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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 03, 1902

Page

3

An Ideal Woman's Medicine Widely Praised

Mrs. Josie Irwin of Nashville endorses Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a universal remedy for female diseases. She notes unprecedented demand nationwide with grateful letters from women claiming cures and invites health questions sent to Lynn Massachusetts for free advice from Mrs. Pinkham.

Josie Irwin College St Nashville, Tenn Lydia E. Pinkham Atlantic Pacific

Teachers Institute and Local Happenings Report

A county update notes Rev. Chas Whitehead sermon dates November 15 and the following Sunday. A ciphering and spelling contest occurred November 11. Enrollment reaches seventy one as seats are added to ease crowding. Mrs Elizabeth Anderson dies November 15 and is buried at Hartford cemetery. Community details include corn gathering, telephone line work by Robert Godfrey, and requests for Christmas trees. The teacher institute for Richland Wilson Union townships is set for December 12 at Unionville with A B Pratt and W R Campbell among speakers and a debate on immigration policy.

In Memoriam Tom Noel Aug 28 1902

Obituary notice mourning Tom Noel who died after a long illness. It expresses sympathy to his father sister and friends and notes his loss in lodge circles. The message invokes Christian themes of life after death and urges peace and good cheer in the face of bereavement. Published by request of cousin.

Tom Noel Lodge Cousin

West Point man credits Dr King’s New Discovery

Homer Hall of West Point Iowa suffered a severe lung cold and obstinate cough. Doctors said consumption but offered no relief. He began using Dr King’s New Discovery for Consumption and was cured, losing weight but gaining life. Trial bottles free at Noah Martins.

Homer Hall West Point Dr. King Noah Martins

West Liberty Community Notes Roundup

West Liberty and surrounding areas report residents moving, visiting kin, and improving health. Last week Less Smith moved to Central City, Dick Blanchard returned from Oklahoma, Miss Lena Brundage visits Scotland County, Gideon Galloway’s daughter improves, Mr. Frost plans Unionville move, Arthur Roberta delivered cattle, Mrs. Gilworth of Newtown visits, farmers busy with corn, and a Mr Koppers sale attended. Social events include dances at Wm Surfer’s and a sewing gathering for Mrs. Valentine with fifty three attending.

Less Smith Central City Mr. Hodson George Roberts Agsino Dick Blanchard Putnam County Oklahoma Lena Brundage Scotland County Gideon Galloway Wm. Valentine’s

Crowded King School House and Busy Stringtown Notes

A crowded King School House reports last week’s activity. W H Guffey posted sale bills Saturday. A large crowd attended Lincoln Township Teachers Association at Blackbird last Saturday. A Dan. West Indied rumor says Mt Pelee erupts again.

W. H. Guffey Stringtown Church A. C. Howlett Stringtown Lincoln Township Teachers Association Blackbird M. E. Dye W. W. Pratt L. M. Sander Mt. Pelee

School Report from Pickering for Oct to Nov

Monthly report shows 69 enrollment, 47.8 average attendance, 26 tardies and 2 corporal punishments. Deportment tallies include many pupils from Abbott, Barnhouse, Dye, Pickering, Lawson, Morrow, Shelton, and others with most scores at 95–110. Daily attendance listed for several students. visit requested to show interest in school welfare.

Pickering School Maud Abbott Earl Abbott Vaughn Abbott Ira Barnhouse Stella Barnhouse George Barnhouse Ethel Barnhouse Earl Barnhouse Hobart Barnhouse Emily Balklard Frank Ballard Jessie Brown Eddie Brown Samuel Dye Lucy Dye Hannah Dye Elmer Dye Martha Dye Pearl Dye Fannie Fowler Mabel Guffey Elsie Guffey Neal Guffey Leslie Guffey Verl Guffey Lawrencé Barnhouse Ocle Gilaspie John Haines Chester Haines Charley Haines Flossie Haines Clarencé Horn Ben Lawson Ely Lawson Journey Lawson Archibald Lawson Verna Lawson Mabel Minks Estel Minks Artie Morrow Amanda Morrow Mamie Morrow John Morrow Myrtle Morrow Ida Morrow Grace Morrow Clarence Morgan Livonia Morgan Junie Morgan Dulcie Pickering Maud Pickering Huldah Pickering Jessie Pickering Edith Pickering Daisy Raney Dollie Pearl Shelton van Willett Claude Willett Maud Willett

Abbott School Closes November Month With 24 Enrollees

The Abbott school marks its second month ending November 21 with 24 enrollments and an average daily attendance of 16 due to bad weather. Several visitors came this month and interest remains strong. Monthly grades show mostly perfect scores with a few 98s and 99s among students including Mattie Carpenter John Abbott and Silvy Abbott.

The Abbott Mattie Carpenter Maud Roop Lula Surry John Abbott Joseph Dale Frank Carpenter

Loughead School Monthly Report October to November 1902

Report from Loughead school for Oct 29 to Nov 25 1902. Enrolled 19. total attendance 808. average daily attendance 1517. tardies 21. List of departmental attendees includes Hazel Clapper Lela Clapper Eda Winchell Belle Losey Everett Smith Virgie Losey Janie Hendrix Ada Carter Josie Loughead Willie Winchell Eva Nichols Josephine Losey Grace Hendrix Hugh Losey Andrew Carter Alte Carter Dayton Knight George Loughead Fred Hendrix. Those attending every day: Belle Losey Josephine Losey Janie Hendrix Josie Loughead George Loughead Fred Hendrix Ady Carter Edna Winchell. Absent five or more days: Grace Hendrix Eva Nichols Everett Smith Alta Carter Andrew Carter Dayton Knight. All patrons invited to visit and examine work. Moun ADLEsPeRGER, Tr.

Loughead School Hazel Clapper Lela Clapper Eda Winchell Belle Losey Everett, Smith Virgie Losey Janie Hendrix Ada Carter Josie Loughead Willie Winchell Eva Nichols Josephine Andrew Carter Dayton Knight Moun Adlesperger

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Thomas Nionville Orinex Cor, Square A- T- Daughaday Tucson & Co S. Unionville, Mee Telephone DR. McCalment Dental Department of Washington University Townsend Building D. F. Calfee Geriox Fede Melforstine Unionville, Mo W- H- Perry Homeopath H. Jackson & Co Goodrich Poe Main Street Irving Davis Insurance Co C. H. Lewis Prop Germany United States Calla Unionville Missouri J. H. Holman iOffice Manin Street Lorena Garret Schrock Chemacathy Karksville, Missouri Lere Bonfoey H. S. Wiles Osteopathic’ Physician Xivpe Gribanciiy McKinley’s Law Capital Stock D. W. Pollock F. H. Wentworth C.L. Martin A. Cashier Eh. Holman T. B. Neff K. McCuramen Cashier Farmers Bank of Unionvile DHYS Teachers Institute A.J. Woolever Chas. Whitehead Anna Shelton Wm Richardson Elizabeth Anderson Hartford Happy Hollow Red Bird Robert Godfrey Murphey Mr. Morgan MEF Loe Lemon Will Adkins Iown Jeff Moore W.h.smith Lemonville Ike Clifton Richland Wilson Unon A. B. Pratt Misses Brasfield W. R. Campbell Begsie Bradley Minor Dye Ethel Stewart Tulie Busbee G. F. Davis Lulu Bradley Ray Cockeraix Walter Pratt Edgar Jarman Edgar Roberts Wellington Holmes Athens Tenn Cardus Thedford Nannie Davis Chattensone i Medicine Co Chattanooga West Liberty Mr. Frost Arthur Roberta George Gilworth Newtown Messrs. Morgan and Murphy Fairfield Wm. Surfers Theresa Bishop Colorado Seaman King School House Geo. Mathews L. M. Sanders Lee Messrs Solomon Jump Guy Spence Gas R, Marneson School Report L. H. Howard Furn C. A. Hays C. A. Middleton Unionville, Missouri
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