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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 10, 1913
Page
11
Even if Santa Claus helped its buy, the store presents a corner of a great Christmas Gift Shop. It features gifts for boys and girls and notes that parents are grownup versions who still enjoy stocking items.
An immense line of high class furs is showcased as ideal Christmas gifts. The ad urges readers to visit Tei for husband or brother gifts and to secure one of these pretty furs for a loved one this season.
An observant note on a large store filled with various goods and items. The piece emphasizes abundance and readiness to serve customers with a wide range of offerings.
A dealer extols well fitted stylish durable shoes and promises exchanges after Christmas for a perfect fit. Every pair—largest to smallest—is double reinforced at the toes and offered at fair prices.
The Unionville paper notes Putnam County voting to become dry by a large margin, with the statewide trend of Missouri counties moving to prohibition. It highlights home commerce, court-house bond plans, and local ads as the week closes, plus brief obituaries and community notes. It also questions federal tariff and income tax debates, and recalls a toddler Forest Medlin’s death.
In Mexico the revolution continues to unfold with Huerta still on the throne as fighting and political maneuvering persist. Analysts estimate millions of dollars in property have been affected or lost amid the turmoil.
To property owners in the Rinehart Drainage District a meeting is set at W M Saxbury’s office in Queen City Schuyler County Ki on December 30 to elect two Board of Supervisors members for four and five year terms. Secretary Tulam Dererzzino notes elections held until successors are elected.
John Orin Torrey lost a horse recently and H V Torrey lost another this week making three fallen horses this fall. Mise Joy Hamlin visited Muncee Maud and Floy Hamlin Friday. Services were rained out Sunday. Children were writing letters to Santa Claus. Irvin Putnam of Lucerne made a business trip to town. Several children were out of school this week due to colds and bad weather. A C Torrey was a Powersville scaler Monday.
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