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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1925
Page
2
A partial historical notice shows subscription terms for The Unionville Republican Printing Company dated 1925. It states subscription price one dollar fifty cents per year in advance and lists a higher rate for outside the United States or possessions.
The article cites Secretary Mellon and warnings on bad investments. It lists twelve danger signs for investors, including mining and oil stocks, real estate schemes, land developments, patents, new methods, and tips or ground-floor promises. It also notes recent scrutiny of_Frame’s debt obligations to the United States and France’s stance on payback amid wartime effects.
Farmers report a notably poor corn crop in Putnam County due to drought and heat. Many fields yielded little more than a third of typical production with uneven quality. Some farmers compare 1924 to the drought year of 1901, noting Iowa and Kansas crops influence local supplies as shipments flow in.
The county mourns the passing of a leader who, despite many personal disputes, pursued higher citizenship and fought for greater causes. He faced death with courage, wishing to slip away rather than quit, and left a personal epitaph more enduring than any words from friends.
Roy W. Howard of Scripps-Howard urges newspapers to be good citizens and tolerant neighbors. He argues against printing stories that brand youths as criminals and insists on explanations that reassure parents. The stance favors cleaner journalism and more space for industry and employment in the public eye. Miss Daisy Frazier visited Mrs. Anna Metire in Polsae Friday.
The Legislature in Jefferson City debated a racing bill with pari mutuel betting and a state racing board. Sponsors argued it would aid agriculture, but the measure was defeated in the House by 88 to 53 during engrossment last week.
The December 1922 census shows United States wealth at 808,862,000 with a ten year rise of 72.2 percent. Increases stem from estate and improvements taxable, while farm livestock is valued at 5,807,1044. The rapid wealth growth astonishes the world, noting better conditions in the United States than elsewhere.
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