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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 14, 1925
Page
8
Fragmentary financial page from a Missouri bank showing deposits, cash, reserves, notes, and liabilities. Mentions Matthew & Marshall Bank, capital stock, surplus, and various balance items with uncertain OCR reads. Includes signatures of president Holman and cashier and a dated commission note.
A fragmented local note records visitors and callers among residents such as Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hackett, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Nelgon, and others. It mentions children, school visits, Friday sales, and neighbors stopping by homes on various afternoons, with several families including the Hickinbaughs, Guffeys, Andersons, Richards, and Hocketts.
Fragmentary text notes a pale stroke event described as happening years earlier and now easing in impact, with unclear subject and context. The readable portion emphasizes gradual improvement and damage assessment.
Fragmented OCR reads Robert Exkolette Jr elected or allied with a cousin at an epee event. Mentions a week ahead and a political context with a suggestion of a Republican affiliation. Details are garbled and names uncertain.
A large crowd gathered at Unsu Saturday for updates on the small daughter of Mr and Mrs Jim Jones who is very ill with pneumonia fever. Mr and Mrs Lew Sanders have moved onto the Robert Sheisel place as renters for a year, a blind neighbor nearby. John Moore senior, once a strong figure, has grown physically weak and cannot walk alone. The piece reflects on a physician who began practicing at 21 and spoke of his early studies and later eminence while acknowledging past accusations and lingering bitterness.
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