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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
10
An advertisement asserts a positive guarantee for Hyomei as a cure for catarrh with a risk free trial. It promotes the medicated air inhalation and promises no stomach disturbance, stating the complete outfit costs 1.00 and claims the product heals irritated membranes and destroys catarrhal germs.
Hard Tack W A Fox died at 7 o'clock after a Sunday stroke caused by rheumatism. He was in good health prior, attended a funeral Saturday, and was deeply valued by family and neighbors. He was buried in the Livingston town family cemetery Tuesday.
Crowded page records numerous Unionville area visits. Names include Holbday church Mrs Abe Anionville George Stuckey and Bledsoe Bros. Varying health updates, paraly sis and recovery noted for George Ellyard and Lydia Cheat. Community events feature peach and cake supper at Guy Lemons and early husking and hauling activities around Lemonsville and Unionville.
Mendota items report Mrs. F B Ketcham visiting from Burlington, J H Harriett selling property to Chas Auten, four days mining last week with some workers returning from Novinger, H McKinley preaching to a large church crowd, second lecture by Mr. McNutt set for Dec 11, Joseph Farris H Coghill and Wald er Burgess back from Des Moines, James Anderson improving, P C Potter confirming safe arrival at stopping place, B H Johnston family heading West via Burlington, Isaac McKinley and Miss Stella Fowler visiting, John Wilcox and George English visiting Dr Haynes farm.
A crowd of village names and weekly moves fill this fragment. Residents report travels to St Louis Milton and Unionville while others return home from Columbia. The community looks to church services, farming plans, school progress and upcoming meetings as Rev Collier prepares to hold a revival.
A rural letter reflects on fall weather and harvest readiness in Elm Branch. Farmers finish collecting crops while Jack Frost slows early spring work. The piece notes the Putnam County Sunday School Convention at Powersville December 6 7 and 8 and reports a local option vote in Jackson County within the 1st District.
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