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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 30, 1920
Page
9
City of Unionville Missouri considers multiple paving resolutions for Main Street and adjacent streets. Documents outline grading curb gutter storm sewer work with special assessments and Federal funding deduction, plus public notices and signatures.
A lord car was stolen in front of a Cameron motion picture theater while the owner and family watched the film. Local search parties formed but ended after midnight. A pursuing searcher saw a car enter town. two men jumped out and fled as the Ford returned, suggesting the car went home.
A garbled early 20th century notice includes a farmer Leonard of Unionville praising Doan's Kidney Pills after back pain and kidney trouble. The text mentions Perry county farmers forming an association, a New Boston hearing, and a Friendly Fellows Club, but many details are unclear.
The document outlines curb and gutter construction with a six inch top curb and twenty four inch wide gutter. It specifies a vitrified clay pipe storm sewer, cast iron basins and rebar details. The Board of Aldermen deems the project warranted and items the funding method including a special tax assessment on abutting lots to repay the contractor. The plan was approved on the twenty second day of 1920 and signed by Frank Bratton and city clerk F O Bilson.
Lhcerms 1825 record lists Stallion GIBUS number 14807 P foaled Feb 2 1904 bred by M Benton Nogent de l’Est France. Imported Aug 10 1906 by Frank Sams St Paul Nebraska. Sire Piston. dam line traced to Mou ton and Chalet with numerous ancestors. Weight nine pounds and no need for promotion as breeder.
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