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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Nov 25, 1925

Page

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Unionville Midgets Forfeit Triumph Over Princeton

The Unionville Midgets defeated Princeton on the local football field last Friday by forfeit, giving Unionville a 1 to 0 victory. Observers praised the Midgets’ fighting spirit and improving tackling as key factors, while noting Princeton showed strong offense before the forfeit ended the game.

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Hickerson and Woodard Married in Centerville Nuptials

Mrs Gerald Woodard of Unionville Missouri and Miss Ethel Hickerson of Seymour were married at the Christian parsonage in Centerville on Saturday night November 2 at 10 o clock. Rev J Roy Wright officiated with a simple ring ceremony. The bride daughter of Mr and Mrs Wm Hickson of Seymour is a linotype operator for the Journal Jonville Missouri and the groom son of Mr and Mrs J Woodard a Unionville grocer. The couple plan to reside in Unionville for now. Woodard Grocery will continue in Unionville. The event drew many friends and the union is hailed with congratulations.

Gerald Woodard Unionville Ethel Hickerson O Seymour Christian Parsonage Centerville J. Roy Wright Wm. Hickson Seimour Jonvi'te J. Wo Woo

Battle of Westport described with Price pursuit in Missouri

The account follows General Price’s Confederate march into Missouri and the Union pursuit from Kansas City. Perkins of Mendota recounts clashes around Jefferson City and Westport, the capture of 8000 prisoners, loss of artillery, and Price’s retreat into Arkansas ending his Missouri campaign.

KH Perkins Mendota Gene Price Yhia Tve Pal Elson Pivastun Statio Edung Kansas City Thrunt Restanes Perkins Preehey Price Jefferson City Wa Price Osage Wren Erington Irkins Blue River Kanaan City Kans City Kansan General Price Kanaan Prica Mr Perkins Westport Kansas Arkanans Missouri

Gravel work begins on No 5 highway amid weather concerns

Contractors start hauling gravel on the north end of the No 5 highway with seven to eight trucks, expecting more, as weather threatens progress. Mr Johnson pushes to test gravel in winter traffic, noting delays from wet spells and urging swift completion to connect eastern and western routes in Tatnam County.

Towa Ling Johnson North End da Neen Nagar Countes Crea T Evi Hasler Peo Wereld Sammy H Vhway Tatnam

Pickett and Lewis Wed in Kirksville Ceremony

Willie M Pickett and Miss Sylvia Pearl Lewis of Stahl were married in Kirksville last week by Rev C F Acree. The bride will teach at Dodson School near Unionville before settling in Kirksville with her husband.

Willie M. Pickett Sylvia Pearl Lewis Stahl Kirksville C. F Acree Dodson School Unionville Pirksville Journal-News

Unclear fragment hints at pursuit and promise

The readable text describes a pursuit and a promise connected to Memphis, with incomplete names and actions. It mentions a man carrying a front behind and a head being held, suggesting a tense moment in a game or chase. No clear entities or definitive outcome are established.

Memphis

Unclear OCR Note on Plant Growth At Local Site

An OCR fragment describes two plants 87 1 4 inches and 27 1 2 inches long grown north of a Republican site. A doctor notes unusual growth from planting over a previous thatch and oil loosening aided root depth. Dr BE Me

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Chicago Livestock Market Report Mixed Prices for Hogs Cattle and Sheep

Receipts estimated at 16 000 hogs and 12 500 cattle with open market strength and higher bids. Hogs show gains of 25 to 36 cents with value ranges from 100 to 2140 dollars per head and notable top quotes around 1175 for lighter weights. cattle and calves active with 2 to 6 cent gains and fat steer quotes near 17 75. sheep and lambs steady to higher with steady mid teens to 15 dollars for heavy mutton and ewe offerings.

Chicago Bath Tata Etary Dikely

Mud slows up corn gathering amid wet field conditions

The article describes persistent rain turning fields into mud, hindering corn harvests in many low-lying areas. Teams pulled heavy loads to light wagons as farmers faced the risk of late winter, with some fields remaining under water and harvests delayed into the late week before improvements eased conditions.

Wege Lee Teasy Traaffic Wwe Uth Che

Fragmentary notes hint at political obstacles and shifting support

Partial text suggests a discussion on political favor and obstacles in counties. It mentions readiness, clearing barriers, and a thin chance of progress, signaling uncertainty about backing and outcomes amid shifting preferences.

Undertaker Riley Reports Burned Car Scam Near Town

Riley, an undertaker, found a burned car six miles out, stripped of movable items and burned. The car was insured and no definite crew was identified by officers. News notes the incident as part of a local investigation into the burned vehicle.

Lee Riley Ina Riley

Fire Levelled Barn and Car at Dr Thomas Property

Fire at about one Monday morning destroyed a large barn on Dr I D Thomases lot across from the Freed home. A Chevrolet coupe owned by Dr F R Oberlag and furniture belonging to him were burned. The car was damaged beyond repair as the driver could not reach it in the fierce blaze. Insurance on the car and contents totaled $1000, while the barn and its belongings were valued between $1500 and $2000.

I. D. Thomas W. Freed F R Oberlag Oberlag Addutirn Amouty Tay Thamas Thomas

Statue Unveiled In Historic Ceremony At Court House

A grand unveiling at the Theatre Royal area drew a large crowd as a draped statue and AR insignia were revealed. Speeches by GAR members, Mrs. Lee Crooks, and Dr J H Holman stressed enduring peace, heroism, and Civil War sacrifice. The Daughters of the American Revolution unveiled the statue as the Star Spangled Banner rang out.

Baltog Mr Summers Seral Theatre Royal Cosa Wace Hickman Waa W H Boss Thin Wong Sheridan Lee Crooks Clare Magee McKinley J H Holman

Weather Forecast for Missouri from U S Weather Bureau

Wednesday forecast from the U S Weather Bureau warns of lingering unsettled conditions across Missouri with potential showers. Thursday outlook suggests continued variable skies and mild temperatures with chances of rain in central regions.

U. S. Weather Bureau Missouri He Renaburen

Street Paving Debate Grows in Unionville

Residents weigh options for surfacing gravel streets with concrete or other pavement. The discussion centers on cost sharing, state participation, and maintenance, with a rising sentiment favoring improved surfaces over gravel. Officials anticipate a decision soon after key questions are resolved.

Unionville Merce Daga Aga Aveliar Aveliar Streats Hs Ae Vestelyaigh Ecole Neriouss Tadiatam Subata Owen E. Tukes Rome Gage Highway Commission Bette Bovine

Inter-County Baseball Thru Week Games Noted

Inter County baseball games are scheduled for Thursday as part of a broader championship week. The text mentions gymnasts and a Missouri connection, with references to a player and his parents, indicating school sports coverage and regional teams.

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