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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1922
Page
7
The dealership touts a cheaper, reliable car plus a fully equipped battery station. It advertises rental batteries, Exide and Superior brands, and an electric steam vulcanizer for quick tube vulcanizing. Also highlights Nourse Oils electrically blended with castor oil and a money back if not best claim.
We offer Fish Tires and provide Free Air and Water at our garage. No matter what car you own you may use our service. We strive to improve this service and carry only what has been demonstrated to be the best.
The J. Doug Morgan tent show performs this week at Worth Ward school grounds drawing large crowds despite rain. Noted for high class plays and a staffed cast, the company tours towns like Carrollton Kirksville and Oskaloosa Iowa, with Thursday's Saintly Hrites and Honest Sin mera drawing attention.
J E Roberts of Kirksville state mine inspector left Tuesday for Jefferson City. This marks the first time a mine inspector has been here in several years as the state seeks to address mining issues and investigations.
Senator McCumber in the senate last week charged that large department stores and Eastern newspapers rely on advertising from such stores. He claimed Europe imports the practice and that Chicago stores push cheap goods to mask high profits, warning the tariff would trim store earnings. Mr. and Mrs. EB Jackson, African American workers, moved to Kansas City Friday.
On June 12 64 flag draped caskets were lowered from the Transport Somme in New York City containing the remains of U S soldiers who died in France during the war. They were the last group to be brought home as the government offered to repatriate all service members who died overseas.
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