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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1923
Page
2
Unionville should install a sewer system to protect public health and accommodate growth. The piece argues for a low-cost, two-division trunk-line plan with later private hookups, noting widespread water contamination risks and the recent town improvements.
A Bethany Clipper note urges residents to support local merchants and printers to sustain the town. It cites banks and stores sending work to city firms, arguing home patronage strengthens the community and local pride. The piece also compliments Unionville hospitality and unity.
Crowded out last week farmers are busy plowing corn in Omaha. Several visitors from Des Moines including Mr and Mrs Wallace Helms and family joined Olle Ryals family. Miss Gladys Ryals returned home with them after weeks in Des Moines. Mrs Inez McCollum spent a few days with her parents A P Houston. Farmers' Club met Thursday night. Ruth Ryals visited Shafter Severs in Des Moines. People attended the chairiary at George Clinkenbeard home Monday night.
A Unionville resident shares relief from back pain dizziness and headaches after using Deans Kidney Pills purchased at Howards Drug Store. She keeps a box at home for occasional kidney trouble and urges others to try this medicine.
Eight head of cattle and hogs were shipped from Lemons on Sunday. Harve Hackney visited Milan Friday at his daughter Mrs Ira Morelan’s home. Mrs Harrison Smith and Mrs 8 T Christian with son Elden arrived from St Louis Tuesday. They stayed with Clarence Smith. Earl Kopfer bought cattle and hogs here last week following a light shower. Charley Tucker and son Dale visited her parents in Sullivan county Sunday. John Miller visited relatives in Unionville Sunday. Leamenghtfoots toured Sedan Sunday. Don B Smith and two children visited Sunday at her sister Mrs Rock Schnelle’s home.
The Knights of the Mystic Shrine gathered in Washington D C for their national convention with thousands attending though fewer than expected. Fears of crowding kept some away, but ample accommodations reportedly allowed a “whale of a time.” Next year’s event is awarded to Kansas City.
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