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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 04, 1901
Page
4
The item is a 1901 newspaper notice listing publication details for The Republican with date Wednesday December 4 1901 and subscription price one hundred dollars per year. It notes a second-class matter designation and Unionville Wisconsin as address.
The piece surveys Missouri Democratic tensions around the Kerens Hitchcock dispute, expositions in Charleston, Boer war politics, McKinley widow's grief, Dockery and Jefferson City governance, Congress’ looming session, football safety versus hunting, the Danish West Indies transfer, a major Wabash wreck near Sepeca, and Roosevelt’s Oklahoma governance shakeups highlighting party reform and scandal fallout.
The next meeting of Grant and Liberty township teachers will be held at Chapel Missouri on December 21 1901. Morning session features talks on primary teaching advanced reading geography and civil government with recitations and music. Evening session includes education lecture and a debate on whether trusts benefit Americans followed by discussions and invitations to all teachers.
Notice to water users states that once the pond freezes all parties hauling water must desist to avoid interfering with the ice harvest. Signed C. A. Shgrron.
Unionville Missouri December 4 1901 weekly price changes by H Jackson & Co. list spring chickens roosters per dozen and geese ducks turkeys including young hash and old toms poor turkeys not wanted wool details incomplete but shows market pricing actions and items sold such as poultry and wool.
An ad notes a repairman located first door west of Jacksons offering work on guns sewing machines stoves roofs spouting and related repairs. He provides needles and parts for all machines.
An advertisement promotes the Round Oak Stove sold by Miller & Wentworth as the most comfortable home feature. It also touts an up-to-date line of lubricating oils paints boiler compounds and related products offered by Vulcan Chemical Co in Cleveland with unspecified position details.
Tax payers of Wilson township will find me at the places named below on dates given. County Clerk's office every day except Tuesday. Lemonville every Tuesday. J. W. Ford, Township Collector.
For collection of taxes the notice states at Mendota on Saturdays and in Howland on Fridays in December 1901 the office of J. A. Helferstine will be visited. W. M. Fowar signs the notice.
Roy E. Maxnon the tax collector lists public meeting sites and dates in Esper Omaha Glendale Chariton and announces postal submission of land numbers to prevent errors. Receipts will be prepared for taxpayers.
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