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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
1
Mrs Beery urges attendance at the meeting next Tuesday to discuss district finances and proposed courses. The article notes a lack of funds and a belief that many residents will seek at least some courses, highlighting Mrs Beery Bebermeyer as a key local figure.
Laura G. Barrelhi of Vink is mourned in a local obituary. The notice notes her role as an honored member of Baer Sia lodge No. 62 and references her involvement with the Methodist church and related community activities.
The October term docket includes Guilty verdicts and fines for Everett and Frank, trials for Anders and Angeles boys, severance motions, and numerous civil cases from Schuyler and Mercer counties. Liquor law violations, burglary charges, and notes on bank suits appear amid venue changes and dismissals. Several cases proceed to February trials while others are continued or dismissed.
Census data from Pallam County compares 1920 and 1925 figures. Farms drop from 2,153 to 2,125. land value rises while buildings fall slightly. 1924 pasture and woodland acreages noted. cattle hogs and horse counts shift over five years. overall farm operations and yields show inflation effects and changing ownership.
Hogs slide again with top bids around 11.90 while cattle hold prices and fat cows drift lower. Sheep stay weak with heavy packer liquidation, grain fed steers active and bulk sales near 10.30 to 11.70. estimated receipts around 17 000 cattle and 26 000 sheep and lambs.
Colfax Lodge No 59 hosted District No 7 at Odd Fellows Hall Unionville under Mrs Daisy Cornish state Warden. Despite heavy rain the meeting drew about 100 from six of nine lodges Green City Newtown Lucerne Powersville Unionville with guest Prudence Warner Bloomfield Indiana. Ruth Parker Unionville was elected President and Milan received next meeting. officers named and a six o clock dinner with social time followed.
A fragmented notice reports income figures linked to individuals including Mr. Green and others. It references amounts around 170 to 181 and mentions weeks of receipt and potential adjustments. The text is garbled but centers on income amounts and named persons.
Fragmentary OCR text presents unreadable names and phrases. No coherent event or facts are extractable to summarize a distinct news item.
The E C Johnson Construction Company of Carrollton leads the grading and gravel effort for State Highway 6 from North Blackbird toward the Iowa line. Crews, under E Beach, expect to finish the stretch within a month if weather holds, with four inches of gravel required and plans to sublet portions. The job may be completed by December 20, depending on haul, pits, and material arrivals.
Partial OCR notes indicate the Capital Trail Garage plans a room change and shifts in its city storage business. Details are unclear but reference a transition involving Pite tage business and Sanger inte Oot Mas bee ted for the hat 4.6.5.
A fragmentary notice references the death of Daniels with a posthumous acknowledgment. The readable portion hints at an obituary item labeled Daniels and includes a nearby family or posting line. Further details are absent in the legible text.
An uneven monologue recounts a historical incident with court proceedings, violence, and enforcement. It mentions Putnam, a long tenure, an officer’s un solicitation claims, and a confrontation where armed guards restrained a suspect. Details blur across locations and dates.
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