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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 09, 1903

Page

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Prominent Odd Fellow Endorses Peruna Cure

Fred Lindstrom a past grand master and civic leader writes from St. Paul praising Peruna for curing his urinary trouble and Bright's disease after years of illness. He links personal recovery to the remedy and cites a testimonial from a friend. The ad claims Peruna strikes at the disease root and offers a free book on catarrh.

Fred Lindstrom Independent Order of Odd Fellows Twin City Lodge Knights of Pythias Patrisroh University Ave St. Paul Minn Bright Perana Peruna Medicine Co Columbus

President Roosevelt Lays Before Congress on Key Topics

The extra session ended and a regular session opened as President Roosevelt delivered the annual message. He discusses the Panama canal, foreign treaties, the Department of Commerce and Labor, capital and labor relations, and calls for economy in appropriations. He urges reforms in immigration, land laws, and naval and military planning, including a general staff and a base in the Philippines. The speech also covers customs, treaty extraditions, and improvements in relations with Turkey, China, and Britain.

Congress Theodore Roosevelt Panama Canal New Granada Colombia United States Panama Republic Department of Commerce and Labor Bureau of Corporations St. Louis Mexico Great Britain

Local items and tidbits from hed Bird era

Correspondence from Lemonvilie notes hog shipments, fall injuries, Christmas preparations, visiting kin, and local visits. Mentions eggs at twenty five cents a dozen, church meetings by Rev Moore of St Louis, a gypsy camp near Sidney, and Amos Robben purchasing eighty acres at twenty five dollars per acre.

Amos Robben M M. Lewellen

Local Notices Record Brief Health and Social Updates

Mrs. J. D. Bruce is on the sick list and Mrs. G. A. Guyman has lagrippe this week. Wood leaders have been using the snow effectively. Jasper Melton attended the poultry show last Saturday. N. A. Morsons have their new house.

J. D. Bruce G. A. Guyman Jasper Melton

Buckwheat flour and local notes from the farm store

An assortment of brief items reports Buckwheat flour advertised with a satisfaction guarantee. Other notes mention a mill visit to G. W. Wilson's, Mr. Parsons child near accident, Lea Staats injuring himself cleaning a well, and Lon's box incident with a falling wire. Local residents’ activities and ailments are noted.

Lea Staats Lou Huston Lon Lea Jaat

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President Roosevelt Hed Bird J.B. Guffey Mr. Fortune John Dodson Milton Campbell James Richey Geo. Sparks Thoraday Mr. Moore St. Loula The Christian Church Sidney Baker Medicine Man Geo Roseberry Unionville Homer Cook Miss Juha RB. Archer Grenada Colo Old Putnam Quinn N. A. Morsons Rosenthal’s New Store Rosenthal’s Rosenthal’s New Goods Farmers Store G. W Wilson Wm. Hendrix Bruce Browning Smith Mra Fred Fleshman Mra. Kowlana Brace H Hall Lucerne G W_ Wilson Linn County Hia Eter Harris Bertha Quinn Brother Emery Mount Olive Anna Bruce Lois Melton W Ow. Parsons Sabie Fox Isabella Fox Marten Missouri Hamon Boke
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