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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 25, 1925
Page
2
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County officials announce a state highway project to widen the east road from the graded north road to the Schuyler county line into a gravel all year round route. Surveyors map routes and acquire right of way with about twenty acres needed along the road to accommodate wider paving and improved access.
The passage describes delays in highway construction caused by property owner concessions and notes a mobilized survey effort. It explains early spring start aims to lift a major road project across Putnam County, seeking to accelerate completion and minimize time losses, with a focus on the region's growth and gratitude.
A Thanksgiving reflection urges humility and dependence on uncontrollable factors while noting the state plans to spend 235000 in Putnam County to improve roads next summer. Voters are warned the project hinges on collective effort, avoiding delays from obstacles, with a call to support timely construction and local development.
Fragmentary notice records a person named Eulah Rene Leeper and mentions Alvada Deeper and Bert Sprtb with scattered dates and ages. The damaged text makes details unclear but indicates a burial or memorial notice from a small community newspaper.
A child identified as Kentsth Simmons from Route 8 writes Santa asking for reasonable gifts. The missive notes the child has not consistently attended school and hopes Santa will fulfill the stated desires, with playful, garbled lines reflecting a handwritten note.
Figures from Harry Woodruff of the Motor Vehicle Re tratation Bureau show Putnam county with 2,169 vehicles registered to date in 1925, up 114 from the full 1924 total of 2,055. The data indicate strong compliance with registration laws and suggest inspectors focus where counts lag behind state averages.
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