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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1911
Page
2
Local brief lists cabbage plants for sale by C B Kirby and a long stream of residents visiting relatives in Mendota Pollock Cincinnati and other towns. The notes mention travelers, letters, rentals, laundry service ads, and various family and social visits across Mendota Unionville and nearby communities.
Report details injuries to Charley and Danes Bee from a fall and vehicle mishap. Charley suffered a mashed and broken foot with shoulder injury. recovery uncertain. Marion Jones was tossed from a wagon when mules frightened, sparing bones but causing severe bruises.
The regular teachers examination will be held Friday and Saturday June 24 and 25 with subjects in the usual order. New certificate law takes effect January 1 1912 so teachers should upgrade to first grade by then. Two Hendricks children were injured when a cherry tree limb fell onto the younger boy and the girl picking cherries. The girl injured her right arm and the boy sustained knee and arm bruises. a doctor was not reached for days.
A compact satirical note discusses the allure of future prosperity versus polished surfaces. It contrasts crude varnish with refined finishes and hints at a critique of modern expectations, naming Howard’s CHI NAME TI as a context anchor.
Local band officials warn that the Ontonville Athlet- ics band may disband if business leaders do not boost funding. A recent subscription shortfall of about twenty four dollars per month, plus shrinking former contributions, jeopardizes the city’s cultural asset. City leaders urge patrons to contribute and help the band survive.
The event hosted by local Masons featured Frank Middleton and Dr C Harryer arranging a two week effort that packed a hall with 160 guests. Ex Governor A M Dockery spoke on Masonry, its history and role as a fraternal force for peace and civilization, concluding with a toast and departure to Seymour.
Three men were injured when a car driven by A. W. Fane turned over at the Columbia and H streets intersection at 9 this morning. Passersby freed the occupants and an ambulance took them to Agnew sanitarium. Jones suffered a severe scalp wound, while White and Lane had serious bruises and possible internal injuries.
A poem by Mrs. Lizzie Morgan laments a young life lost at sixteen in 1910 and reflects on faith. The page also lists schedules for the regular Teachers' Examination with subjects and times over two days, signed by Armstong, Co. Supt.
A brief note from the New York Evening World discusses how a book full of good principles loses value as it emphasizes earlier teak 8 principles. The piece reflects on how excessive rules can weaken practical guidance.
A brief note suggests a modest person rarely wins favor from those he tries to please. The speaker comments that no one desires a man who seems never happy with himself.
Howard endorses Parisian Sage as a top hair grower promising full money back if thinning hair persists. The ad asserts relief from itching and dandruff, thicker hair growth, softer, shinier hair, and a 50 cent large bottle with customer testimonial from G. M. Emmons in Potsdam NY dated June 7, 1910.
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