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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1917

Page

6

National Guard Recruiting Here Representative Here

A local National Guard recruiter with Sergeant G. E. Porter is here to sign up men for the guard. About 2250 men must pass medical exams and will join training starting around August 6. Enrollment now grants draft exemption and guard advantages.

Ment G. E. Porter Pao Tver Nedapapa Eddie Sims Jess G. Houk Wil Hamp Mullenix National Guard E Porter Oi Ng KB. D. Brasfield

Market Report Highlights Mixed Hog and Sheep Prices

Hog prices ranged to 15.75 with 7 800 sheep receipts and declines of 25 to 75 cents in many classes. Packers bought the best dry hogs about 5 lower, common hogs 10 lower, light grassy hogs hard to sell near top. Spring lambs reached up to 18.75 with variable demand across markets.

Kansas City Cholee

New Training Camp For Reserve Officers Opens August 27 1917

Applications for admittance to the new training camp for officers at Fort Riley Kansas to be opened August 27 will be received at my office July 15 1917. Men of mature years from 38 to 44 years of age are urged to apply. J C McKinley Branch Chairman Military Training Camps Assoc

Fort Riley Kansas Mbugurime J. C. McKinley Asso

Local Notes From Dark Hollow Railway News and School Fun

Dark Hollow reports warm weather and rapid corn growth. The Dixon brothers visited Elko for trading while Cleta Rouse stays with her sister there. Grace Minear and Minnie Burns family visits noted. Funeral of Mr Quigley at Thompson cemetery attended by many. Hugh Thorne sold fat hogs in Unionville for 13 cents per pound. Christian Home meeting well attended. Fast Dodson school held a crowd and a teacher Marie Jeffers Simmons gave candy. Last days of school at West Dodson and Fast Dodson noted with painting work ongoing on the schoolhouse.

Dixon Brothers Elko Fam Oy Vire Cleta Rouse Grace Minear Minnie Burns Quigley Thompson Cemetery Hugh Thorne Unionville Fast Dodson School Marie Jeffers Simmons West Dodson Dora Burnett Ora Guffey Carl I Guffey Apent A E Minear Emmett Guffey Muriel H D Guffey FE Minear Fast Dodson

Children Day program planned at Shady Lane Bethany church

Shady Lane Bethany Sunday school will present a Children’s Day program next Sunday afternoon at 3 p.m. A cordial invitation is extended to all. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culler welcomed a baby boy born last Thursday. Various neighbors visited and spent Sunday with local families.

Bethany Sunday School W. A. HainlJey Taal Cross Sendo W. B. Hackney Fred Culler Walter Danner Orel Singleton Opal Helen Christian Rosa Lucy Bernecker Harold Hamilton Baby Tott Ward Mrs. Ward Miles Dickson Willie Robbins Lily

Three Men In His Place World War I Verse

A historical poem by Thomas DeWitt Jones honors three men in wartime roles. One fought on the battlefield, one worked the mill, and one tended the farm, later sharing the burden of victory through supplies and clothing. The verse concludes with each man returning to rest after a noble day.

Thomas DeWitt Jones

Infirmary Receives Two Inmates From St. Joseph Hospital

Ten inmates were located and two were returned to the county infirmary for care. Clayton of Livonia and Confess of Memietn were met at Lem ons station by the infirmary superintendent and moved to new quarters for more economical treatment.

St. Joseph Hospital Shoe Clayton Livonia Confess Memietn Lemons

Red Cross Branch Planned for Powersville

Citizens of Powersville discussed organizing a local Red Cross chapter. Arrangements were made for Unionville members to assist Thursday night, and a large Powersville branch is expected. Other communities may follow as demand grows.

Powersville Red Crown Unionville Wille Iigemecu We County

Proposals For The Erection Of School Building

Sealed proposals for the erection of a public school in District No 78 Lemons Missouri Putnam County will be received by the undersigned at Lemons Missouri Plans and specifications may be seen at the Matthew Marshall Bank Lemons Missouri until 2 pm July 7 1917 at which time the contract will be awarded to the lowest responsible bidder The board reserves the right to reject any and all bids Dated June 24 1917.

Lemons Missooi Putnam Missouri Matthew Marshall Bank

Court Returns From Hospital Trip Impacts Putnam Patients

County Court concluded its annual visit to the St Joseph hospital for the insane delaying the care of Putnam county patients. The trip aimed to inspect conditions and patient welfare at the institution.

Hospital For the St Joseph Putnam County

Farmers Club entertains Prof Gillum at Ledford school

The Farmers Club at Ledford school house hosted Prof William Gillum formerly of this area and now based in Washington DC. The crowded program featured his violin performance free of charge as old friends and schoolmates traveled far to attend. A business meeting is planned for July 7 with an ice cream social on July 21.

Farmrs Club Ledford William Gillum Washington, DC Gillum Mr. Gillum Alec Gillum

Rabbitsville Sunday Activities Across Bethany Area

A neighborly report lists Sunday school at Bethany attended by Mr and Mrs Earl Kopfer and family. visits to Willie Hackney and Rosa Bernecker homes. Pathe Miller improving after illness. others including Brummitts Liley and Leeper visiting Tru fen Liley home. locals shopping in Unionville and relatives sharing ice cream and strawberries at Mrs Ward home.

Resolutions Committee Putnam County Unionville C. L. Miller M. Opal Agee Churches Sterling L. Williams Bethany Earl Kopfer Howard Will Hainley Leo Hackney Willie Hackney Helen Christian Rosa Lucy Bernecker Pathe Miller Atc Albert Brummitt Mar Liley Otis Miller Leo Liley Lonnie Leeper

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S National Guard Greer & Co Waianae Shady Lane Red Cross Dance Brothers Mendota Farmers Club County Sunday School Convention J. Roy Wright Miss My Ra Hume Mr Hughes D B Fitzgerald Beulah Oda Scott W. A Pollock S. L. Williams E. A. Jarman H. A. Doughty L. Williams J W. Trower J. D Noland The W. A. Hamley Winona Howard Opal Agee Eadie Davis Roy D. Eaton W. G. Whiteley J. H. Lowcock First Church of Christ Pater Clark. Bros Ortment Georgetta West Side Rabbitsville
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