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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 21, 1925
Page
1
A fragmented 19th century text extols Missouri as the Show Us state, lauding agricultural wealth and development. It celebrates diverse crops, water power, and resident industriousness, urging Missourians to unite behind state pride and progress.
Fragmentary OCR notes mention twenty one carloads shipped at an unnamed location with scattered references to Undonville Mendota and Nova Gifier. The garbled text lists cattle and sage and mentions names and numbers without clear context or dates.
A fragmentary note recalls the first frost on the 15th and two light snows since. It mentions wheat, corn, and fall-wheat conditions as fair to good, with uncertainty about future weather impact on crops.
William Mullins and Yim Johnson lease the auto shop of Capital Trail Garage becoming their own business while Capital Trail shifts to sales and service. The west storage room is repurposed for storage and a small office. Oscar Miller leads storage operations with car washing at the rear.
Fire early Wednesday destroyed the home barn and smoke house of Mr and Mrs TA Clark a few miles north of Unionville. Furniture saved then replaced, eggs cooked in cellar, insurance listed at 2600. Fire spread after the family woke, despite efforts. earlier smoldering fire rekindled. Nearby Fowler residence also burned on Sunday morning due to flue with 1800 in insurance.
A 16 year old youth, son of Mr and Mrs W Godfrey, sustained arm injuries and possible tracheal damage after an accident at home. He was attended by medical staff and remains under observation.
Hogs and cattle prices edged with regional deviations as Chicago St Louis and Kansas City quotes summarize cash and futures activity. Hogs mostly steady to lower with lighter weights and sow prices dipping. cattle and sheep show mixed demand and varied top quotes across markets.
A patent race centers on a new miter attachment praised for speed and accuracy. Inventor Bogge argues it will improve factory work by allowing any arbor to perform precise cutting on a table or bench with a circular saw. The device, already in small scale use, promises quick changes and wider application once patenting concludes.
The former City Hall room, moved to the new courthouse site, is being fitted as a restaurant. Mrs. Abeey plans to open after two weeks of redecorating and expects to offer well cooked meals once equipment and staff are ready. Residents anticipate an eating venue run by Mrs. Fowler.
Warrensburg judge Ewing Cockrell formally announces his candidacy for the Democratic nomination for United States Senator. He is a son of former senator Francis M Cockrell and says he seeks the nomination to pursue the office. Hawes remains a rival, with a likely crowded field if others join to split support.
Mr and Mrs Abbott operate the Guffey restaurant on the south side of West Mar Street after buying it from Mr Guffey who had run the establishment for many years. Guffey had previously run it briefly under Mr Busby before Busby was bought out.
Miss Lucile Mure wins a Juilliard Scholarship in New York City, securing free violin lessons for one year at the Juilliard mansion. The contest drew hundreds, with Mure unanimously chosen from violin applicants. Mrs Turner reports support from New York friends and a Chicago home.
Walter Gray bought James Clint’s interest in the Crist Gray harness and shoe repair shop on Main Street. The business opened at its current location on January 17 and operated as a partnership until Gray’s purchase last week. Davis assists with work at the shop.
Report describes a four day fox hunting festival in Milan Missouri with events including fiddlers contests and horseshoe pitching to entertain dog owners over fifty. A mouse catchers convention for cats is noted as the next program item.
In Unionville a community room audience of forty five women gathered for the opening of a Federal Home Making course. The instructor, Mrs Bebarmier, faces organizing thirty Dress Making unit participants while fifteen join the Family Dinner unit. Sessions run twice weekly at the court house, with a nine month program and post Christmas options for overflow.
Announcement reports the marriage of Mise Vera Thompson to Daniel B Finfrock of Kansas City Kansas. The couple wed in Kansas City on Saturday evening October 17. The bride is described as a young graduate with ties to local friends and family. Finfrock has held positions with The U S Experin Underw dion Company and has served in leadership roles.
Forecasts indicate unsettled conditions along the coast with gusty winds and scattered showers. The system tracked from the seas may bring brief heavy rain and higher surf through the day. Coastal residents are advised to monitor updates and secure outdoor belongings.
The article describes graveling operations on state roads with multiple contractors using different methods. It notes three waves of trench work, the featheredge method, and ongoing grading to improve travel. A later completion and arrival of traffic are anticipated, with a state board decision expected on the Blackbird bill.
Construction noise and wall demolition mark progress on a Lane Street grocery project. Workers label the site as nearly ready with crews from Carroll and Co. handling framing and masonry while neighbors anticipate a grand opening.
Fragmentary notes describe a Moultin team Berk at an event with tents and attendance details unclear. Names mentioned include Teagan and Cree in a context suggesting a conference or gathering.
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