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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
2
The Republican mourns Clarence Conger with a heartfelt tribute noting his gentle yet brave character. It highlights his loyalty to community, leadership in the newspaper, and belief in honest service, while reflecting on farm economics and adapting to modern conditions in Putnam County.
An unreadable fragment discusses agricultural themes and industrial theory with unclear references to dates places and people. The passage includes garbled phrases about jobs and farming with no coherent argument or identifiable entities.
Local farmers in Unionvillet area face marketing gaps hindering dairy poultry and crop ventures. Business men urged to back a milk condensing plant pickle station tomato canning and an egg hatchery to create markets, raise cash, and boost regional prosperity through cooperative efforts.
From Columbia Missouri an early report suggests the extension division will exceed last year when 410 courses were taken in Missouri plus many correspondence courses for out of state students. History English Education Sociology and mathematics led registrations. Extension work helps teachers earn college credits toward a degree and credits transfer to other colleges. There were 564 enrollments in e Education courses last year.
Mary Quigley, eight, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ben Quigley, four miles from Union, suffered a severe eye injury while moulding clay. A needle-like fragment entered the pupil of her left eye and she was rushed to a Kansas City specialist who suspects possible loss of sight.
Relatives from Fairfield attend funeral services for Mrs. Sam Keller and Mrs. Jess Keller. The procession and burial followed a scattering at the McCune cemetery, with mourners from the Keller family and nearby communities.
Residents endure seven weeks of rain and quagmires as October mimics March. Clouds, sun, rain and occasional snow spits alternate with warm and freezing spells. A weather prophet predicts 22 snows if the first snow falls on the 22nd, while others doubt such accuracy.
Advocates argue private firms pay high salaries which public ownership could remove. The piece asserts war needs can conscript labor but peacetime progress requires brains and energy, not salaries, from top engineers and professionals. It stresses that patriotic service in war contrasts with incentives in peaceful innovation.
A historical piece notes extensive uses for corn byproducts from cobs to syrup. It lists 146 products including axle grease, face powder, cigarette holders, phonograph records, and synthetic lumber. It highlights corn grain for livestock feed and cobs for resins and numerous household items, urging efficient resource use amid rising costs.
Roy Hawkins and Misa Leone Ratliff wed at the bride’s parents home Oct 20 with Rider H. York officiating. Hawkins is the son of Mr and Mrs O F E Hawkins of Richland township. The couple will reside with the groom’s parents, and many friends sent best wishes.
A Boston Transcript excerpt recalls Ruth visiting a farm meadow where she watched a nearby meadow park. She later told her aunt that the singer was unafraid, facing the field, turning away after a verse and continuing with another.
Merchants and four chambers join the movement as the American Royal hosts guests to view top dairy stock. The event promises rail rate reductions to ease travel for farmers and city markets showcase the best national producers. The cattle department highlights rate incentives to attract attendees.
An advertisement extols Adleriks as a simple buckthorn bark based mixture that removes gas within ten minutes and relieves the stomach. It claims to ease a full bloated feeling and expel waste matter, noting it is excellent for chronic constipation and endorsed by druggists Rachford & Cullum. A mention notes Donne Piling Batels and her two daughters visiting Cincinnati.
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