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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1925
Page
4
H L Kempster of the Missouri College of Agriculture blames wasteful practices for high losses in chick rearing and bad eggs. Mislabeling feeds and inconsistent milk feeding cause undersales, while poor advertising and shell-life failures hit consumer markets and threaten millions in value.
The article notes Mayor Miller of St St. Laws resisting state income tax, claiming the law unconstitutional. It references a 1918 Supreme Court decision upholding the law and questions whether the mayor or the court holds the greater authority. A suit for recovery of the income tax is mentioned.
A malfunctioning vehicle and unclear road conditions are cited in a report describing an injured man who is said to persist in walking. The article notes confusion over the event location and possible involvement of an unnamed offender.
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A Friday ceremony witnessed the public burning of canceled bonds tied to the Unionville reservoir extension and water mains, totaling 26 000 dollars. The act clears five years of retired bonded indebtedness, part of two city issues totaling about 164 000 dollars with 8 000 to 10 000 expected to retire early next year.
A large tank in a Fredericktown store leaked gasoline causing gas fumes in cellars and streets. Residents returned to daily tasks after fears of a so called underground refinery subsided and theories about a crude oil to fuel conversion were laid to rest.
A piano and song recital was presented last Monday evening at the Methodist church by pupils of Mrs. W Whitmore, piano and vocal teacher. The program included songs readings and piano solos with some numbers by Mr. Dillinger and his pupils. The event was highly praised and drew a large, appreciative audience, reflecting the effort of teacher and students.
A county census lists poultry and meat animals including young stock separate from taxable property. Community notices report Rev Garlock meeting visits Myrtle Luster Edith Wiles and Mundon family gatherings. social visits to Kirksville Denver and Greencastle. next Rev Resse appointment and July 1 preaching. many residents hosted and visited relatives and friends across local homes.
A near Seymour Iowa boy age eleven the son of Mr and Mrs N Cullen found an old powder horn and tried to make a fun Fourth of July fireworks prank. He mixed gunpowder in a bottle and a blast sent glass into his chest and stomach before he could run away. He was treated and is recovering, learning that one cannot outrun an explosion.
Robertson traveled to Trenton with a plan to promote a popular contest and raise funds. After siphoning money he fled to another territory but was captured and jailed. A visiting officer later witnessed his marriage to Robertson who had been awaiting trial, while Robertson’s ex wife and son await further court action.
Our Herald reports ongoing drilling at a well near Seymour reaching about 100 feet into primary material with layers of red blue brown and black shale. The project stands near a key limestone reef, attracting community ferment over the economics and safety of the operation.
Mr and Mrs Grover Trenter traveled to Keokuk Iowa on Thursday with Darwin Pearson and family joining. The group spent the night at the same household and enjoyed time with Paul and others in the area.
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A committee led by J. D. Nolen W. Ht. Zerbes plans a free chautauqua program funded by donations. The aim is to raise enough money to hire a company and present wholesome entertainment for local residents who cannot season tickets. The plan follows successful examples elsewhere and seeks broad public support.
Prominent cattle and hog buyers Messrs John and Beecher Gatrel from Incerne visit Powersville to fill a shipment load for Kansas City. Beecher notes this season is ideal for market ready cattle and hogs as corn prospects in Putnam county look strong with twice plowed fields, clean weeds, and favorable rains aiding crops and hay.
Elizabeth Sandusky Knight born Kentucky February 26 1849 died June 22 1926 at her daughter H D Godfrey home Powersville Mo aged 76 years 3 months 26 days. Married Ephraim Knight July 8 1866 six children living ten born four predeceased. Funeral at home conducted by Rev A Pollock burial Knight cemetery June 23.
Residents and visitors fill out a busy week with calls, visits, and family gatherings across Unionville and nearby towns. News includes marriages, illnesses, a fatal accident at an elevator, funeral attendance, and church activities plus several Sunday and Saturday outings among neighbors and relatives.
Mr and Mrs Joe Mullenix spent Wednesday night with their son in Graysville. The event reflects a family gathering captured in local society notes.
Henry Stockton visited the Lee Mulavix home Thursday for eggs and plans. Sunday calls linked the Willige Minear home with the Carter family and their hospitalized mother. Net Lewis and W Carter also spent time at local homes. Moves include visits by John Smith and Mrs Johnny Carter to John Mulainix, with Mr. and Mrs. Lee Mulainix also noted.
Reports say Mrs Dewey Carter and Mr Zove Burns, patients at Des Moines hospital, are improving and expected home by week’s end. Mrs Jee Mulanix was caught in heavy rain en route from Hartford and sheltered with Henry Stockton until the downpour eased.
Letters testamentary for the estate of Albert W Wells were granted June 10, 1925, by the Probate Court of Putnam County. Claimants must exhibit their claims for allowance within six months and within one year to avoid bar. Executors named are Earl H Wells and Walter M Wells. signed by B Valentine, Probate Officer.
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