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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 25, 1919
Page
1
Reports say many German ships surrendered to the Allies at Scapa Flow were scuttled by their own crews. Crews opened sea cocks as the ships settled, some vessels saved, many lost. British observers appear relieved, while explosives were removed and sinking would take hours.
In Ames area records show the State Board of Equalization reduced land values by 60 percent in Putnam County and cuts of 55 percent on town lots 25 percent on horses 20 percent on mules 80 percent on cattle 40 percent on hogs 80 percent on other property 83 and 38 percent for corporate stock and 30 percent on money notes and debts. The board’s actions aim to equalize but raise taxes in the county, prompting calls to abolish assessors’ office. The piece also notes vocational agriculture plans at Unionville High School and new hiring for a full-year program at Ames College and local impacts on county farming programs.
Clyde J Quigley married Frazie Kathleen Hould of Malta Montana on Tuesday morning June 24 The groom son of Mr and Mrs E Quigley of the city served in the late war and the couple plan to live in Wagner Montana after July 1 The narrative also notes a memorial for an elderly deceased man and a funeral at Ottumwa, reflecting local notices.
Thaveine Agee was summoned to Ottumwa to attend the funeral of his brother J. W. Agee who had died after an illness.
Judge Lorenzo Jones traded his farm acreage north and east of town to T. S. Moler for Moler’s Main street property near the depot. Possession is set for August 20 as Mr. Jones moves his family to town and Moler moves into the Jones house.
The forecast covers June 23 to 25 with showers likely early in the week. Temperatures are expected to run above normal afterward and skies to turn generally fair across the valleys.
Unionville Band will not play during the Queen City Fourth celebration. The group, known for excellent music, could have performed but will drive over in cars to attend the event as part of the ordinary celebration.
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