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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
6
A jumbled OCR page mixes a long word list with scattered local-notice style lines. It mentions people such as Klingin mith, Miss Bertha Owens, Holly Hume, and Eldon K tae, with family visits and a Gravel Ridge group gathering noted alongside garbled phrases and partial clues.
Selution to last week's puzzle helps Isaiah Robbins roof his kitchen. Mr and Mrs Ailsworth and children attended the sale of Mr Arnold last Tuesday returning home Wednesday. Lucian Putnam and grandchildren with Mrs Noel have been with her since their mother won in a hospital and returned home last year. Mrs Putnam is much improved. Minear, a teacher at the serious, had no pie and box supper at the schoolhouse. proceeds funded a phonograph and books. The road overseer had men fill hay in the mudhole north of the Dayton Noel home so an airplane can cross without getting stuck.
A Douglas item notes John Smith delivered hogs to the Co-op on Friday and mentions related town events. Readers recount funeral for Newt Cook, a teachers program at Dorsett with over $20 raised, and various local visits. The piece references school homecoming, weather delaying travel, and residents John Good and John Smith amid road conditions.
Local columns detail visits and family gatherings in Lucerne and nearby towns including Neal Howard delivering calves, visits by the Knowler and Roberts families, carpenters at the Film Branch Ohio house, and church services at Lucerne. Multiple residents are listed along with Sunday worship plans and social events across Lucerne, Newtown, Janes Chapel, and Fairmen schemes, plus local drift and farm news.
The week brings visiting relatives and neighbors including Mrs Hattie Potter and Mrs Rosa Scott. Farm life is described with grazing calves vaccination, hog butchering, and pony tales while a theft of 160 pullets from Mrs Joe Mathews’ coops remains unsolved. Local social events include a school play The Womanness Wedding and Saturday dinners at the James Scalf home.
A pie and candy supper will be held at Fife School on Friday evening November 20. Ruth Parker, the teacher, promises a good evening’s entertainment.
Prolonged wet spell threatens plans as unsettled weather continues. Forecasters warn of showers and cooler temps across the region with possible localized flooding and travel delays.
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