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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
6
A jumble of numbered clues and partial entries appears, including references to geometry terms, historical notes, and common words. The garbled list hints at a large crossword or puzzle page with numerous definitions and cross references.
Accounts are kept for each crop as certified purebred seed. Boys maintain strict records of all expenses in raising their crops to determine profits at season's end. The notes emphasize careful accounting to ensure accurate returns without guesswork.
Mrs. Hathe Church of 216 Putnam St Syracuse NY recounts how she was saved by an operation using Sorbol Quadruple a colorless liniment manufactured by Sorbol Company Mechanicsburg. The drug was available at L Howards Druggist and other stores.
A commentary denounces European edited journals for portraying Americans as yokels and exposing bias against rural American ideals. It argues such periodicals undermine traditions and the promoter’s aim to profit from American patronage or foreign subsidy.
Hart Brox of Seymour Iowa plans a new filling station at Livonia with 26 690 gallons of gasoline and 17 625 gallons of kerosene stored in tanks on seven foot iron supports. Excavation is done and foundation in place with erection to begin soon. The firm also operates a station at Numa and will use Har Mo Line products.
A fragmentary discussion notes the idea of durable road surfaces that resist weather and wear. It mentions permanent pavement types, elastic waterproof layers, and the goal of cushions that absorb vehicle shocks to reduce damage to underlying ground.
Missouri state road bonds totaling 7.5 million were sold by the Board of Fund Commissioners to a syndicate led by the Mercantile Trust Company of St. Louis. The sale realized a premium above par and netted the state 165,975 dollars. State Auditor L. D. Thompson reported the winning syndicate bid at 102,218 dollars over par.
The piece notes a competition between Mr. Munsey of New York and Mr. Curtis of Philadelphia to buy the most metropolitan dailies. It suggests within a few years four or five men may own all large dailies, while country weeklies and small city papers remain independent and numerous.
Readable fragment describes a county fair scene with participants like Neil Mar-all and Ed recounting rough behavior in a hay yard. Mentions Hugh Els Will Rummel Frank Staples and horses Dex ter and Bill Wales kona. A race by Dan Rice is noted with a buck of the fair.
The extract traces milestones from radiations to radioactivity and atomic structure. It notes the discovery of 92 fundamental elements, atomic nuclei with protons and electrons, and the link between electron energy and light frequency, detailing radiations observed and predicted by the new theory.
Vocational agriculture students at the Linn County school continue year round projects under instructor Paul Bebermeyer. Seventeen days of farm trials this year include corn soybeans and potatoes with students Keith Game Lee Oldaker Willie Spence Loren ce Gerald Scott Clyde Dickson Lee Lorence and Orval Wyplat growing potatoes and soybeans inoculated seed and disease control practiced.
Fragmented passage discusses restraints on radiative emission from atoms and combining two jumps to predict a ray frequency from energy sums. Mentions electrons and localized energy but lacks coherent context.
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