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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1916
Page
4
A fragmentary personal account references a medicine and improvements in wellbeing. It mentions a friend named Carrul and a long-standing issue attributed to a woman in the past 80 years, with typographical errors obscuring details. No verifiable events, dates, or entities are clear.
Sandy Creek notes show Tommy Hall visiting Roy Childers and Win on the weekend. Daily bought a new car Saturday. Dempse Cowan family Flossie Norris visited Lum Hall Saturday night. Farm work pressures push corn planting. Residents attended a Lemons basket dinner Sunday. Harvey Benson family visited Aljo Banes Monday evening.
Mrs Charney Burns called on Clark Burns Saturday evening Reta Shaw sp Saturday night and Sunday with her cousin Gladys Gillum Norma Lloyd spent Sunday with Lela and Florence Burns Alfred Shaw and daughters Reta and Cleta visited the Jack Burns home at Lowground Monday to Friday Mrs Pet Dodson and daughters Helen and Dorothy of Milan visit their mother Mrs Martha Shaw Stella Pickering spent Saturday
A fragmented clipping lists individuals such as Latur Dee Alberta Ledford Lela Burny Wanday and Gillum in a series of social mentions. It notes Gillum bought a new buggy last week and mentions visitors Reta Shaw Gladys and Carl Gillum on Burns Sunday morning.
Sunday School gatherings were well attended in Elm Branch with children’s services at Lucerne. Mr and Mrs John Green of Mt Vernon visited the John Hamilton home. Sam Klinginsmith is in Kansas City for medical treatments. Sam Howard bought a young male from Abe Blanchard last week. Eli Collins also in Kansas City for treatments. Various local families visited others Sunday including Capitola Boyd Lennah Howard at Frank Howard’s and Miss Mella Putnam at the Sunday School convention in Unionville.
Mrs Bertha Rumbley arrives to spend weeks at the J N Gillam home. Miss Bertha Medlin visits her sister Mrs Stacy Wiles. James Ledford and family host relatives at the WH Ledford home. Ella Trent sells a cow to Made Burns Wednesday. Virgil Burns family visits J N Gillum home Sunday. Mrs Clara Ledford and daughters visit her parents Mr and Mrs Zode Burns.
Napoleon Abbott visited his daughter Mrs Farnsworth at Centerville last week while Frank Davidson spent Monday in Livonia as part of his local appearances.
A pleasant Sunday found Mr and Mrs Jaxica Lewis visiting at the David Simmons guns and spending time at the Frank Davidson home. Mr and Mrs J E Hayes and Mrs Sherman Mullins visited. Miss Mary Martin returned from Bussey Iowa where she had been attending school. Several attended a Chapel meeting Sunday night.
Readers submit a wide range of ideas for Unionville including street paving, sewage, a county courthouse, interurban rail, a public swimming pool, and cleaner streets. Suggestions urge stronger law enforcement on bootlegging, better youth programs, church–city cooperation, and civic pride to boost progress and attract business.
The commentary argues that if Russians wait for ample ammo before their offensive, Allies should launch a broad attack on all fronts. Failure to act would cast doubt on Allied preparedness and resolve.
The battle centers on Indiana and Kentucky with other states drawing attention as northern states lean Republican. Analysts see Hughes likely elected, but the main clash is for Senate control.
The St Louis platform fails to echo the 1912 pledges as President Wilson notes the 1912 platform was designed to be carried out, yet scarcely any pledge remains unbroken. This makes the present platform notably silent and noncommittal.
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