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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1902
Page
1
The readable text fragments provide limited data with names and dates unclear. The item seems to involve notes on presentations and performer events but specifics are not discernible from the OCR snippet.
The house enacted a pension bill increasing allowances for veterans with disabilities. Rates rise to 46 dollars for certain injuries and 58 or 100 dollars for more severe losses, while existing 12 dollar pensions under earlier acts are boosted to 30 dollars with proof of disability.
Postmaster General Payne signs order creating the Missouri division of the rural free delivery service with headquarters in St Louis. Missouri leaving the middle division and portions of Kansas Arkansas Oklahoma Indian Territory and Texas join Denver’s Western division. Louisiana shifts from the Southern division. Charles Lyon will head the Missouri division. The new division starts July 1 to speed up rural routes.
A fragmentary dispatch cites religious rhetoric praising steadfast faith during conflict. It notes leaders urging unwavering trust in God and duty, with references to biblical imagery and moral strength guiding civilians and supporters through trial. Des Moines news agency.
The passage reflects on mortality and fate, asserting nature’s inexorable law that all live and fade like forest leaves and royal figures. It recalls the Greek tragedy of Jon and Clemanthe, where love and the hope of reunion endure beyond death as the speaker contemplates hills streams and stars. Continuous devotion challenges oblivion.
The St Louis Globe-Democrat unveils a five part series by independent Missouri accountants showing large gaps in state books. The first report by R H Dryer estimates losses around 12 million dollars during the last thirty years of Democratic administrations.
At a Methodist teachers meeting in Chicago Presiding Elder Henry G. Jackson declared to his associates that he had never told a lie. He said the claim covered his childhood youth and his maturity.
General De Wet arrives at Winburg camp as Boers surrender after two years apart from his wife. The scene frames Christian De Wett as a heroic figure in the ongoing South African conflict.
Citizens of Unionville Missouri plan a grand Nation's Birthday celebration with a grand parade and fireworks. A Magnificent program includes the Merchant's Band of Albia performing at the park and concerts in the evening. Special trains from both directions will bring visitors and alleys offer accommodations for thousands.
The notice mentions Unionville celebrations on July 4 with a 1 0 score, A Haya’s business trip, and reports on Unionville markets. It notes relatives from from nington Ia visiting and Farmers Store remodel details. It also references Elkis carnival plans, mayoral proclamations suspending fireworks inside the village, and Zell Branfield’s travel with delegates to the Republicans.
Queen City leader urges visitors to Monville on July 4 for what is described as the state’s largest celebration. Officials promise notable events and community participation, inviting residents and guests to attend.
The county court met June 19 and adjourned to July 2 1902. Obscure entries list quarantines aids salaries and supplies for the infirmary jail and court offices. Several payments include Johnson 4998 and 255 for dray postage and express. OReilly 15 for days. bond and bridge bids approved. sales authorized for land and structures. court orders continued and meetings scheduled through August.
Sunday School convention agenda lists services June 25 at Pamakville with a full day and night session. Speakers include Rev Joonjbes Rev BF Creason Geo Hatfeld and J Stwart. Attendees from county urged to join in discussions on Sunday School work and finances.
The article notes Andre Carnegie's gifts totaling about 65 million, with portions possibly charged to the United States and Scotland. It questions Miss Stone's alleged 35 thousand earnings from a magazine article on her life among brigands and hints at public gratitude or forgiveness depending on her demonstrated appreciation for others' efforts.
London papers report American fashionably dressed women wearing belts decorated with Chinese hieroglyphics in silver. One wearer was shocked to learn from a Chinese diplomat that her belt read a curse on enemies and a wish for many sons.
The notice outlines special Family White Fish offers and cheap prices on roasted coffee fruit jars and granulated sugar. It mentions limited stock with a push to buy quickly and notes early Ohio seed potatoes are of high quality with few left.
A garbled OCR item discusses the district clerk and county school commission, stressing the need for a correct report from Seay and timely property corrections, with repeated references to deadlines and August implications. The text remains fragmented and hard to parse.
The note states Sir Thomas Lipton plans to lift the cup with the Shamrock III, signaling a change after fifty years of holding it. The item reflects the ongoing attempt by Lipton to win the prize and end decades of defense.
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