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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Oct 21, 1925

Page

3

Local notices from the republic: marriages births and fires

Marriage reports include John Davidson and Sarah N. Burd at Blackbird with Rev Knipp officiating. William Pollock weds Carrie Statton at home with Rev Knapp. O E Snyder and Cora Owings wed at the bride’s home. Lincoin township house fire with no insurance. A baby girl welcomed to P Me and Mrs J A Little. Two year old Charley Triplett’s child dies from a jar accident. Golden wedding of Mr and Mrs W H Stout. Skating injury to Hazel Brice. L A Davis marked 70th birthday with 60 relatives. Lorenzo Jones sells property to W C Robbins. Rev BE Benailey marries Wendie Z Helton to Lucy B Smith. Raley Mundon and wife have a baby girl. Continuous town life events and notices compiled.

I Il Ni A. Nickerson E. W. Nosland aidsStalla Smiley Pathan County Knipp Mar John Davidson Sarah N. Bured Blackbird S. McCollum Jessie Jewell W. T Whorton Lon Davis Lincoln Township P. Me J. A. Little Keokth William H. Pollock Carrie Statton Knapp O. E. Snyder Lucerne Mise Cora Owings I. N Owings J. B. Lockhart Charley Triplett Hartford J. W O. R. C. McCalment St. Louis J W Stean A. Davis Lorenzo Jones W. C. Robbins Mr. Jones Ellis BE. J. Aenialey Wendie Z. Helton Lucy B. Smith Unionville Raley Mundon Aires Eit Medi

Local Notices and Community Snippets from a Rural Ledger

Cross ROADS J Moore has his cane cut. Ben Hackney and Ernest William son peddling beef. Dell Smiley moved to Keith Morgan farm. Irl Smith wheat shows promise and fall pastures are fine. Charley Tucker helped Oscar Keene pick apples. Geo Vermillion reports fall plowing and mo lasses done. S T Christian home hosted 60 guests for birthday surprise. cheerful gathering with good food and wishes for many more.

J. Moore Ben Hackney Ernest Williamson Charley Tucker Oscar Keene Dell Smiley Neal Lightfoot Keith Morgan Irl Smith G Miller Geo Vermillion Coal Bank Monda Erl Smith S. T Christian Lemons S. T

Karnak Miracle Customary Cure Claim

A reader letter praises Karnak claiming it cured severe constipation and general ill health after many medicines failed. The testimonial credits L. John baile of Windsor Street and a local druggist network for distributing the remedy. The writer asserts renewed appetite, sleep, and vitality.

Oyster Shell Feed Boosts Poultry Yield Across Nation

An article extols ground oyster shell as a highly digestible lime source for laying hens. It claims crushed oyster shell raises egg production by about two dozen per year, lowers feed costs, and promotes healthier shells. Industry growth follows Louisiana reef discoveries, with 1928 crushed shell output near 25,000 tons and expanding availability nationwide.

Gulf Coast United States Poultry Farma Atlantic United Louisiana

County Teachers Association Elects Officers and Near-Term Plans

At Anjomville free mts office the County Teachers Association elected Mr. Courtridge as chairman and Mr. Watson as secretary and treasurer. Two new high schools Blackbird and Martinstown joined as members. Debates were discussed with submissions to come. A county tournament is planned for late November with schools Unionville Lemona Livonia Powersville Lucerne and Martinstown represented.

Anjomville Free Mts Courtridge Goxve Watson Association Ae “Blackbird Martinstown Spestens Koun Caughy Basketball Scien Unonville Lemona Livonia Powersville Lucerne

School News Roundup Highlights Home Economics and Civic Clubs

Home Economics projects are required every six weeks. Students assess food needs this week under the teacher’s guidance. English classes cover Chaucer and colonial literature. Girls and Boys Civic Clubs elect officers, with plans for upcoming meetings and homecoming events. Alumni notes mention visits from Grace Corporan Thelma Smith and Harold Underwood.

State Department Retta Partin Grace Corporan Thelma Smith Harold Underwood Agnea Beinecker Boys’ Civic Club Boys’ Civic Club Riggins Glen €Rockett Claude Hamlett Bebermeyer Andina Neal Garrison

Agricultural Club Notes and Shop Projects

The text describes agricultural club activities including judging breeds of sheep with a preference for medium wool and judging Shropshire ewes at A R Gibson’s. It also covers shop work where members design mini devices like sheep prongs, chicken feeders, and gates and offer to build items free of charge for those supplying materials.

A. R.gibson Elmer Lawson

High School Band Draws New Members Leader Named

Sixteen students sign for the high school band as they plan to form a junior group under Mr Dillinger. Gail Stalcup notes strong student interest and organized leadership drawing new members toward pondes sequinals.

Pondes Sequinals Mr. Dillinger Gail Stalcup

Puppet shows planned by Eighth Grade girls at Moulton Unionville

The Eighth Grade girls are organizing puppet shows as part of the chautauqua program. Divided into divisions they will design costumes scenery and present performances following the style of the Little Snows program. Ruth Minear and Enid Lee Crooks produced last week’s show Sir Lancelot and Elaine to much enjoyment.

Girls’ Civic Club Girls of the Civics Club Dorothy Pollock V Pres Mabel Schuster Retary Leo Melton Treas Helen Inierwood Elane Peters Miss Armen Mins Ochsner Marie Norton Ruth Minear Enid Lee Crooks Sir Lancelot and Elaine Ruby Scriven

Parliament Allowed Full Stops in Acts After 18

The article notes a historic change permitting parliamentary draftsmen to insert full stops in acts of Parliament from a certain date onward, ending earlier practice of single long sentences. The shift required a special statute and marked a move toward clearer legislative drafting.

Pie Supper Draws Crowds at Lone Star in Rosewood

Several locals attended the pie supper at the Lone Star Thursday night. A nice program was presented and pies and candy sold well. Hoover family, Davis family, Ren nells family, and Steve Ratliff home guests were noted. Beulah Williamson and child visited her parents.

The Lone Star Hoover

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A fragmentary OCR note mentions a possible name and location with unclear context. Readable terms include a person and a place but details are insufficient for a clear event or outcome. The item reads like a damaged headline fragment from a local page.

Hag sa a ohn Steeles Sanday and family travels

Fragmentary text shows a family mention including a Steeles Sanday and a M. PB. ia with a daughter Ma Charley. context unclear but indicates travel or movement.

Hag Sa Steeles Sanday Stellan Sid Atressie Sain Hal Abe Sisley Tg M. PB Ma Charley Sek Eactey Ek

Miss Alma McDonald and Ray Wilson wed in Pollock

Miss Alma McDonald and Ray Wilson of Pollock married on October 14 1925 at Pollock by J C Rogers. They spent Wednesday evening at the bride's home then left Thursday morning for Wesley Iowa with friends Bill Wilson and Ira Davis. They are praised as respected and wished a long happy life.

Alma McDonald Ray Wilson Pollock J. C. Rogers Evenain Beulah Pearl Leeper Gladys Leeper Oung Wesley Iowa Bill Wilson Ira Davis Milan Clyde Pierson Tob Campbell Grandma Ellison Dr. Roberts Kansas City Charley Creason Bill Creason Nile Creagon Sunny Artie Deeds V. Murdock Lancaster

Calotabs Promises Fast Relief From Colds Flu

Advertised medicine Calotabs claims to relieve colds influenza and sore throat by combining calomel and salts without unpleasant effects. One or two Calotabs with water, no salts or nausea, followed by a normal appetite next morning. Package price about 36 cents at any drugstore.

Dane

The Clown Ads of Will Rogers and Bull Durham Tobacco

A reader counters Will Rogers clown ads and defends Bull Durham tobacco as the World’s Favorite. The letter notes many smokers would quit if another tobacco matched Bull Durham, but asserts no equal exists at any price.

Durham Alee Will Rogers

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