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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
4
The record notes a Republican publication dated Wednesday in 1900 with a yearly subscription of 51.00 in advance. It mentions Eutereia as a post and indicates sworn circulation of 2,900 in Putnam County and 2,450 for the Republican National Ticket.
The page lists Republican state ticket candidates with locales Jefferson City Kansas City Holt County Webster Groves and Pierce City plus county ticket names for numerous townships and towns. It also includes assorted editorials and notices about campaigns candidates and public figures with local color and commentary.
A local store advertises affordable school ready outfits for ages 4 to 17 with three piece suits and sitch vests, plus pants, jackets, shoes, hosiery and supplies. It emphasizes low profits and large sales, promising competitive prices and a full range for children’s needs. Slates offered from 3c to 28e for larger sizes.
Reports from Pekin show allied forces holding most of the city with ongoing operations toward Prince Tuan. International tensions blur with rumors of war against China, while U.S. politics focus on Bryan and tariff concerns. Local weather and disasters include a Sedalia wind storm and a Brookfield dairy farm loss, with medical ads for Hood’s Sarsaparilla.
At a Chicago meeting of the fusion Populist National Committee, Towne’s resignation was accepted and Adlat FE Stevenson the Democratic nominee was endorsed amid opposition from Marion Butler and others. The genuine Populists were urged to vote for Warner and Donnelly, middle rout alternatives.
A fragmented notice presents a brief reference to a local item or event titled Boughry Beare, with unclear context and limited readable details. The text is jumbled, offering no solid entities, dates, or locations to confirm. Further readable fragments are needed for a precise summary.
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