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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 05, 1920
Page
4
Spirita of lavender poured over bicarbonate of soda makes a pleasing perfume and disinfectant. Rich Correll, state food and drug department representative, spent Monday night here on department business.
A state official urges county officers to enforce a birth registration law, noting uneven county compliance. The letter offers department aid and proposes notices to offenders, with potential prosecution for noncompliance and a request for cooperation.
John Steele of Unionville reports his pocketbook lost last evening while in town to sell two horses. It held $840 cash in twenty dollar bills, two Liberty bonds valued at 50 and 100, and a county warrant for $16.59. He fears the loss is severe and urges return upon proper identification.
Windy Ridge residents and neighbors share Saturday visits with Mrs. Julia Snyder and Miss McFarland as she attends school in Kirksville. Numerous families gather at the Riley Butler home Friday evening for a social and the Ledford schoolhouse gathering organizes a Sunday school. A Bible class for older Christians is planned with Mrs John Schuster as superintendent and invitations extended to all.
The senior class staged its annual play in the High School auditorium on Monday April 27 drawing a pretty fair crowd. The production Home Ted provided lively entertainment from start to finish with humor and song interludes by Louise Fitz and Harry Ee that were well received. Elsewhere in this issue features Associate Judge of the County Court Judge Probasco who is now serving his first term and has shown fitness through a diligent start.
The annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Bank of Unionville will be held at the Banking House in Unionville Missouri on June fifteenth at 3 o clock a.m. The meeting will be convened and continue as required awaiting further agenda.
NIT Wynn, agent at the depot, sought a special train for the Carrollton convention on May 17 with road officials, who quoted 6816 without tax. Club leaders deemed the price too high and plans for a special train were abandoned. The delegate will travel Sunday May 16 by regular service.
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