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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1938
Page
5
The April 15 1937 index shows farm prices at 94 of the 1909 14 average. Grains including corn barley and flax fell more than meat, with wheat oats and rye also down from March. Cottonseed stayed at 18.00 per cwt while meat animals excluding beef cattle fell 10 to 70 cents per hundredweight. Prices of animals and animal products declined less than grains, and the year over year gap widened.
Effective Advertising of Indiana reports growth in newspaper reach for its spring and summer 1988 campaign. Weasley Nunn says Tharmonville Republican and other papers total 14,000,000 circulation, up from 12,000,000, with 23,000 dealers offering Standard products across 14 Midwest states. Ads feature clean rest rooms, Iso-Vis motor oil with endurance themes, and driving imagery to promote gasoline and motor oil.
The Livonia church held Rally Day on Sabbath June 18 at 11 am after Sabbath school. Attendance was good with visitors from nearby churches. A noon country trip with lunch to Finn McHenry’s yard featured songs and a Bible questionnaire led by Dick McHenry and a Oak Park Academy graduate. Families from multiple towns joined and returned home pleased.
Narrative fragment recalls Goody Cole case amid Massachusetts witchcraft era. Acquitted on grounds unclear as officials push to verify accusations. Public interest lingers in historical record.
The tomb of Young King Tutankhamun remains largely undisturbed while about 800 royal tombs have been opened, marking a unique preservation of its elaborate vessels and utensils across centuries.
Westinghouse research unveils a sternlamp that emits violet rays with strong germ killing effects. The lamp aids surgical safety and blood preparation for transfusions and may speed aging of fresh meats in processing plants. A lab test allegedly drys mold from a spoiled duck in 44 hours.
Miss Edith Kroupa of the University of Vienna studied a small sample of monazite from Canada to estimate Earth’s age. Her radioactivity based results align with modern estimates that Earth is between one and two billion years old, contrasting with Archbishop Ussher’s earlier creation date.
The June first report shows winter wheat condition in Putnam county at 81 percent of normal, above the five year June average of 72 percent. Pasture condition in Putnam county runs at 60 percent of normal per agr statistician Ifred C. Brittain of the USDA with Loyal Shelton visiting relatives in DeSoto.
A fragmented reminiscence traces George Washington's move from Mount Vernon to New York for his inauguration. It recalls travel hardships by horse and carriage, the first Congress, and New York’s role as early presidential residence with broad, vivid local color.
A Missouri Conservation News column extols trees as vital to farming and daily life. It cites black walnut, oaks, hickory, red cedar, and ash as superior species, promoting better soil, water, fire protection, and long lasting timber. The piece also notes a local billiards referee, Joe Ferguson, as a colorful aside.
A report notes visits to parental homes in Centar ville and Livonia. Marian Bolar and Pearl Speak are mentioned, with families Birney Lucas and spouses also contacting Pearl Speak's residence.
Lewis estimated the victim was bitten after taunting the snake with hits and stones. Police noted the habit of teasing wildlife in the area.
The Stitch and Chatter Club 2 invites members to a meeting with Mrs Bling Adkins on July 6. The note mentions a prior trip and a closed event led by Hpnathur the Lord's.
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