Local notices and personal items fill Milan column
A crowded column lists new loans and ads from Banner, notes on farms and livestock, visits and travels of Miss Olive Crawford Miss Anna Allison Daisy Flanagan John Evans and others, upcoming church events, a revival plan by Banner, and social updates from Milan Iowa with several names and short travels to nearby towns.
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Daisy Riggs
Burlington
Crawford
Pias
Zorge C. Miller
Burlington Ik
Anna Allison
Milan
Tier Goult
Chicago
Vivian
Grhville
M. Eppenstgin
Money to Loan and Local Items Reflected
Money to loan on personal or chattel security at reasonable rates. A brief social note covers visits of Mrs. Sanders of Kirkville and Ottumwa relatives, rail time changes, and a Nebraska grasshopper damage report. Local events include health travel plans for Mrs. Joel F. Roberts and a Kirksville Normal School visit by Prof. John K. Kirk. a buggy runaway incident ends safely with no injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John K. Kirk
Kirksville Normal School
Teacher’s Institute
Mr. Lemen
Mrs. Lemen
Marriage notices and local updates from Unionville era
Squire Brasfield reports the marriage of Chas Thorington of Minedota to Mrs Salome Schick north of town. Docket for the September term of Circuit Court shows sixty-one cases filed. Numerous local items cover arrivals, visits, job news, sports score, and council orders on public walks in Unionville.
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Squire Brasfield
Chas. Thorington
Mendota
Salome Schick
To Exchange Brick store for land or residence property
Short notice offers a brick store building in Unionville Missouri in exchange for land or residence property or merchandise. Address replies care of P. O. Box 248 Unionville Mo.
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P. O. Box
Unionville, Mo
Parmer Store Offers Pretty Dresses and Fabrics
A Parmer store in Missouri touts pretty cool dresses and fashionable fabrics for the season. It promises elegant summer gowns at nominal cost with reasonable prices, prompt attention, and quick delivery.
Gloves Style Beyond Reach for Common Slaves
The piece highlights gloves with exclusive style and comfort, noting they are inaccessible to common laborers. It emphasizes refined wearability and the status conveyed by such gloves, suggesting luxury and distinction in design and fit.
Shoes for Men Soft Footwear with Superior Leather
Advertises men shoes described as soft and cool on first wear. Claims superior leather provides a perfect fit for all feet and comfort after months of wear.
Notions No Matter How Small We Take Pleasure in Selling
A brief sales blurb emphasizes customer delight in offering small notions and accessories. The notice promises a range of items for everyday needs and aims to attract shoppers seeking value.
Umbrellas as Affordable Gifts Across Local Shops
Brief notes suggest umbrellas are now inexpensive with advice to buy an extra one for gifting. Mentions possible moulding as a birthday present idea for someone. (Entities: umbrellas, birthday)
Trunks Ad Offers Wide Range and Prices
An advertisement urges shoppers to buy trunks that last for years, promoting convenience and urging customers to consider the retailer first. It highlights all kinds of trunks and a range of prices.
Clothing Thought for the Thrifty
A thrift oriented note urging cost saving in spring suit purchases. Emphasizes a dollar saved is a dollar earned and that money saved in buying a suit here is as valuable as any other money.
Hats Arrive in Late Spring Styles for Try-On
Local shop promotes new late spring hats with in-store try-ons to see how they suit customers. The event encourages browsing and calling ahead before visiting.
Groceries Offer Quality Products at Honest Prices
A local grocer promotes a straightforward value policy with no bait discounts. They emphasize carrying top market items and fair pricing across all goods without compensating high prices on some items by cutting others.
Fresh Produce Ad Seeks Daily Fruits and Poultry
An in store notice offers fresh seasonal fruits daily and urges customers to bring produce and poultry for sale. It guarantees fair prices and promises the highest cash price for wool alongside fruit sales.
Mrs Allen Jones Dead After Prolonged Illness
Mrs E A Jones died at the family home after a four to five year decline in health marked by bowel trouble. Born Mary M Lemen in Indiana she married E A Jones on August 25 1884 at Unionville. Survivors include her husband and two sons Percy 14 Kalwin 9. Funeral at home this afternoon at 3 30 led by Rev Prunty with burial in Unionville cemetery.
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E. A. Jones
Mary M. Lemen
Indiana
A. Lemen
Lemanville
Percy
Kalwin
Prunty
Chrstian Church
Unionville Cemetery
Log Rolling and Pageant in Powersville Impresses 3,000
The Woodmen and Royal Neighbors staged a picnic in a grove southwest of Powersville with speeches by Rev. O Mason of Seymour and Mrs. Lizzie Croninger of St. Joseph. The day featured recitations, music by the Powersville band, and an umbrella drill by 16 girls, drawing crowds of more than three thousand to a well managed Powersville hotel scene.
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Powersville
O ' Mason
Seymour
Lizzie Croninger
St. Joseph
C. J. Summers
Will Howry
Powersville Hotel
They All Look Alike Barber Shop Ad
They all look alike but receive the same treatment old or young mech or poor farmer or banker merchant or laborer. They get the best on the market a careful shave an up to date hair cut a sea foam shampoo or bath at Turner's O K Barber Shop. First building west of Monroe and Howard 544.
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Turner’s O. K
Turner
Fhrst
Monroe & Howard’s
Emporia Mines reopen as operations start tomorrow
Community welcomes the settlement of mine management troubles and the return to active operation. The Rock Island survey advances east of town with stakes not yet grade markers and a camp relocated about five miles east. A Hartford reader challenges prior claims about a local neighbor quarrel and asks that the letter be omitted from print.
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Emporia
Rock Island
T. B. Neft
George Taylor
Dundee
John Coop
E. Nalton
Hartford
Marshall National Bank Honors President H D Marshall
At a special meeting in Unionville on August 14 1900 the Marshall National Bank directors unanimously voted to present Certificate No 1 of the new currency series to H D Marshall for his careful advice and conservative leadership. E N Monnoy chaired. Noah Martin served as secretary.
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Marshall National Bank
Unionville
Putnam County
National Bank
H. D. Mareshall
Hig Sers
Marshall
E. N. Monnoy
Noah Martin
Death of Mrs. Sarah A. Tate at 75 in city home
Mrs. Sarah A. Tate died at her home in the city at 6 p m on August 5 aged 75 years and 2 days after a summer illness. Her son S S Tate was away at Red Oak when telegraphed but died before he could return. Surviving children include Mrs. Lizzie Clark Quincy Magnus Tate and George Tate. Funeral from her residence at 10:30 a m Tuesday at the Christian church followed by burial in Oakland cemetery. Moulton Tribune.
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Sarah A. Tate
Duncing
Tate
Red Oak
Iowa
Lizzie Clark
Quincy
St. Magnus Tate
George Tate
Unionville
Christian Church
Oakland Cemetery
Moultoo Tribune
McKinley Clu No 17 organizes with fifty members
Republican voters in the vicinity met at the church Tuesday night August 7 organizing McKinley Club No 17. W D Houghton, W E Worthington and Frank Duckworth gave speeches. Officers elected include President W D Houghton and vice presidents W E Worthington and D M Hatfield. Secretary Ira Hickmen and others named. Next meeting set for August 21 and every second Tuesday thereafter.
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That Place
McKinley Club
W. D. Houghton
W. E. Worthington
Frank Duckworth
D. M. Hatfield
Ira Hickmen
Frank Dugworth
Lewis Virden
K. Mills
Unionville
Low Ground
Rough Riders Organized at St John
A Roosevelt Rough Riders company formed last Friday night in St John with about seventy members. Capt D W Pollock elected captain and the unit vows to be the county’s banner company. They plan uniforms and participation in rallies within reach.
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Roosevelt Rough Riders
St. John
D. W. Pollock
Mass at the Chapreh in Unionville Sunday Next
To the Catholics of Unionville. I will have Mass at the Chapreh in Unionville on Sunday next tprnst at 10 a.m. You are urgently requested to be present. T. AHBARN, Rector.
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Chapreh
Unionville
T. Ahbarn
Barrels And Tubs Offered By J Ed Taman
Advertisement for barrels and tubs of iron or wood in any bound type and sizes. Contact J Ed Taman two blocks north of Staples House for new or old stock and prepared calls.
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J. Ed
Taman
Staples House
Unionville Markets Prices Set Weekly by H. Jackson Co
Unionville Mo August 36 1210 prices changed weekly by H Jackson Co and are subject to market changes.
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Unionville
H. Jackson & Co
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J. K. Wright
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Lucerne
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Trenholm Marshall
Lawrence Bonfoey
St Louis
Lorenzo Day
F. Weller
Clank County
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Jas. Hackney
Col
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Edina
Democratic Congressional Committee
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Fairview Church
MEF Society
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Chillicothe
Christy
J. H. Rankin
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S. J. Rudd
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Joe Childers
Errensteis
N.B. Marshall
St. Louis
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Jocal
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Morgenstein's
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Ottumwa
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Trenton
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Squire R. M. Brasfield
J.S Frazier
Richmond
Katie Dencon
Marceline
Chet Armstrong
Frank Eddy
Milano
John Anders
Bessie
Rockville
John
Bates County
Warren Haynes
Morland
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David
Chas, McKay
Enid
Oklahoma
Lake City
Cole
J. W . Dill
Arizona
Jill
F. L. Smiley
Wheeling
R. R Godfrey
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Mr Godfrey
Berry & Brown
Dr. Brown
J. Allen Smith
Mr. Smith
Parmer
Store E, Mo
the Farmer's Store
Holman, Underwood
Pickinpaugh
N. E. Cor Square
Allen Jones
McKinley Clu
Rough Riders At
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Kate Denson
Adolphus VI. Foster Terete
Nellie Mulleuix
Chas. S. Thorington
John F. Buster
Hessie J. Vestal
Chas S. Lunsford
Melvinia Bradabaw
Unionville Markets
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