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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
5
The page lists multiple small items and notices from Monroe and Howard’s advertisements. It mentions book sales, loan offers for farms, perfumes, shoes, weatherford products, and various town visits and arrivals including Mrs. Dick Johnson in Summer Missouri and Miss Winnie Bowen in Unionville. It also notes loan arrangements, fall farm opportunities, and local residents traveling or visiting relatives.
Community snippets cover loan ads at McCutch en Son, theater and social updates, visits from residents like Mrs Mollie Phillips, and town events. Dated items include surrounding travel to Seymour schools, Keeley cure trip, and a McKinley Club meeting. A fatal appendicitis case and a local postal service change are also noted.
A Unionville Mo dry goods listing touts a summer trade with a large stock of warm weather apparel and a full assortment of summer goods. The message emphasizes low prices, wide selection, and ready summer stock built from year round sourcing.
Local alert on ladies genuine stitched Mocha gloves offered at strikingly low prices this season. Shoppers urged to investigate now as neighbors discuss these sea son bargains and potential value.
Watch and wait for our Hosiery Sale during the first week of September. Our annual School week sale invites shoppers to save on hosiery essentials.
A local ad touts shoe selection with emphasis on comfort, long wear, and fine appearance. It invites customers to view the latest styles and fittings.
A local grocery promotes its model department with pure food products and competitive prices. The ad highlights butter eggs and poultry as top offerings and urges customers to rely on its quality and value.
A blaze started in the Miller and Wentworth work room on the second floor and spread to the rear upstairs. Water streams controlled the fire within forty minutes, preventing further damage to neighboring buildings. The stock suffered heavy loss, but insurance coverage provides some mitigation. this marks a second fire loss for the firm in a year.
Unionville will accept sealed bids for 500 to 3000 bushels of coal to be delivered to the coal house at the city electric light plant. Bids must show delivery dates. The city may reject all bids. Bids due September 5 at the Republican office with city clerk Clarence Conger. Also listed: cane mill with boiler and bricks for sale for 75 dollars, seller NS and S, Wycorr, 414 Howland, Mo.
A notice states Dr Berry and the signer establish a future partnership with office space to be in the Hovermale block above Baskett's Jewelry on the north side square. The address is 2 Wal Brows, M. D.
A major clash on the 26th saw Boer forces led by Gen Botha confront British troops under Buller French and Pole Carew along a thirty mile front near Lyndenburg. Casualties were light but the outcome raises questions about the Boers long resistance. The item also notes Philadelphia locomotive workers and other domestic items and social updates.
The McKinley club No 18 percent was organized at Waite school near Waite, Saturday night. Speeches were given by Martin Coleman, I Rohi son, and Lorenzo Jones as the club began with a verse and program. Officers elected include FL x. Carter as president, Al Carady as 1st Vice, John Sneed as 2nd Vice, Withur Stewart as secretary, Lee Rthine as treasurer, and Frank Casadyv as marshal.
The undersigned declare mutual dissolution of partnership effective immediately. All partnership accounts will be considered due from this date and may be collected by either party. A Berry MD and W I L Brown are the signing parties.
Barrels barrels if you want any new barrels or tubs iron or wooden bound or any old ones prepared call on J Ed Tarman two blocks north of Staples House for service and supplies.
Short classified notice offering to exchange a brick store building for land, residence property, or merchandise. Respondents should send details to P. O. Box 243 Unionville Missouri.
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