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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1909
Page
2
Unionville Produce Co offers cash prices for hens, springs, turkeys, ducks, geese, eggs and butter. Prices subject to market changes with the note that they will pay the highest market price in cash for produce at all times.
Unionville Produce Incorporated announces a head of stock sale at Keenews on Wednesday. Details listed show multiple consignments from Unionville operations and potential buyers urged to attend.
A collage of small town notes describes Miller delivering cattle, G N Miller as a neighbor, and hunting of o possums skunks and rabbits. Harrison Smith attends court at Unionville. Co B Smith and Jeff Moore buy new heating stores. S Hackney ships poultry to Chicago. Weather mild with three days of mist. Christmas cheer urged for children.
Livonia item notes Lot Nurton of Green City Mo visiting relatives for Thanksgiving. Frank Gorman purchased the H C Cullum butcher shop. Karl Wright traveled to Connellsville for Thanksgiving. Wise Barnhart and Clema Garman wed Wednesday at Lancaster. May their lives be filled with happiness and pleasure. Mrs Lucinda Wright of Jimtown is mentioned.
Town residents report visitors from Jarconstown and nearby areas during the past week. Families and individuals including Miss Ida, Mrs Weatherly, and Mr Cassady spent time with relatives, while tradesmen bought cattle and hauled hogs. Local businesses and contractors worked on homes and farms as Thanksgiving approaches.
Maggie Dormer and her Milan husband spent Thanksgiving with sister Eva Mundon. Fred Carter of Oklahoma visited cousin Dewey Carter. J R Medlin sold a load of turkeys for 42 dollars. Wesley Mundon of Queen City visited cousin Rafe Mundon. Neighbors dined at Fred Booth’s on the 25th. Bertha Medlin visited Lily Hawkins. Roads are bad. 3 H Aifi and Jim McClaskey bought the Elko store. B M Carter family from Oklahoma returned home after visiting relatives. Grandma Carter was summoned to her grandson Albert Carter who is seriously ill. Grandma Hill visiting J H Bill and family. Mrs. Mary Gillum ill. Miss Sarah Jones staying with Mrs. Minnie McClusney.
Notice issued for a public sale at High Point Stock Farm Putnam County Missouri eight miles southwest of Unionville on Wednesday December 8 1909 at 10 am. Items include 75 head of stock 32 head of high grade cattle 8 cows bred to Thoroughbred Aberdeen Angus calving April 5 bull calves yearlings steers heifers and horses including a bay mare bred to a Thoroughbred Shire cross and a Mammoth jack among livestock. Also 30 ewes bred to a Thoroughbred buck with lambs due April 1 1400 bushels of corn and hogs 6 Poland China shoats 2 Berkshire boars and a riding cultivator. 12 months terms with interest on unpaid sums and cash discount for payments over five dollars. Lunch by Howell and McVay. A F Keene E A Keene A P McElhinney.
An advertisement touts Ur Shoop's Health Coffee 18 made from grains and mall nuts claiming a coffee flavor with no real coffee. It emphasizes a healthy, caffeine free substitute and invites readers to try the blend.
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