Local Notes and Town Movements on Wednesday
Wednesday, August 1, 1900 town items note visitors from Cincinnati Hannibal Glanwood Kirksville Kahoka and Nebraska City. Mentions book sales lace curtains camping party on the Chariton and land sales. Stafford bus iness traffic includes residents and travelers with brief remarks on driving through the business district.
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Wm. Leseney
Cincinnati
L. W. Boswell
Hannibal
C. H. Matthew and
Lemonville
E. E. Hale
Glanwood
Madnaox & Howard
Epprisrzin
Willie
Eustace Berry
Dr. Daugyaday
Bert Robinon
Chariton
Frank M. Davis
Whitehorse
O. T. Tf
O. C. Ward
Nave
Capital Bible
Gallatin
Money TQ loan and local farming notes in Oklahoma
Local notices report Gilt Edge Farm Loans at lowest rates with option to pay before maturity. Wheat yields around 40 bushels and corn 20 to 80 bushels per acre. Community updates include court figure Frank Davis at White, rail survey crews, and various visits and relocations across Richland and surrounding townships.
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Chen & Son
Horse
Oklahoma
Frank Davis
White
Wash Fabrics Move Fashion at Farmers Store Unionville
The Farmers Store in Unionville Missouri promotes wash fabrics for summer dresses with stylish patterns and affordable prices. It promises a wide selection, attractive gowns, and timely service with prompt delivery.
Gloves: Beyond Style to Comfort and Wear
The piece explains gloves offer more than fashion. It contrasts common gloves with advanced wear comfort and fit. It highlights material choices and practical benefits for daily use and varied activities.
Shoes That Feel Soft and Cool From First Wear
Soft Shoes for Tender Feet promises comfort from the first put on with superior leather for a perfect fit for all feet.
Notions of Small Pleasures Sell to All Buyers
A brief sales note touts a collection of notions and small pleasures offered to customers. It emphasizes affordable prices and wide selection to attract shoppers.
Umbrellas Cheap Now With Gift Potential
Umbrellas in two styles Fanzy and Plain are very affordable suggesting an extra umbrella makes a good birthday present for someone.
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Somebod
Trunks Advertised For Sale With Varying Prices
A fragmented ad promotes trunks described as durable items for long use. The copy urges readers to choose the most convenient option and notes that all types of trunks are available at different price points.
Clothing Thought for the Thrifty
A thrift focused note urging savings on spring suits with the saying a dollar saved is a dollar earned. It promotes value in purchasing attire at a local shop.
Hats Arrive with Late Spring Styles Now In Stock
Hat shop promotes new late spring styles with try on then buy later option. Customers urged to visit and see how pieces fit and feel on them.
Groceries Trade Ad Promises Fair Pricing Across Goods
A local grocery ad promises the best market selection and fair pricing. It emphasizes not cutting prices on one item to raise others and appeals to customers seeking value across all groceries.
Fresh Produce Market Promises Seasonal Fruits Daily
Local produce seller advertises fresh seasonal fruits every day with a price guarantee. The notice also offers the highest cash price for wool and invites customers to bring produce and poultry for sale.
Unionville Happenings and Local Notices
Readable items include travel to St Lo by QC Marshod and Fon Shelton, wedding license for Wm Johnson and Mary Grindstad, and horse sale August 11 at Unionville stock yards. Also notes on Carroll mansion sale, Frank Rouse injury, birthdays, pensions, and community updates.
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A. Marshod
Fon Shelton
St. Lo
Will Evins
Hur
Kirksville
Wm. Johnson
Yuma
Mary FE Grindstad
Agal
Ode Cook
Des Moines
Iowa
Lydia Blosser
Moulton
Edna Little
Pension Board
J. A. Morgan
Chapel
James Speincer
Marshalltown
C. A. Agee
D. B. Ratchford
Garfield
They All Look Alike at Turner's O K Barber Shop
An advertisement proclaims uniform quality at Turner's O K Barber Shop offering shaving haircuts shampoo and bath to all customers. Located one building west of Monroe and Howard, the shop emphasizes equal treatment for rich and poor, young and old.
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Turner’s O. K
Turner
Monroe & Howard’s
Private Richard DeBarrows’s Lost Wife Mystery
Topeka July 28. Richard DeBarrows of the Twentieth Kansas, now in Roseville Kans, lost his wife under collar circumstances. While in camp at San Francisco he courted a California woman, and after the regiment moved to Ippinea he maintained his connection with his wife, and also sought to seal a different union.
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Topeka
Richard DeBarrows
Kansas
Roseville
Kans
San Francisco
Ippinea
Republicanism Stands in Putnam County Through Volumes
The piece proclaims thirty six years of Republican leadership in Putnam County and signals a new seventh volume. It lauds the party as the broad gauged charity and vows continuity of its stance, equity for others, and a renewed civic outlook with a pledge to fairness.
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Tas Repustican
Reunion meeting for 18th and 42nd Missouri Veterans
Comrades of the 18th and 42d Missouri Associations and other Civil and Spanish War veterans are urged to meet at Union Saturday August 11 to fix the reunion date and location and handle other business. Presidents D W Pottock and S Torrey call the gathering, with secretaries C Sart and J Houston coordinating.
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D. W. Pottock
S. &. Torrey
Ir C. Sart
W. Houston
Whiskey sale leads to fine in Brasfield court
In a coroner’s inquest testimony John MacMorrow identifies Day Goring of Mendota as the whiskey seller known as Pegleg. Prosecutor Robison files information for unlawful sale. Goring is fined $50 and costs in Justice Brasfield’s court.
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Coroury
John MacMorrow
Day Goring
Mendota
Robison
Goring
Io Justice Brasfield
Gerirg
Rolliog date set for August in local camp meeting
At the local camp W. A. meeting last night the Rolliog was fixed for Thursday August 30. Committees are active and funds have been raised for Putnags county event described as among the greatest gatherings.
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W. A
Energeti
Putnags County
National G. A. R. Encampment Chicago Travel Sale
Round trip rail tickets offered from Chicago for the National G. A. R. Encampment dates August 27 to September 30. Tickets go on sale August 25 to 28 with final return options and postpaid conditions. Refined details indicate restricted dates and fare terms for the event period.
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Chicago
Oxie
CO. M
Fragmented recollection frames a political omen in 1896
A garbled reminiscence quotes a speech on the Republican ticket, invoking Webster and a prophetic May day. The text blends prophetic language with scattered political allusions, ending with a call to watch Kangas City for a possible intervention or counter-move.
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Bestia
Poor Webster
Kangas City
Jele
Jackson
Sun
Oldest Settlers Crowned at Putnam County gathering
A Saturday event at Glabuale featured remarks by Hon. F. C. Sickles and music by the Unionville drum corps. Prizes went to the oldest settlers with John W. Corneilis Sr. winning first, Betty Ann Fowler second, and Mrs. Sarah Dwyer third, all honored on a sunny day with a pleasant crowd.
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Glabuale
F.C. Sickles
Minke
Lee T. Robisons
Martin Coleman
H. Q. Cullum
Woodmen Picnic and Jog Rolling Planned at Powersville
The M. W. A. of Powersville prepares for a grand picnic and jog rolling two weeks from August 4. We lack specifics but promise a highly enjoyable event with likely strong turnout from Unionville Camp.
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Powersville
Unionville Camp
Organizing McKinley Club in St John Meeting
Chairman Coleman calls Republican meeting at St John for Thursday night to organize McKinley Club No 16. Coleman and other speakers will be present and a large turnout is desired as Sherman township seeks one of the county’s largest clubs.
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Ale
Eraceee Kansas
T. B. Hes
J. J. Price
Emporia
Kans
Ghawhan
Kansas City
M.E
McKinley Club No. 14
Richland Sownship
Hie Burgs ‘School
Ho Bpeskers
L. T, Robiedi i Llorenzone
J. B. Vissentine
McKinley Club No. 1
Amopville
Maple City
O’ Neal Martin
Martinstown
Noah
Unionville
McKinley Club
Hartford
H. C. Cullum
Graysville
Jesse M. Gilstrap
Boulder
Colo
Coleman Baé
St. John
Coleman
Sherman Township
Woodmen rally keys local candidates seek roll call
Fragmentary OCR lists attendees for a local Woodmen event with names linked to political campaigns. Mentions Hon. Joe and Hon. Alex Dockery as potential speakers on the Republican ticket and possible governor candidate status.
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Neile
Joe & Ae
Alex Dockery
Ajuite
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