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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 07, 1901
Page
5
A crowded item list shows money to loan services, barber shop baths, repairs and shop notices, with Dr. Gillies sermon, church services, and social visits. The town also records farm loans, real estate bidding, carpenter work, and a run of community announcements across businesses and residents.
A notice describes private money loans secured by a mortgage on horses and cattle or land. Frank Russell, a surveyor, is sent to New Mexico, delaying Rock Island plans for a cut off. Rev A Powell of Kirksville promotes the Children’s Home Finding Society, visiting Unionville with a bright five year old boy and receiving local charitable support.
The column lists residents and visitors including R. E. Seitz, Miss May Wright, Mrs J Brown, Mrs Frank Eddy, and Dr J E McCutchen. It reports sales of drugs and fixtures, new telephone cables, barber shop hires, and travel to Milwaukee, Chicago, and Oklahoma. It mentions marriage licenses for John Kline and Myrtle Hallis and various trips to visit relatives and fairs across multiple towns.
About 100 residents registered for new reservations claims. thirteen were successful and intend to prove up and reside on their claims. The article lists names including St Campbell Chariton R H Brown Unionville EF McCutchen John FE Herndon Rosewood Roy Deaton Powersville and others with notes on some remainders and an old soldier among the winners.
Reported blazes across the county last days consumed large hay losses. A locomotive spark at the county farm ignited $130 in hay and meadow and pasture. L. C. Morgan of West Liberty lost four stacks of hay Monday. Ralph Brown near E. J. McKinley farm northeast of town saw about twenty tons burn after a neighbor’s brush fire spread to stacks valued at $200.
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