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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 08, 1915
Page
6
Long list of local movements and visits through Unionville and nearby towns. Residents relocate for health and work, attend church events, and host visitors. Thanksgiving gatherings, funerals, and school activities are reported alongside weather and farming updates.
Mrs. Darrel West and daughter are noted in a brief rural notice likely addressing local matters or events at Rabbit Ridge with scant additional details.
An unusual ad fragment promotes a Vick Vap-O-Rub treatment for nasal congestion and throat relief. The wording appears garbled but suggests a home remedy claim and a product association with Vick.
A pie supper at the Triumphant school fundraiser drew a large crowd and a lively program. Proceeds totaled 20.30 dollars to buy school supplies, with novelty voting contests adding humor and good nature to the event.
Mendota area notes report a big boy born to Mr and Mrs Vincent on Nov 30. The little daughter of LeRoy Brown was very ill on Saturday. Fred Brown and family visited Albert Allenhame’s Sun B. D. Bates visited Ray Brown home on Sunday. John Brown trip to Cincinnati Iowa. Alvin Shadden business trip to Needmore. James Baugher moved to Albert Allen farm near the state line. Cris Bond visited John Brown home. Elton Shadden business trip to Unionville. Friendship school has a week’s vacation. George White and wife visited Shirley Robbins and wife at Sumpter home.
Mrs Maud Alison appears in a brief note marking a social or ceremonial event on the first Thursday of the new year. Details are sparse but indicate a social observance or public gathering involving Mrs Maud Alison.
Busy coal haulers return as corn husking slows. The Lowground school closes for a Teachers' Meeting in Kirksville. Bud May and Joe May move and build new homes. Hog buyers abound while hog prices rise little. Local clergy report successful meetings. Skates sharpened but ice uncertain. Christmas gifts urged but inexpensive. Tax payer notices from Liberty Two list upcoming collection dates.
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