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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
9
Local residents travel between Mendota Lemons Centerville and Cincinnati on various errands. Virgil Matthew, Fred Dorner, Pearl Conger, and Nellie Wallace are among those noted for visits and trips. Mrs J Grimes and Ellen Sumpter family ties anchor the social notes.
We occupy the former office of T E Valentine over Waltons jewelry store and invite the public to visit. E C Staatx and T F E Robinson announce the new location at 4212.
The Poleh army holds a winning streak against the Holehevtk forces on the eastern front. They report capturing key towns like Ovedsa and Sheto shevks while continuing offensive strikes and asserting strong self sufficiency against the rest of Europe.
The Unionville Republican reports the 1920 farm census will start June 1 conducted by local assessors. It lists 24 questions on crops and land use including corn, wheat, oats, hay, tobacco, cotton, soybeans, hay crops, orchards, and owned or rented status with guidance from Assessor J W Chrisman.
The article argues high prices stem from under production and over demand and urges more production and less consumption. It notes widespread preaching on the cure but little actual increase in work. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Scott of Endote were here on business Monday.
Farmers Cooperative announces a quick shipment offer inviting farmers with real calves or cows to contact immediately. The note asks suppliers to call Phoene 165 to arrange loading and expedite the drive.
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