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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 17, 1925
Page
8
A partial OCR summary reports a vehicle crash with several injured people. Details are unclear but mentions a Swan car and a Brown car with some damage and a steering wheel issue. Emergency response involvement is suggested with injured persons moving along.
Mr and Mrs H W Farnsworth of Gamay Oklahoma arrived in their auto Suobile and visit Exline Centerville and a nephew of John Farnsworth of Unionville. He lived in Mendota eighteen years mined coal there moved to Oklahoma in 1906 and says northern Oklahoma and southern Butler County Kansas were dry. He notes good prospects for cotton corn and feed in Oklahoma with favorable weather for crops.
Four year old son of Mrs. Gladys Golick is recovering after stepping on nails while his grandfather Mr Houston repaired a muage. The injury occurred Saturday causing significant pain and bleeding but local remedies and a doctor’s care helped. Neighbors and family visited nearby homes that night and attended events in Unionville later.
The church invites attenders to morning worship at 11 with a vocal duet by Mary Rath and Ruth Proffer. A Sunday show at 9 45 a m precedes worship, and the evening service begins at 8 00. Pastor Joe Kalerim extends the invitation.
unreadable OCR text appears to be a probate notice fragment mentioning administration of the estate of WM Bolath with a signature and date references. The garbled wording and missing names prevent a clear event or direction from being established.
A fragmented historical items page mentions visiting family, club meetings, and community events. Names such as Sulangen and Hines appear amid short notices of gatherings and social activities, reflecting a small town ambiance.
A vintage financial service plea highlights credit responsibility and character. The message, labeled Dont Be a Credit Castaway, stresses that good credit builds assets while poor credit becomes a handicap. Local names cited include Farmers Bank of Unionville J W Woodard Comstock Merc Co.
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