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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1912
Page
2
Chicago enacts a new city ordinance requiring cow testing or milk pasteurization to improve milk quality and reduce infant mortality. The program targets sanitary milk rooms and promotes the slogan milk bottled in the country, while Shorthorn cattle rise in dairying prominence with prospects for beef and steady milk supply.
A farmer notes that a well placed truck or car in the barn saves labor and simplifies daily work. The piece argues dairymen should consider such a vehicle as a practical aid to efficiency and ease of operations.
Agricultural note advises dairy farmers to protect cows from fall rains to avoid milk drop, breed to freshen yearly, use clean smooth milk vessels, and avoid crevices. Emphasizes purebred cattle, good feed, and starting stable housing as nights grow chilly. mentions seasonally lowered milk output and butter fat.
In a Pall Mall Gazette excerpt Sir George, a Scotsman, tells Mr Justice Darling he prefers to return to Scotland immediately. The judge jokes about rewards for staying but excuses him, underscoring the Scotsman’s wish to go home rather than remain for possible English earnings.
A collage of society items lists visits and travels of Mrs J T Renwick Miss Susie Spense and Mrs L K Lanagan among others. It notes the body of Phillip Williams arriving from Zephyr Hills and services held in Omaha. Other items mention residents visiting relatives near Cincinnati and to Kirkaville, with an update on L H Howard returning from Puble Springs after a Missouri Pharmaceutical meeting.
East Patton Crooks suffered a house lightning strike during the Wednesday storm. Lewis Bros haul lumber from Worthington for a new store at Sidney. Miss Lelia Montgomery visited grandparents the Hodges. Mrs J L Roseberry and sons stayed in Worthington with uncle J L Collins. Tom Hod and Earl Vincent visited kin east of Unionville. J T Colfina and family spent Sunday with George Cowan. Mule buyer Wren from Sublette visited town and bought many mules, Cowan helped drive them to Sublette. Dr Orr, famed eye ear and throat specialist, was in the area and drew good patronage. The pie supper at Low Ground ended the note.
Auction notice for a sourced horse named Clarence in Iowa near St. Clair. Terms: eight dollars for a colt, care notes promise. record mentions bloodline, transfer rules, and responsibility for mares moved or sold. Seller details and contact implied by the fragmented notice.
The Pittsburg graph notes a lively debate on love at first sight. It says many recall youthful feelings and that such a phenomenon charms both sexes, inspiring heart flutter and lasting memory.
A vivid critique describes a chicken’s journey from inn origin to frying pan. The piece laments the path of poultry from owner to market, noting how profits drive processing and storage before final consumption. It uses a sharp, ironic tone to question humane treatment.
The readable text presents a jumbled exchange with misread words about New York Chicago and a ticket agent. It mentions pennies and a list of names and addresses, suggesting a possible transit or payment context but lacks clear events, dates, or outcomes.
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