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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 08, 1900

Page

5

Local notices and ads from St. John area dated Aug 8 1900

In this issue short notes from The Republican office report visits by J D Baskett and Miss Charley Swett, overs from Lucerne, and travel to Milan. Local merchants advertise seasonal goods, curtains, and Lincoln style hardware. Horse sale at stockyards planned, private money deals, and property listings. Several residents plan trips to Oklahoma, Indiana, and Kahoka. Auctioneer Summers reports a well attended sale near St John last Saturday.

John Carter St. John Frank Eddy Milan Eddy G. T. Burnham Burnham

Money to loan at lowest rates for farmers

McCutchen and Son advertise gilt edge farm loans with option to pay before maturity and invite inquiries by call. The item also recaps local society notes including visits, illnesses, insurance closings, and community notices from the area.

McCutchen & Son

Palmer's Store Wash Fabrics Show Stylish Seasonal Mix

Palmer's Store in Unionville Missouri highlights fashionable wash fabrics with stylish patterns and exclusive designs. The ad promises reasonable prices and quick delivery along with satisfaction and prompt service for dresses and gowns.

Gloves That Blend Style Comfort and Wearable Fit

A look at gloves that surpass common fashion items by combining bold design with practical comfort. These gloves offer tailored fit, flexible materials, and durable construction that enhance daily wear beyond style alone.

Perfect Leather Shoes Offer Superior Comfort

An advertisement touts leather shoes as soft and cool on first wear, claiming the secret lies in superior leather and a perfect fit for all feet after months of use.

Nations. No matter how Small. We take pleasure in selling it to you

An ad copy touts a sales pitch emphasizing affordable offerings with the slogan Nations. No matter how small. It invites customers to purchase items and implies a broad catalog through a storefront or catalog principle.

Umbrellas Offer Cheap Gift Idea for Birthdays

Umbrellas are inexpensive now, making a good birthday present option. Consider picking up an extra one for a practical gift.

Trunks for sale at low prices at convenient location

Trual offers a range of trunks designed for durability and long use. Visit us first for the best selection and prices on all trunk styles and sizes.

Ang

Clothing Thought for the Thrifty

A thrift note urges savings on spring suits with the idea that every dollar saved is a dollar earned. The message promotes careful shopping and value in wardrobe purchases.

Hats Fashion Pitch At Local Shop

A local shop invites customers to explore spring hat styles. Shoppers are encouraged to try on hats and decide later with assurance of fresh selections and style advice.

Groceries Advertises Wide-Range Fragrery Trade

A local grocer promotes a broad range of groceries with emphasis on best market quality at fair, consistent prices. The ad asserts no hidden markups or bait pricing across items.

Fresh Produce and Poultry Sign Promises Daily Fruits

Local market advertises fresh fruits daily with in season varieties. It claims doctors recommend daily fruit intake and guarantees fair pricing while also noting wool cash prices.

Local notices and society items from Kirksville area

A long column reports illnesses including Mias Howard and Florence Applegate, local moves and job changes, court notes, a Teachers Institute start, party plans for a birthday, a Myrtle Vinton company engagement, an Oklahoma excursion, and community events at the Christian church. Also included are deaths, farm incidents, and local business updates.

Bloomfield Beats Unionville In Narrow Baseball Victory

The Unionville and Bloomfield clubs opened with Bloomfield winning 13 to 0. The locals held their guests in check until the ninth inning when Bloomfield exploded for six runs. A lively contest is anticipated this afternoon.

Unionville Bloomfield

Old settlers picnic planned in Pennyille Missouri

The Pennyille community schedules an old settlers picnic at Tennyille on August 17 and 18 with two days of good times. Prominent speakers have been invited including the Democratic candidate for governor. Marshals Coghil and Wm Kelley lead the event with Braden Matthews and Hennon on the grounds committee.

Pennyille Tennyille Hey Jes, Coghil Wm. Kelley H. N. Braden B. R. Matthews Sind J. E. Hennon Milan

Turner’s OK Barber Shop Promises Equal Service and Care

They all look alike in care at Turner’s OK Barber Shop where every customer receives the best for a good cut, shampoo, or bath. The ad notes fair treatment for rich or poor, farmer or banker, laborer or merchant as the first building at Monroe and Howard’s.

Lnborer Cate Turner O. K Firat Monroe & Oward’s

Reunion call for 18th and 42nd Me. Associations

Civil and Spanish war veterans urged to meet in Unionville on the 11th to fix the reunion date and location and conduct any other business. Message signed by D. W. Pouttex, president of the 18th Me. group, and W. Torexs, president of the 42nd, with secretaries I. C. Sext and G. W. Hovsrox.

Unionville D. W. Pouttex W. Torexs I. C. Sext

North Central Baptist Association to Convene at Omaha Church

The North Central Baptist Association will meet at Omaha Baptist Church in Putnam County Missouri on Friday September 7 at 10 a.m. The Sunday script convention will gather there on September 6 at 10 a.m. at the same venue. Committee on program includes W. T. Wharton I. Davis and D. M. Davidson.

North Central Baptist Association Omaha Baptist Church Omaha Putnam Scipt W. T. Wharton I. Davis D. M. Davidson

Shawhan to Lecture at M E Church Next Week

Rev B E Shawhan will deliver a lecture titled Bridging the chasm between the Classes and the Mguses at the M E Church here next week. His popularity as a preacher and lecturer is well established, and a large audience is expected.

Frank M. Davis Whitehorse O. T. Tf E. E. Shawenn M. EK B. E. Shawhan M. E

Round Trip Fare for National 6 A R Encampment Special

Chicago date window August 27 to September 1 at one fare for round trip via Omaha St Paul line. Tickets on sale August 29 to September 1, good to return by September 1. Extension to September 30 may be secured by ticket deposit and 50 cent fee. Agent J W Jones.

Chicago O. M St. P. Ry J. W. Jones

Hay Pressing Terms Offered for Galloup Odampresa Assets

The message states readiness to press hay at reasonable terms after purchasing the Galloup Odampresa Bansrs Luxaree asset and WM. Teraninktx in Pennville Missouri. It implies a business intent to operate hay pressing under new ownership.

Luxaree & WM. Teraninktx Pennville, Mo

Powersville Log Rolling Event Returns on 14th

An error is corrected for the Powersville event. W A Log Rolling will be held Tuesday the 14th and is expected to be a great day.

Powersville

Brick store building for land or residence property

Ad dress care of P. O. Box 248, Unionville, Mo.

P. O. Box Unionville, Mo

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