Parlor Couch Debate Across Households
A fragment notes a shared assertion among housewives and landladies about a parlor couch. The text hints at practical agreement despite varying views and emphasizes common sense in everyday use.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 05, 1908
Page
8
Liquor Stored in Church Crypt At Shaftsbury England
Fragment from a periodical notes church ownership dispute over a lease to a beer and wine cellar hidden in St Peters crypt at Shaftsbury England. It mentions the dissolution of the residence and church efforts to buy back the lease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St Peter’s Church
Shaftsbury
England
Accidents Among Seamen and Fatality Rates
Accidents among seamen cause 53 deaths per 10 000, nearly five times higher than in dangerous occupations. The figure highlights the elevated risk faced by sailors in hazardous work environments.
Local Notices and Prices From August 5 1908
Items include Farmers Store Produce Prices with eggs butter and poultry rates, notes on dry weather, crowds at Worthington debate, and travel to Chautauqua in August. Mentions Annie Keller, Stella Graham, Delphi Keller, and Keller families visiting relatives in Kirksville and Fairfield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Crete
Worthington
Annie Keller
Stella Graham
Green City
Wm. Hodges
William Kelley
Moore & Bros
Pobnville
Josamy
Local notices highlight travelers and community events
Residents and visitors are noted on trips to Unionville Milan Milan and Kahoka with many from the area visiting relatives and attending church services. A ball game between Lemonites and Vaughnites occurs as the Unionville Chau tauqus announces its upcoming event. The Taft Hadley club plans a meeting August 15 with a ratification session and entertainment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe Stille
Charles Hiney
Grandma Hiney
Lemonites
Vaughnites
Forbes
Unionville
Alta Wolf
Atchison, Kans
J. B Guffey
Taft & Hadley Club
Rain urged in Northeast Putnam as harvest ends
The item notes ongoing rain needed in Northeast Putnam while hay harvest nears completion. Local updates mention Mrs. L. A. West visiting in the area, Sunday School at Mt. Baemon led by F. Hart, and Archie Middleton’s improving health. Several social visits and a basket dinner planned for August 8 are listed along with a new bridge at the Petty mill nearing completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. A. West
Moulton
Mt. Baemon
F. Hart
Archie Middleton
Eerwall & Co
Printact Ae Baughman
Jennie Hart
Martha Earhart
Houston
Morir
Glendale Farm Notes Record Local Happenings
Weather stays fine as baying nears end and wheat stands stacked. John Stuff works at Stevens coal mine and supplies cost data for Livonia brick and tile factory and thrashing fuel. Miss Fannie Dwyer visits Centerville relatives. Stock buyers plentiful though marketable stock scarce. Lillis Hayes and Virgil return from Centerville after ten day visit. Orval Cooley to teach fall and winter school near Sidney. Charley Terrel buys a new buggy. Lois and Lilly Stevens visit Nettie Nalley. some attend Elko picnic. Lilly Dwyer visits Unionville. Chautauqua offered for recreation. Emma Logsdon visits mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Stuff
Stevens
Livonia
Henry Willier
A. Stevens
Fannie Dwyer
Centerville
M A Dwyer
Lillis Hayes
Virgil
Orval Cooley
Sidney
Charley Terrel
Lois and
Lilly Stevens
Nettie Nalley
Elko
Miss Lilly Dwyer
Unionville
Harvest Week In Clark County Residents Highlight Visits
The Clark County community reports many residents traveling for family visits this week. Maud Fightmaster Edith Fightmaster and Lara Hackney traveled to Clark County to visit relatives. Several local incidents include Luther Hill losing a horse and Lt. McVay suffering a hand injury from a mowing accident. J T Clapper stored hay while Pearl Stewart and Teo ville residents visited. Mrs. Dewitt Roof was ill for a day and Grandma Westlake hosted relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J M. Tucker
J F. Schnelle
Maud
Edith Fightmaster
Kahoka
Nora and
Anna McCune
Josie Matthews
Lara Hackney
Clark Co
Luther Hill
Lt. McVay
Pearl Stewarts
Teoville
Olay Poe
J. T. Clapper
Local notes of visits and travel around Corydon and nearby towns
Relatives arrive for several weeks in Corydon Lawn with daughter Mrs L N. Dewitt Roof begins beef trade. Farms report crops fine but corn needs rain. Nash Lewis and family visit Golphhee in Cincinnati. Gale Robbsen improves after illness. Ledford and relatives visit Pas City and Worthington area. Various visits, travels, and town happenings noted including Fred Mullenix family, Morelock stay, and Miss Tenah Hodges visit. Dry spell continues as stock sold and delivered in town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nash Lewis
Wm. Golphhee
Cincinnati
Gale
R. A. Hoover
T. Spaw
Tenah Hodges
Quincy
Ana Jones
Bowe Spaw
E. A. Cocketair
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