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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1925
Page
6
The Unionville High Echo Club plans a Halloween dance on Oct 29 1925 to raise funds for debts from last year. Ed Cook leads music by the Missourians while Beulah Magee Meeks notes new auditorium seating and oleander decor.
Local notes from West Liberty describe a Friday candy supper at Central City, visits to Gilworths and Pearson, and numerous social events including a surprise dinner for Basil Hamilton. The piece also mentions farm construction, a young family’s baby, and community gatherings near Keokuk and Frankfort.
The article argues modern childrearing upholds morality and self control while condemning movements like Anarchy Bolshevism and Communism as destructive ideas that threaten law home church and government. It laments a minority in America promoting such doctrines despite the general belief that American children enjoy national protections.
A clerk saved 600 monthly and fell for a stock salesman’s glowing promise of profits from a non operating company. She invested everything and received no dividends, losing her capital. The piece urges consulting bankers for free guidance before investing.
The first real pantomime of December 1723 was produced in London at Drury Lane as part of that year's Christmas celebrations. The piece titled Harlequin Doctor Faustus marked an epochal moment in theater history.
Editorials across the state back George W. Reavis for the Republican ticket as the logical choice for state superintendent of schools. Reavis, director of vocational agriculture, recently returned from a European study trip.
The text outlines proposed changes to state revenue and taxation, including shifting property tax funds to education, allocating revenue to free text books, and projecting permanent school revenue not less than 12.25 million dollars. It notes a reduced general tax burden if the amendment passes and mentions tariff impacts on foreign goods and farmers.
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