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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1917
Page
8
Local news records a flurry of visits and trips from Pollock Exline Kirksville and Moulton. Residents like J F Underwood W L Boggs Elmer Ackley Verlan Bradshaw Fannie Johnson and many others are noted with assorted business and social engagements.
Property listing describing the residence formerly occupied by W C Scott about two blocks west of the square and two lots in Grandview Addition. For particulars consult Forora E Scott, Executors.
H T Bryant of Centerville I a visited on business. Chax Smith returned from a business trip to Ottumwa Iowa. The notice mentions loaning funds for farms and business travel updates.
Churchgoers are invited to attend a high mass and sermon this Sunday at 10 a m. Events note visits by J J Jermain and others, local outings and community church and social announcements follow with many residents traveling to nearby towns and venues.
State Highway Board will pay for work on the County Seat roads only after completion and on a monthly basis. Parties dragging each road stretch must report start and end points from July 1 1917 and provide distance. Twelve monthly report cards will be mailed. Certification to the State Board is required for payment. only 15 dollars allowed per stretch.
The record lists Good Roads support, county highway activities, and remarks by G E McCutchen. Attendees from Masonic lodge attended the Unionville celebration. Sunday schools from the town joined county convention events. Bertha Hardin departed for Gillett. Local residents visited Dr F A Cozad home. C 8 Allen bought a new car. The Pauley infant was buried here last Saturday. Caves are being built after the recent cyclone.
Irish scientists report tests showing wind can carry disease bacteria 200 feet and as high as feet into the air raising public health concerns.
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