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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
4
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffers seven years of stomach trouble. He could not eat vegetables or fruit without pain or have restful nights. After using Chamberlain tablets he can eat again without pain or sleeplessness. If indigestion or constipation appears, these tablets may help.
Bloomfield Indiana forms a Flower and Community Club to shape a more beautiful city. Organized efforts focus on planting and tending flowers under a systematic plan with supervision and seed arrangement to guide future projects.
Reported unrest in Northern Michigan linked to alleged collusion between state officers and alcohol sellers. Major Dalrymple and his Chicago contingent arrived to scene. observers expect few arrests as enforcement actions unfold.
Ireland remains turbulent as Irish nationalists press for independence from Britain. Attacks on English officials and collaborators surge, with several fatalities reported amid a lack of clear British resolution.
The Baldy Strang Entertainers announce an upcoming revue with ensemble numbers and sketches. The program promises variety to suit many tastes and notes strong vocal and comic performances expected to engage audiences.
The proposal seen last week to internationalize the Black Sea outlet aims to ease a centuries old European problem. It is viewed as a rebuke to the United States as Washington refuses to take Turkey and Armenia as mandatories, shifting the burden to Uncle Sam.
George F. Daniels, owner of the Hardwick Inn, writes about his health habits including an occasion laxative. The flu epidemic's peak appears passed with fewer cases but higher death toll from complications. A statewide primary law dispute prompts talk of legislative action and possible convention system restoration.
Notices announce candidacies for City Collector and City Marshal subject to city primaries. Also included are probate notices for Fred B Haas and others, final settlements, and a 1920 order of publication in Putnam County Missouri regarding civil proceedings and court notices.
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