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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1915
Page
3
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A scanned Real estate transfer listing records multiple conveyances in 66-17 and 65-20 townships. Transfers involve Freeborn, Carson, Brown Bates Mullins Eubanks Noland Sulter Brokes and others, with parcels described by NW NE SE sections and acreages ranging from about 11 to 160 acres. Severalowns include undivided interests and life estates.
East End Earhart Bros. finish a garage. John Hill Sr.'s new barn appears complete. Garr Bros. sale Tuesday drew a good crowd. sheep sold well. John L. Hurliman and family moved to Unionville on business. Thanksgiving celebrated in the old spirit.
Glendale Mr and Mrs Benj Minear hosted dinner Thursday for John Minear and family Mrs E E Davide and son Herman were Queen City callers Monday.
Aes Sty reports a Thanksgiving period with 47 attendees among friends and relatives. Johnnie Minear, Monroe Ledford took a business trip to Unionville. Albert Minear and family visited Livonia with Mrs. Ellen Thompson. Louis Husted party, plus Luther Greggers, spent Thanksgiving with Al Montgomery. Bev Speak family stayed with Ben Minear.
Winter weather noted as families including Wm Hatfield and Garnet visit Chillicothe for Thanksgiving. Many relatives, such as J F Hill, Neal Culler, L H Hill, and J Geisenhoff families, share meals. News mentions Wm Barkley traveling to Oklahoma for a brother’s illness and local moves like Wm Tingley relocating a saw mill on Allen Hill’s property.
Sandy Creek Dewey Carter picks corn for Marshall Wright. Berry, Ahildgaard and Harry Benson deliver hogs in town on Monday. Roy Childers is sick with pneumonia fever. Harvey Benson helps Clint Patrick gather corn this week. Miss Cora Brice visited Mr and Mrs Fred Brice last week. Several pneumonia fever cases reported locally.
A Thanksgiving gathering at the home of N. B. Abbott drew 61 attendees. The event primarily united children, grandchildren, and great grandchildren of the Abbott family, with many listed relatives present including A. Abbott, P. S. Abbott, G. R. Abbott, C. E. Abbott, Thomas Mathson, J. E. Hayes, J. B. Morrow, Cloyd Boyd, Mise Delpha Barnhouse, Miss Eutan Small, Mrs. Grace Mannon, Mrs. Dora Mulins, Fay and Doris, and T. A. Abbott.
Mr. Burr Phelps, a traveling shoe salesman, originated the gospel team idea here about a year ago. He spoke at a Baptist church meeting last Sunday, drawing many men. Churches plan to organize gospel teams and form a union federation of officers.
The Thanksgiving service at the Presbyterian church last Thursday evening drew many attendees despite bad weather. Ministers from town assisted and Rev. J. W. Trewer of the Baptist church delivered the sermon, which was regarded as powerful and well enjoyed by those present.
Mr Sias, a Lincoln Nebr. lecturer, spoke on The Crime of Poverty at the Y M C A Lyceum in San Francisco. He described his own rise from poverty and urged individual thrift while detailing his 15 hundred city visits and 4 million listeners.
An advertisement urges readers to buy Schiffmanns Asthmador style cough medicine with a money back guarantee if unsatisfied. It claims relief for bronchitis whooping cough croup and other bronchial issues and notes no narcotics. Local dealer L. H. Howard and J. Schiffmann Saint Paul Minnesota are cited.
Sealed bids for the position of Superintendent of the County Infirmary in Putnam County Missouri will be accepted until 12 pm December 6 1916. The County Court reserves the right to reject any or all bids and bids are to be filed with the County Clerk in Unionville.
Docket lists final and first settlements due at the December 1916 and December 1918 probate terms in Unionville Missouri. Names include executors administrators guardians and curators such as Ira Bradshaw Edw W Bradshaw Andy Lowry H Berry J D Johnson Thos B Maxwell along with guardians and caretakers for minors. Entries specify estates of Fulhart Bradshaw Stewart Maxwell Pullen Shepherd Fullerton Beatt Caridan Barnes Wolf Ratliff Carter Short and others with settlement dates through December 15 1916. Judge Lorenzo Jones presiding.
The disagreeable noise of squeaky boots may be stopped by the shoemaker turning them on each side and inserting between the soles a teaspoonful of French chalk or driving in a few pegs. The process costs only a trifle and the sewers admirably.
An Indians man lauds a new photographic machine said to capture an object two miles away on a dark night. The device, described as a frightful camera, is promoted with alarming certainty to produce immediate snapshots.
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