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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 29, 1925
Page
6
A garbled text block blends word puzzles and scattered local notices. It includes fragmented clues, names, and household updates such as visits, carpentry help, and fruit-tree planting across households like the Hockett, Coffman, Crist, Lupton, and Guffey families, with dates implied around a weekend gathering.
Mrs Danner visits new with Mrs Walter Danner as Walter heads to Wyoming for summer chores. Peach trees show fruit prospects but frost risk looms. Howard Bowman closes Triumph School after a fishing match. Track meet at Unionville draws locals. Ben Hackney tends four Jersey cows as egg market tightens. Visitors and relatives frequent Hackney and Smith homes.
Glendale residents share weekend visits and daily tasks as neighbors report gatherings at the Dwyer and Whitney homes. Farmers anticipate finishing plowing for corn while families like the Lewises and Abbotts spend weekends with relatives and attend the Farmers Meeting in Unionville.
The report lists Sunday visits to the Leonard Scalf, Ida Noland, James Hendrix, Ira Potter and Ella Scalf households. Additional items note Newt Swi renting corn ground, trips to Milan for a sick sister, Arthur Hendrix from Des Moines visiting relatives, and Mrs Newt Swiger with an ear abscess.
An old Toledo Ohio advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as a long trusted remedy. The product includes a local ointment for quick relief and an internal tonic that works through the blood to reduce mucous inflammation.
A fragment notes visits and events at Peary Plak Tate Filswater Friday with Sher a surprise Ford and H Skipper on Saturday. Eugene and Kenneth Ski visited with parents Mr and Mrs W A Valen Mia. Faye Cassady returned home after working for Tot Wards. Carson Valentine visited W A Valentine on Sunday and several had dinner at Sam Hamilton’s home.
A gathering at Coy Gillum's home featured a substantial Easter dinner. Residents noted a pleasant day and reported that last Friday marked the final day of school at Burns, with local ladies organizing events.
A garbled entry mentions twins and boys with unclear details about names and actions, suggesting a short diary or notice fragment without full context or dates. The readable words imply a personal note rather than a formal article.
Mr and Mrs Marion Davids visited at the E E Davids and Mixe Ross homes last week. Elmer Davids took Mrs Martha Becca to doctor Tuesday. Mr and Mrs Albert Montgomery were Unionville callers Monday. Mrs Jacob Lewis helped pestle Montgomery with work. Mrs Fred Minear was in Unionville Wednesday buying eggs. Roy Lewis and family visited Mullins and Riley Abbott families Sunday. Mr and Mrs Jacob Lewis and Mr and Mrs George Linnaberry visited near Mt Hope at Aunt Louisa Miles and Aunt Elizabeth Richmonds birthday dinner. Mr and Mrs George Linnaberry were noted in the same gatherings.
Joseph Connett of 117 Donald Ave Peoria declares Karnak cured his long battles with kidney and liver problems bladder troubles and rheumatism after years of pain and weight loss. He says he sleeps through the night and has gained twenty nine pounds and urges others to try the preparation.
A reader reports severe kidney related distress and dizziness eased after taking Doan’s Kidney Pills. The patron says the product, available at Howard’s Drug Store, provided relief and stores a supply for future needs.
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