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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 01, 1920
Page
2
Mars A Gehriger of 1402 Wood Avenue praises Dr. Pierce's Favorite Prescription as a trusted tonic that rebuilt her health and strength after weakness and nervous fatigue. She notes its age of 60 years as proof of its effectiveness and recommends it to others to save lives.
Crowded husking session dominates the week as a Hartford supper nets about 40 dollars and a box of candy awarded to Miss McCune. Local visits abound with Bradshaw and Lawson families, and Greentop gains electric lights after a Novinger run extends current to provide 24 hour service.
Mrs Mamie Garcia of Kansas City recounts six months of severe illness including leg weakness, joint pain, headaches, and digestive troubles. After taking Tanlac she regained energy, weight, and mobility, returning to housework and better sleep. Tanlac sold in Unionville Lemonville Worthington and Powersville by local firms.
Names of residents from New Castle Wyoming and nearby towns visit relatives in Graysville and Javonia. Sequences of weekend calls include Mr Farland, Ben Linder, Shirl Kimmel, and the McFarland family visiting parental homes.
Planted notice appears as a formal legal publication in a county newspaper. The order lists the court and proceeding details under seal, directing publication and serving interested parties. Further specifics follow in the body of the notice with case identifiers and filing dates.
Notices announce final settlements and accounts for estates in Putnam County Missouri. Various administrators and guardians, including Reed, Noland, Henson, and Abbott, schedule terms at Unionville court and state deadlines in December 1920 for filing claims or finalizing affairs. Executors urge creditors to present claims within allotted periods or risk loss of rights.
The notice items show various guardians and curators in Unionville, Mississippi, preparing final or fourth settlements for estates of minors and insane individuals. Names include James Mason Isabelle Mason Floyd Gill Ellison Martin and Patrick Palys with guardians such as M D Cowan L C Davie and E C Henson. Orders set settlements on specified days in 19th century probate practice.
The clerk reports an order of publication in a case where Wentworth Mercantile Company sues non residents Eomen Ho Mow and Usta Mo Neel. The action seeks attachable relief for One Hundred Dollars and sixty cents, with the defendants to appear at the April term of court or risk a default judgment.
The community shares funeral notices and family visits as relatives and friends gather for services. Attendees include Mr. and Mrs. Richard Lawson, Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Lawson, and many neighbors visiting Beatrice Hatfield, Carrie Lawson, and Mary Mildred. A horse incident injured a child, seven stitches were required, and a charity lunch raised 27.50 at a Tom Young sale.
A farmer from Unionville credits Jean Kidney Pills with easing back pain and urinary symptoms after using six boxes from Hale & Fison's drug store. He reports irregular kidney activity, colored urine, and nocturnal issues improving with continued use. Foster-Milburn advertises the product in Buffalo, N. Y.
Glenda6e rowded out last week Mra lansea Martz is not so well Mertes Lienis on husking corn for Joe CuTtim Irwin Hoskins works for Pearl Martz Fider Fish ta in thia vicinity in the interest of the church and harvest in gathering Mroant Mire Win Baldwin were victors at the parental Pete Hald win Forme sunday Mrs Flen ullenix spent last Thursday with her ater Mra John Minear Tom Humphreys returned from Iowa at Saturday Frem McHenry in assisting bred Minear oth corm husking Mra Ford McHenry spent a few days with her father Mra Martz Harvey Licks at husking corn for Emmett Nalley Mr and Mrs K Ashton of Cincinnati fa were here Tuesday having dental work done
Governor elect Arthur M. Hyde names T N Ormiston his private secretary with intent to continue as secretary after oath. Ormiston formerly from Linneus and a recent Kansas City Star reporter who accompanied Hyde on the campaign. His father edits the Linn County News at Linneus.
Notice forbids hunting trapping or trespassing on farms or possessions under penalty of law. Names listed: W. Smith N. R. Hecker Floyd Steele Clint Patrick Frank Patrick Bert Neighbors John Korns.
Leo R Hecker Keith E Morgan J T Morgan Hugh Hill John Cullum Robert Hill James Hill Homer Hill W A Babbitt Charley Guffey John Leeper participate in the town records roster and committee agenda with several families named. This snippet provides a partial view of residents connected to civic matters and local organizations.
An advertisement explains Hall's Catarrh Medicine as an internal remedy to cleanse the blood and reduce nasal catarrh symptoms. It claims to lessen susceptibility to colds and prevent progression to chronic catarrh, with circulars available from F J Cheney & Co in Toledo Ohio.
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