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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 02, 1925
Page
4
Ford introduces runabout touring car coupe and Tudor models with concealed filler caps and riveted cowl vents. Enhanced visibility ventilation thanks to narrower pillars and larger brake drums, stronger rear drums, and powerfully improved brakes across the line.
A traveler recalls Jefferson City and a dusty tourist camp with no stop fee, tours the Osage and Gasconade areas, and visits Meramec Springs, Pilot Knob, and Arcadia Valley. He notes Iron Mountain, locals’ pride in the hills, and the need to pay for detours on No 7 while reflecting on war veterans and heritage.
In Gravel Ridge two birthday surprises occurred within a week. Miss Evans was honored Saturday night with a candid turnout and Miss Lens Punkin celebrated Sunday. Refreshments of candy were served and guests wished them many more happy birthdays.
In Delavan the young physician courts a dust spotted road beauty after minor spinster cases. A mix up with cars leads to a swapped bundle reveal and a chance encounter that sparks a new romance as both blush and bond over the mistaken exchange.
The obituary notes Mr. Bradshaw’s faith in Christ and public spirit. He was described as a splendid citizen, modest yet firm on public welfare issues, and his passing drew many relatives and friends, including wife and siblings Henry Bradshaw of Pollock and Lillie Ogle of Centerville Ia. His funeral followed a reverend meeting at Douglas school led by Rev. Doyle.
We express gratitude to the many friends who were kind during the illness and death of our husband and father. The Family.
A sequence of family picnics and hospital news from Smoky Hollow includes Dr. Carter and relatives visiting Glenwood and Lunonville, John Mullenix’s surgery in Des Moines Iowa, and watermelon breaks. Donations to Mrs Pearl Minear total 80.65 this week, bringing overall contributions to 122.15, with many neighbors named and thanked.
Mr and Mrs Carl Whitney and two sons of Kirksville visited his brother Will on Sunday. Roy Lewis and three children and Raymond Abbott families visited Pee parents Ey Ab et and Montgomery households. Des Moines fair trip noted. Aurville Morrow of Lake Crystal Minnesota returns to visit relatives. Roy Lewis and his father dig a pond for Richard Thompson.
Foster R. Moore, editor of the Brashear News, purchases the Kirksville Wels Journal and plans a single consolidated edition issued from Sitkevie. The move aims to streamline printing, reduce costs, and provide broader community coverage under one publication.
A string of shocking car-related events has perplexed residents and left many startled. Witnesses describe unusual behavior surrounding the vehicle and its effects on bystanders, with authorities noting ongoing concerns as new incidents emerge daily.
Ora Robinson of the Farmers Store received a photograph of a 265 pound cake baked by Cleve Wright, a Mason City baker. The cake valued at $60 used 40 pounds sugar 50 pounds pastry flour 28 pounds shortening 10 ounces cocoa 5 gallons milk 75 pounds granulated sugar 8 pounds butter and 150 eggs. It was hauled to the store by ambulance for anniversary celebrations where pieces were shared. Wright, formerly a local resident, was remembered by many.
Maurice Israel, a Milan youngster, fell from a banister to a concrete floor, striking his head. He was knocked unconscious and treated, with the Milan Republican noting he likely suffered no permanent injury and that the risky stunt may be forgotten as memories fade.
The California Limited on the Rock Island stopped at Winton when a body was found on the engine pilot. An investigation showed a horse and rider were struck at Altamont, the horse killed and tossed aside, and the man H W Cage, a farmer from near Altamont, remained unidentified as to how they came to be on the tracks.
Railroads petition the Interstate Commerce Commission for higher freight rates in the Middle West. A meeting held in Topeka Kansas by State Commissions aimed to oppose the increase, signaling a bitter fight before the Commerce Commission as current rates are deemed too high by the commissions while shippers insist they are correct.
A large barn belonging to Mrs J P and Orris Stover about five miles northeast of Unionville caught fire today from an unknown cause. Unionville was called for the chemical engine in hopes of saving the house. Dry weather and wind toward the house put it at grave risk, but as of press time the house appeared likely to be saved.
Frank Bantfield of W county faces a legal matter after a sentencing dispute. The report notes a severe penalty and ongoing proceedings in the court, with details pending further hearings.
Glen Quigley son of Mr and Mrs FE F Quigley and Mins al Smart daughter of J L Smart of Kansas City wed Monday evening at Paul G Hickman’s home. The couple will live in Kansas City where Quigley will join the plumbing business.
Mr and Mrs Fred Roberts with daughter Anna Lee and mother Mrs Joe Ward attended the Corydon fair Thursday. Miss Harry Wella stayed Friday night with Miss Reva Klinginamith. W A Harbert and wife welcomed a baby boy. The Robers visited sister Mrs R A Culler Sunday. Sol Evans home party drew a large crowd Saturday. Miss Pearl Skipper visited Neta and Vera Harbert Saturday evening.
Commissioner Roge B. Hinkle spearheads a campaign urging Missouri residents to buy Missouri mined coal. After study he concludes little excuse for purchasing coal from outside the state, noting Missouri’s large mining population would benefit from higher demand for in state fuel.
Mr and Mrs J R Caller and two daughters Grace and Edith join Mr and Mrs J T Houston and Mrs Gladys Gulick with son J C. They will depart Thursday morning by car for Colorado Yellowstone National Park and other western destinations, expecting to be away several days.
Grayville reports Jake Anders of Unionville wed Sylvia Roles of Yale Oklahoma Sunday. Social notes list numerous visits, family gatherings, and road trips including Casady families, Mullenix relatives, and Reed family in Grayville and nearby towns.
A short motto promoting two approaches to problem solving centered on persistence and practical hardware solutions. The phrases encourage perseverance and practical thinking in addressing challenges.
The feature credits P Lemen for providing the answer to a prior weekly picture clue. Readers are invited to recall the previous puzzle solution and compare it with the current entry.
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