marshall National Bank Thrift Movement McCutchen Missouri Barmers Bank OF
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