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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 08, 1906
Page
19
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Mr and Mrs WH Atkins of Milton Iowa visit friends. Miss May Collier returns from Idaho teaching. Mrs Dennis Daily dies and is buried. Dozens of small items document visits, travel, meetings, fairs, and community life across Lemonville Unionville Mendota and nearby towns with weddings, sales, and auctions ongoing.
The Italian steamer Sirio wrecked last night between Cape Palos and the Hormigas Islands on Spain’s south coast. At least 345 emigrants from Italy and Spain are reported dead with 700 aboard. captain dies by his own hand after directing lifeboat launches. survivors describe chaotic scenes and mass panic as the vessel struck rocks and sank. Nearby fishermen rescued many, while authorities recount the missing and list the ship’s passengers and crew.
Graysville in May reports farmers finished harvesting in the large locality. Mr. and Mrs. Albright of Mendota visited nearghers last week while Mr. Wood and wife of Moulton were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Gern Mullenix. Green Grove records a return home Friday and mentions Mrs. Barah Cassady and Mrs. E. J. Auckinley of Unionville joining in recent social visits.
The North Union Ladies Aid met with Mrs. Odam on Thursday with four new members initiated including Mrs. Daveook Mrs. Ira Bradshaw and the Misses Acre. Tele gram announced Mrs. Halls illness sending Mrs Cassady to visit. Relatives visit from Scotie Monts of Illinois and Mr Booth of Kansas. Mrs. Moore and children stayed with Mrs Isiah Robbins. Miss Flosale Norris visited her brother Jasper Norris while Dora and Jennie Noel visited relatives. Mr Henry Scarbroughs pony died after a snag struck its side.
Mrs Emma Logsdon is again on the sick list. John Minear sold fourteen mules to W P Hall last week and delivered twelve to Lancaster. A garbled line mentions a location and a visit by Mr Floyer to Iowa and other unread items.
Public sale scheduled Thursday August 15 1906 at Harrett farm four miles north of Stringtown church, one mile east of Howland. Auction lists 26 head of horses including work horses and colts, several cows, and miscellaneous stock. Held at the former Harrett farm site northeast of the Stringtown region.
Unionville patrons packed the Unionville Theatre Monday night to see Chase-Lister Company perform a familiar play. The engagement drew a full house as the troupe opened its new run with a well-rehearsed presentation showcasing their lasting popularity.
The Great Wallace show arrives with waterproof tents on Tuesday August 14 in Unionville. Tent tops are crafted by expert tailmakers using canvas treated with waterproofing to withstand rain and field testing shows water resistance.
The entire Hock of Wm. R. Turner of Shelbyville Missouri was purchased. Turner held a World’s Fair ram lamb premium in Chicago and wool medal in St Louis. The flock is led by Imported Deacon No 102380, once priced at 125 dollars and now around 315 pounds. Yearling rams and ram lambs for sale by T and BEN FRANKLIN. Inspect before buying.
Report hints at circus tents that claim true waterproofing amid paradoxical notes. The fragment discusses tents that endure rain yet remain fully waterproof, reflecting peculiar circus experiences and phrasing from the era.
The County Court of Putnam County met in regular session with all members present and approved expenses and temporary aid for numerous individuals and services. Items include bridge repairs, sup plies, lumber, and payments to several temporary aides and county staff.
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