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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1923
Page
6
A travel promotion touts Rocky Mountain National Park as a summer outing site. The piece emphasizes scenic beauty and diverse lodging from million dollar hostels to rustic inns and tent outposts, inviting readers to plan a visit with their local railroad.
Missouri wheat prospects for June run 88 percent of normal with an 14.44 bushel per acre yield across 44,417,000 bushels. Putnam county reports 85 percent crop, corn 90, oats 82, apples 6, timothy 65, clover 77, pastures 79. Severe rains and floods damaged crops in the southeast and southwest. hail and storms caused losses. General corn planting near completion by early June. oat and clover stands varied with replanting needed in some areas.
Crowded out last week A Hamilton owns a new car and Lela and Carol Hunter visited their grandparents John Houser. The ROH Shopper and family spent Sunday at the W A Valertine home. Feerett Hamilton's barn was struck by lightning last week and burned down.
The report details hay shortages and forage crop conditions with timothy 78 percent clover 80 percent and alfalfa 89 percent. Pastures 88 percent normal, rains boost growth. Fruit yields vary with peaches 45 percent pears 58 percent, apples 77 percent in decline in Crawford, strawberries hurt by rain and cool weather. Watermelons 7h percent, June conditions 10 to 30 days late and weeds rising as cultivation resumes.
Fragmented text shows a local diary style with names like Mentas Mrooan and Mrs JOM, mentions of Putna count, layoff, and crops such as strawberries and plums. Several garbled phrases prevent a clear event or outcome.
The article outlines a racing thoroughbred named Alexander Hamilton with lineage to Sweep and Sweet, bred by Hewey and Piatt, standing about 161 hands high. It notes race performance, earnings of 63 948, and plans for a 1923 season at the farm two miles southeast, with a seasonal cost of 90 dollars payable at first service.
The road boss Mar Liley graded and repaired roads during the visit to Kirksville where he will study this summer. Jack Woodard from Unionville assisted by transporting voters who could not reach the polls.
A sixteenth century reflection attributed to William Tyndale urges patience in disputes. It counsels laughing off trivial matters, deferring to others on matters of judgment, and avoiding self-harm while remaining steadfast in essential decisions.
This report outlines conflicting testimony surrounding key statements attributed to A.bert Patrik lunnee and Tony, with reference to kidney failure and medical claims. It notes March 14 remarks by Patrick and a May 4 statement from a store or manufacturer, while urging caution over contested evidence and dealer confirmations.
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