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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1918

Page

8

War era letters and a wedding notice from 1918 Missouri and Arkansas

Letters describe WWI training at Camp Pike Arkansas with 12th Training Battalion and messages from Dolpha Bone and Grover, plus Connie Grant McCoy in France awaiting action. A Simmons wedding in Brooklyn and Mendota linking Norenee Homer L Simmons to Homer Simmons are noted, followed by Missouri 4th Senatorial District race statements urging Prohibition and constitutional reform.

Sammy Grover Dolpha C. Bone Camp Pike Arkansas Berlin Connie Triplett O. K France Corp Grant McCoy Inf Amer. E. F William Swindal Norenee Homer L. Simmons John W Miss Simmons Brooklyn Mendota, Ma Mendota Ma Brooklyn Town Missouri

Unionville area land transfers and coal crisis notes

A garbled 1918 Unionville Missouri notice lists transfers of property to Benjamin Perkins, School District No 23, and others with varied WD deeds. It includes a World War I era plea from Wallace Ossley about coal shortages and fuel conservation, urging Missourians to accept available coal, use wood where possible, and support the war program. The page also contains community notices, social items, and local gossip from Unionville and surrounding towns.

Railroad Unionville W. D Traerking Benjamin Perkins Lotsa Spencer Heights W D Byron Johnson Simon Gingerich Ernie Gingerich Johnson Phillips Sue J. Haas Cor Se School Inet Johnson Philipa Cor Ge Samari Jo Nalley City Reef Toy Weller Vane Hudson Fort Pat Fy Pennsylvania Missouri Arkansas Kansas Illinois State Fuel Administration Wallace Ossley Jefferson City

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