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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1925
Page
8
Eyewitnesses recall a blast that hurled stove fragments and set fires as investigators question the cause. Water boiler remained intact and no enemy motive is evident. A prior charge in a tree is suspected but unproven amid the chaos.
The state highway crew received a McCormick Deering tractor to improve road conditions after months of inadequate equipment and harsh weather. The new machine, with deep penetrating lugs, is already in use and reportedly improving highway maintenance toward better, passable roads.
Blue Valley Creamery Institute urges Missouri farmers to imitate summer conditions for dairy cows to maintain milk output through an expected cold winter and unseasonable summer next year. Proper feed water temperature, fresh air, and a well-lit, dry barn are essential to keep cows comfortable and productive.
State agricultural experiment stations from Kansas Nebraska Minnesota North and South Dakota unite to display carcass beef pork and lamb in a new meat shop exhibit. The exhibit will use coolers for carcases and wholesale cuts to show meat grades and producer benefits, building on last year’s exposition launch.
Kiley Brown born January 11 1847 in Wayne County Kentucky died October 8 1965 at his Graysville home at age 78 years 9 months 26 days after four years of poor health and nine months in bed He served in the 42nd Missouri Infantry in the Civil War was discharged 1866 He married Barbara McCune in 1871 and had four children two died In 189? he married Malinda F Blankenship and had five more children One foster son Virgil Johnson and a foster granddaughter Marguerite Johnson survive He leaves two daughters Martha Lynch Unionville Missouri and Lydia Robison Rockville Missouri Funeral October 9 at the United Brethren Church Graysville conducted by Rev W B McFarland burial in McCune Cemetery Card of Thanks expresses gratitude for aid and condolences from Malinolinda F Brown and the children
The text records partial land transfer references in Worthington and Unionville listings, noting lots 1 and 2 in block 16ini Worthington and a trustee portion involving Francis M. Walter and David A. Bramhall. It also mentions a wedding ring test motif and unsettled financial details, reflecting a scanned, fragmentary archival notice.
The article details a debate on child labor abolition held in the high school auditorium with judges, a public invitation, and participants. It covers Chickaminchee Campfire initiation, a ceremonial meeting, and refreshments. It also reports Homecoming events on Friday November 13 with a band program, student speeches, performances, and a football game versus Unionville Milan ending with Milan ahead 6 to 0. The Sophomore pep meeting included band selections and speeches.
Miss Mary Steele and Irene Davids returned from visits to relatives in the area. Families hosted gatherings at parental homes and farms in Livonia and Crystal Lewin area. The Weat Liberty School will stage the play Deacon Dubbs next Saturday evening with Odessa Wilson as teacher and admission set at 18 cents.
Judge A M Woodson has been away in Mansay City hospital for 11 days creating a vacancy on the Supreme Court. Attorney General Otto resigned and Governor Baker appointed North readbia to succeed Otto, with Hoh named as acting successor.
A fragment notes a price of fifty cents per plate, indicating historical catering or dining costs. The item reads as a brief market or shop observation with ambiguous context and limited details.
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