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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
8
Milan, Trenton, Kirksville, Mendota, and Unionville residents are sent on trips for business, shopping, or visits. Drummond runs a ten day shoe sale and Huttig roofing is advertised. Community notes include church picnics, insurance, loans, and local hires with multiple names and places.
Local lenders McCutchen and Son advertise city loans with the lowest interest. The notice cites flexible terms and customer service to encourage inquiries. The page blends loan offers with community notices and society items from Unionville, Iowa.
All rural carriers in Putnam County invited to a 1 o’clock meeting in Unionville on September 3 1906 to organize a county association. Public holiday. By order of Committee. Old papers for sale at the Republican office for lining pet car s.
For Sale cheap piano advertised by Weatherfords flour store inquiry requested.
A local advertisement endorses Burg wagons as reliable and budget friendly, claiming they are trouble free and a smart buy over other options. The ad emphasizes the Burg brand as proven and dependable.
North Union lists guests including Blue Bell Miss Kotta Frake and cousin of Moulton visiting the James Morton family. Mrs. Francisco and son Clell of Kansas visit Mrs. John Mowrer. Indiana visitors Rachel Cook and Rebecca Kearns. Fred Cook buys a new bug. Chautauqua attendees from the area at Centerville. All Union cemetery supporters urged to meet Friday for cleanup. Julia Gibson of Kansas visiting Noel families. Marshall Durbin and sister Will Wells arrive for their mother's funeral.
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