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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
3
Kansas City visitors J W Olson and H E Hanser showcased Avery Road-Razer road machinery from Princeton to Union township and city officials. They praised its pep speed and tight turning for smoothing roads and urged investment in modern equipment to improve road care.
A major blaze in Exline today wiped out the Esline Cash store and swept through the town’s best business block. The fire, discovered around one o'clock, destroyed multiple firms including Block al Co office, bank, cafe, Hudson's Hardware, and Robly garage. Cincinnati fire crew aided at 4 o'clock.
Ed Worthington of Elm township announces his candidacy for county court justice of the Eastern District. Other items note a Richland home fire, a horse biting an owner, resignations, road work, a study milestone, and a long poem of sorrow over a family loss with a daughter’s dedication to God.
The Chicago National Republican convention names William Taft for president and James Sherman for vice president. Theodore Roosevelt plans to form a new party. Local notes include Marie Cook joining Etonwood School as primary teacher and Delpha Roberts selling his produce business to R E Croft of Green City. Harold Jones injured when his arm was broken by a pump mishap. Rev J H Stidham becomes Christian church pastor.
A summer gathering at the home of Virs 1 Hrooks on West Scott Street Kirkville honors a couple’s golden wedding day with a noon dinner. Families present include 22 grandchildren and 3 great grandchildren. others include W D McFarland and J L McFarland Jr of Worthington.
Belinda E Shepherd born November 18 1866 died June 18 1922 in Centerville Iowa aged 55 years 7 months. Widow of William A Morgan and later William Pickard, she left four children two of whom survived with husbands and parents a long list of siblings. Funeral held at Union Church with Rev Creech conducting. burial in nearby cemetery.
Notice of sale of real estate in Putnam County Missouri by trustee due to default on note. Property described as part of East half of Northwest quarter in Section 28 Township 65 Range 17, lying east of the Public Road, area about 40 acres. Sale conducted under deed of trust recorded 1920.
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