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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 23, 1920

Page

2

Chicago in MirarkaAL Trou: Public finance and labor clash

Chicago faces severe budget strain as funds for materials salaries and services run short amid high costs and a heavy payroll. The American Federation of Labor vows to oppose the Kansas Industrial law, signaling a broader battle between public authority and unions over supremacy in the nation.

Chicago Thompson American Federation of Labor Kansas Rede Pittsburg

British statesman hails Harding as plain man of affairs

A British statesman remarked last week on Senator Harding's nomination, saying Americans appear tired of prophets and favor a plain man of affairs. He added that he does not fear Harding's Americanism and would rather deal with a real pace-setter in politics.

Harding

Board to Hear Reasons for Tax Increases in Unionville

Notice from County Clerk T J Patterson of Unionville Missouri that the board will meet at the County Clerk's office on Monday June 28 1920 to hear reasons why proposed tax increases should not be made. Witness dated June 15 1920.

Dent Unionville

Chariton and Vicinity Regular Appointment at Graysville

Rev James filled his regular appointment at Graysville on Saturday and Sunday night the 2nd Sunday. Mr. Orval Terry and his son Max attended the services.

James Graysville Orval Terry and Son Max

Saturday Socials and Ills in Centerville Notes

Fragmentary local column records social visits and illness. Names include Mrs Edd Vandykery, Ida Clintenbeard, Chas Baughman, and the Guffeys. Mentions travel to Unionville and Exline, family visits, housework help, and Eva Jones's illness.

Centerville Cisitora Edd Vandykery Comtexville Coe Sank Baef Ida Clintenbeard Mise Chas Baughman Porter Unionville D D Stroulhiers Fern Chier Etten

Local Visitors Share Sunday at Various Homes

Victory and family groups from near Elkd and near Pennville visited relatives this Sunday. Ed Buckalew and family spent the day at daughter Mrs. Charles Rhoades near Pennville. Miss Leland Spaw returned from Corydon Iowa after a month away. Sam Kelley and recalls from near Hartford visited his parents.

Will Simmons Elkd Nora Morgan Ed Buckalew Iole Charles Rhoades Pennville Leland Spaw Corydon Sam Kelley Hartford

Community Notes From West Lemons Area

The text records visits among local families including Kopfer Babbit Williams and Castee relatives. Mr. and Mrs. Allen Hill welcomed a new son. Bethany church baptism is expected on June 27.

Kopfer Artie Babbit Ernest Babbit Artie Williams Ida Castee Frank Newell Doris Williams Everett Brice Miles Dickson Effie Johnson Frank Johnson Allen Hill Bethany

Community notes from Hatfield area gatherings and visits

Saturday and Sunday saw Mr and Mrs Ben Hatfield visiting relatives including Ar gules and the Houghton families. Numerous neighbors attended church supper at Green Grove and an ice cream social at Morelock. Several residents helped with chores, strawberries, and shopping, with multiple visits to Lawson, Hatfield, Stokes, and Partin households.

Ben Hatfield Argules Pehildren Stahl Redix Carrie Lawson Bales Kmro Carmie Houghton Idaldeen Carl Huller Hurdland Dud Houghton Bonnie Partin Cassie Hatfield Car Woon Mary Hatfield Minnie Stokes Eta Lloyd Galathasay Iris Hatfield Minnie’ Stokes Anna Stokes Neal Morelock Sylvester Lawson Danbie Lawrence Lawson Wepherley Cyrus Houghton Frank Houghton Edwin Scrivena Albert Lawson

Missouri State Fair announces record $51200 in cash premiums

The Twentieth Annual Missouri State Fair at Sedalia August 14 to 21 offers $51,191.25 in cash premiums, a new high for the state. Awards span 18 departments including cattle, horses, swine, poultry, dairy products, agriculture, horticulture, and education with top prizes in lucerne, draft horses, beef cattle, and dairy products among others.

Sedalia de Lucerne Aispehdges Jacks Jenneta Myles

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L. E. Proffer Bramhall Building Southwest Corner Square Mirarkaal Trou Industrial Law IN Action T J Patterson Chariton and Vicinity Oxford Oxfords Patr Munson Army Aoa Ali R. H. Aene Mary Es Guffey Haek Pad Lamere Mt.ony Lora Guffey West Lemons Missouri State Fair State Fair Board First Church OF Christ Bible School
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