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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
4
The excerpt argues incomes rose unevenly from 1916 to 1922, with the wealthy benefiting while radicals are vilified. It cites specific dollar ranges and year-to-year changes, noting savings, autos, homes, and insurance as signs of wealth concentration. It critiques political rhetoric linking wealth gaps to revolutionary threats and discusses U.S. role in European affairs.
Ettura Skin Valentine of Missouri died October 12 1925 after a life of charity fidelity and stewardship. The Fastern Star Lodge Chapter 62 honors her memory calling her a devoted mother and citizen and expresses sympathy to her bereaved husband Thomas B Valentine and family. A memorial tribute is to be recorded in the Lodge records.
The Christian church in Unionville schedules regular Sunday services next week with a morning sermon on Should the Sunday School be Continued Through the Winter Months. Officers of county Christian churches meet November 4 at 7 30 p m at Unionville church. Loreen's Band social Thursday night and Endeavor social Friday evening at the church.
Ben Hudson was sentenced by Judge John L. Schmitz in Acothe on charges related to intoxicating liquor. He received a fine and three months in jail with parole on condition to abstain from liquor and from gambling.
An health ad urges Doan's Pills to treat kidney weakness and back pain. Unionville reader Mrs Sherer testifies to relief after using the product purchased from local dealers, with Milburn Co Buffalo listed as the manufacturer for the 60 cent remedy.
Whereas Welter Hi Danner and Alta F Danner by deed of trust dated February 7 1924 recorded in book 48 page 46 in Putnam county Missouri convey real estate in South Half of NE Quarter and South Half of SE Quarter of NE Quarter in Township 65 Range 19 West of the Fifth Principal Meridian in trust to secure debt. Default in payment. at the request of the debt holder PD Gregeers trustee will sell at public vendue on November 19 1925 between 10 am and 11 pm at the south door of the court house Putnam county Missouri to the highest bidder for cash all the right title interest of Walter H Danner and Alta F Danner in the described property to pay the debt and costs.
Progress in Knox county aims to introduce dairy farming on a scientific basis. A large business men meeting discussed expert material from the Missouri University agricultural department and a dairy association may be formed. A county agent could be employed to supervise the rollout.
The text lists grain rations for cattle using roughages of low-protein and high-protein classes. It details multiple No. mixtures, amounts of corn meal, cottonseed meal, linseed meal, gluten feed, bran, and other components, with fractions of digestible protein and old vs new processing notes. It emphasizes adaptations for corn silage, stover, timothy, and other hays, hulls and clover or alfalfa based for higher protein scenarios.
Governor Jackson names A. R. Rennaen, a local attorney, to fill the Indiana Senate seat left by the late Samuel M. Ralston. Ralston, a Democrat and former candidate for president at the New York convention, died recently. Rennaen succeeds him as a Republican appointee amid party shifts.
The report notes prior poor plmshouse conditions from two painters and other standpoints. It argues ethical public care has risen as prosperity increases, leading to better treatment and standards now than before.
Alpha Hawman in LeKalb county conducted a hog feeding demonstration using 100 spring pigs on red clover pasture with corn and tankage. Pigs averaged 169 pounds after 111 days on feed, gaining 1.16 pounds per head per day, totaling about 12 500 pounds. The study links grain pricing and legume pasture to economical pork at 8.91 per cwt.
The Unionville Bakery installs a dough brake to produce a light fluffy loaf. Messrs Best & Stark plan to start making the new product soon after installation. They will continue current leaf loaves and work through initial difficulties as they move toward normal operation. Public feedback praises the effort to meet local demand and improve service.
The article notes an early snow and a drop to seven degrees above zero, with a later chill reaching ten degrees at a government thermometer in Chicago. It questions whether this is a fleeting cold spell or the start of a prolonged winter pattern.
A conference of Missouri education leaders met in Jefferson City to discuss funding for schools and support for local initiatives. The event highlighted ongoing efforts to improve school programs and student opportunities statewide.
A journalist discusses depraved appetite as a possible cause of nutritional deficiency in cows during ration shortages. The piece mentions minerals and vitamin D, suggesting cod liver oil as a supplement to restore milk production and body balance amid scarce feed.
A report notes proposed legislation including a severance tax on mineral outputs, another tax on property bearing, and an amusement and luxury tax. The items aim to widen state revenue by targeting extractive, asset, and discretionary spending activities.
Fred H. Drury and James F. Drury of Unionville Mo enter Keida Yellow Dent corn for the National Corn Classic in Sedalia November 12 13 14. Cash premiums total 2500 plus railroad prizes 300. The event features world entrants and talks by agriculture specialists over three days.
Max Elson hosted a party with numerous friends last Saturday evening. Mr and Mrs A B Pratt and Daisy T Riggs held a seven oclock dinner Friday night. The Sorosis meets with W O Robbins tomorrow afternoon. Miss Bird Bennett entertained twelve ladies at bridge last Wednesday. Wide Awake Seniors class of the Christian Sunday School held a social at the church last Thursday with games and refreshments. EN Cook is the teacher.
A Centerville paper listed a marriage license for Glen A Davis and Perle M Pittman, but Davis called it a mistake. The entry also claimed a wedding occurred Oct 21 with Glenn Arthur Davis and Perle Pittman. Davis and Pittman, both in Unionville and Mendota, faced congratulations amid doubt.
Mrs H H Fightmaster aided by her daughter in Lemons area spent Monday and Tuesday at home. Evangelist M F Crowe from Palmyra led a Presbyterian church revival starting Monday. Mr and Mrs J W Brady and son Bernard returned Tuesday from Des Moines Iowa after visiting Mrs Hunt and other relatives.
A brief advertisement from the MecMANUS Cancer Institute invites readers in Kirksville Missouri to seek prevention and treatment information. It lists a KOCH Detroit reference and provides two phone numbers, Office 678 and Residence 1291 or 573, for further details.
Early morning crash shatters two plate glass windows at Shroyer music store in Bethany. Witnesses report a man driving the car, believed to have lost brakes, with little information about the incident or the driver.
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