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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 09, 1925
Page
4
The content lists assorted terms and phrases about hens, colors, and produce descriptions. It mentions older hens, yellow leg skin beak color faded pigment and references to layers. The text reads like a damaged ledger with scattered notes and stock terms rather than a coherent article.
Gov Sam considers a plan to tax seageements and luxuries as part of a broader effort to strengthen ELis tions. The proposal aims to fund state needs while shaping spending on entertainment and nonessential goods.
A revival meeting led by Rev A Botte with updates on choir changes and a large crowd. A basket dinner is planned for Sunday and baptismal services are scheduled for the following Monday at 4 PM.
The Unionville baseball club will host the Humphreys team next Sunday afternoon. Unionville had an open date and plans a strong road test when Humphreys arrives for the fast game.
The article outlines a statewide push for agricultural cooperatives led by the Missouri Farmers' Association. It cites education on corporation law, Producers' Contracts, and alignment with 1923 laws, aiming to organize mass meetings, inform the public, and involve local merchants, bankers, and clubs to market farmers' products on central markets.
Governor Sam A. Baker supports Constitution Day activities next week in Missouri. He urges schools and civic groups to observe September 17 with appropriate exercises to honor the adoption of the federal constitution and emphasizes American citizenship and law obedience.
Federal income tax lists released last week show Henry Ford as the top taxpayer with over sixteen million dollars paid. J D Rockefeller Jr stands second with more than a sizable million. The lists exclude income from tax exempt securities.
The mid August condition of Missouri cotton runs at 81 percent of normal. Lint yield is 271 bales per acre or 285000 bales total versus 192961 ginned in 1924, per the Lowan Mayes report. The United States output is projected at 183,990,100 bales, compared with 13,627,936 last year.
Governor Baker calls for a state amusement tax to create steady school funding and ease tax burdens. He argues universities and other schools should not lobby the capital every two years for what he sees as their rightful share. The plan would be submitted to voters at the next general election.
The Attorney General states under the state income tax law that all bills payable by corporations are taxable and recently that bills receivable are taxable as well. The speaker argues this double taxation is unfair and urges tax only on actual receipts versus actual payments.
A dairy cattle sale is set for Saturday September 12 featuring 60 head including cows and heifers. Auctioneers invite buyers who have observed the large herd and expect strong bidding at the event.
The region endured an exceptionally hot spell with 90 to 100 degree days and sultry nights, rare for late summer. A cooler break arrived Monday night, while pastures and corn suffered unevenly with mixed opinions on crop damage, yet overall seasons produced fair to good crops in the area.
The Unionville Ladies' Cemetery Association announces a resolution requiring all who staked off plots in the old cemetery but have not purchased permits to obtain them within the next 80 days to retain their sites.
Livoniz Rural Telephone Co. announces its annual meeting will be held on September 29 in Latimer. The notice lists meeting details and directions for stockholders to attend and participate.
The Baptist Church invites members to attend special meetings beginning October 2 with a Sunday morning sermon titled The Joy of Salvation. A talk on regaining joy of salvation follows, and the evening sermon will be The Eternal Gospel.
Ray Scobee was knocked unconscious after grabbing a passing car and falling from a freight train near Green City while returning from Greencastle. He narrowly escaped serious or fatal injury, with bystanders aiding his recovery.
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