A Word About Early Buying
The article urges early holiday shopping to avoid crowds and stock shortages. It notes strong early buying by most of the trade, and announces display of Holiday Goods with extra clerks for prompt service.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
6
The article urges early holiday shopping to avoid crowds and stock shortages. It notes strong early buying by most of the trade, and announces display of Holiday Goods with extra clerks for prompt service.
A note describes gifts for ladies available in colors blue red green and black. Options include plain items or those with a fancy stripe.
Christmas presents offered include eight pair of kid gloves in long or short styles. Hosiery features Lisle and silk options in varied lengths and shades. The collection is marketed as a festive, stylish gift suitable for ladies or gentlemen.
An item describes high quality blackboards with top outline drawing Jessons 10 frame, added desk front lowers, No. 1 extra range size in red, priced at 81.00. It notes built compartments for paper and envelopes and emphasizes sturdy construction.
Milbury Mass December 6 Mrs Louisa M Taft mother of William H Taft secretary of war died after several days of sinking at age sixty born in Boston raised in Milbury and married Alphonso Taft of Cincinnati her family the Torrys played a role in Massachusetts history with her great grandfather Col Holman commanding a Saratoga regiment.
The First Baptist church of Unionville expresses grief at the passing of Brother Wm T Link and Deacon Wm A Fox. The resolutions extend sincere sympathy to their families and commend them to the Heavenly Father. Copies will be sent to families, minutes, city papers, and denominational papers. Written and approved by the church on the 4th.
Legal notice listing L and K McCu Touen Wm M Fowler On a L Miller Jas BR Matheson clerk with dates and names for official filing or action. Names appear in a damaged OCR fragment with no clear context or actions stated.
Local notes report Mr and Mrs M Dwyer returning from Oklahoma visit and a cheerful gathering at Fred Minear’s with taffy pulling. Jury duty assigned to A M Fowler. George Logsdon visited from near Sidney. A well attended Omaha meeting and Vernie Wright’s brief home stay are noted. Uncle Billy Carpenter visits Frandidaugster Mrs F Minear and at A Stevens. Kansas City Post editor H J Groves dies from a self inflected bullet, Richard C Horne charged with first degree murder and jailed.
Auction announces sale at 10 30 a m on Monday December 16 1907 at the farm 14 miles northwest of Lemonville and 7 miles southwest of Unionville. Goods include 14 milch cows 7 hogs 1 yearling filly 2 farm wagons farming implements hay corn furniture and more. 9 months credit on sums over 25 with interest if due, 6 percent discount for cash. G B Olinger A P McElhinney auctioneer.
Letters of Administration for the partnership estate of Jordan and Bates granted to B F Guffey on October 28 1907 by the Putnam County Missouri Probate Court Claims must be exhibited within one year to avoid loss of estate rights Two year limit for bar applies Surviving partner José G Worvan dates November 18 1907 Missouri Republican Editorial Association to meet in St Joseph January 18 19 N J Glover druggist of Princeton and clerk Chas Renfro arrested for selling intoxicating liquor out on bond Drury College Springfield reincorporated as non-denominational shoe workers in Kansas Cityordered to seek old jobs after 22 000 workers struck for nine hour day and 18 per week minimum wage Harriman railroad construction resumes with Union Pacific contractors advertising for laborers
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