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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 06, 1925
Page
6
A garbled OCR style item lists scattered quiz style clues and slang terms with numbers and abbreviations. It mentions an Illinois town, Fa sozial terms, and a mix of riddled prompts like common fuel in the British Isles and Shakespeare reference, all jumbled in a diary like entry.
Local residents trace weekend visits at the Frank Cocklin and Riley Ford homes. Families including Skippers McNeeses Collins Valentines and Burns share meals and call on kin while noting travel, hospital news, and church services.
Mrs. Henry Nelson spent Wednesday in Unionville with her sister Mrs. Willie Casady. Their son Bobby was sick. Fred Neighbors has the flu. Mr and Mrs Earl Murphy visited John Noel. Earl and Carl Coffrin visited Chant Haas. Furnish was called to the homes of Harry Coffrin and Dade Lupton. Dade Lupton dragged his road Saturday.
Numerous local residents and families spent the weekend visiting relatives in Kirksville Unionville Pulaski and Pulaski and Coonville. Cars and drivers are noted with several households visiting friends and neighbors. John Corneilson is reported seriously ill.
A physician treated Grandma Robbins at her daughter Mrs Henry Browns home. An auto wreck on the hill north of Shoney cemetery damaged the car and injured several men as the driver lost control and plowed through a wire fence. Sam Shadden and wife from near Howland visited Mrs Jonas Shadden and Henry Dean visited John LaRue. Chris Robbins of Des Moines visited Grandma Robbing. Lidle Ba, recently traveling the Western States, returned home. The Wilson family returned to Newton to resume work. Friendship school closes Wednesday Yvon Albee teaches.
North Lincoln residents Mr and Mrs John Darrah and daughter Marjorie visited his parents Saturday and Sunday. Several relatives and friends from Howland Unionville Exline and Cincinnati shopped and visited. S A W club met at Mrs Darrah’s home. Harridge Beckley to buy horses on May 20.
The readable parts suggest a legal or business notice with incomplete phrases about transactions and meeting of parties. No clear names, places, dates, or actions are identifiable. The fragmentary OCR lacks sufficient detail to determine a coherent news item or outcome.
A fragment notes a birth on a May 1 fire night in a unnamed location with Marshall mentioned. The piece also references a family home and someone named Botey, with a positive status for another person.
Bird Cullum of Blue Moon Granite Works reports relief from kidney pain and headaches after using two boxes of Dean's Pills from Rachford Cul lum's Drug Store. The product is manufactured by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY and sold for 60 cents at dealers.
Administrator with will letters granted seeks claims against the estate in Putnam Missouri. Probate Court notice dated April 22 1925 requires all claimants to present to the administrator for approval or be barred. Application for sale of real estate filed in March 1925 by Todcha and Paynes with James M Payne involved.
Nonspecific OCR fragment references a date in 1925 and appears as a damaged notice section with unreadable context. No clear person, organization, or event details are discernible.
In the matter described the default on the debt has been recognized and the trustee C A Mid Diston named in the Deed of Trust has refused to act. The legal holder of the secured debt remains described in the Deed of Trust and is pursuing the necessary steps.
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