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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
7
Unionville store touts a large diverse display of imported hand painted china for Christmas. Prices are advertised as low versus competitors and customers may choose individual pieces or complete dinner sets.
Regular services announced for next Sunday at the Presbyterian Church. Morning Communion of the Lord's Supper will be celebrated and all who owe the Lord are invited to face areke. Also an opening for money to loan with offers from 500 to 810,000 at low real estate rates by B. H. Bonfoey.
The National Bank of Commerce of Kansas City closed last Thursday after a six week drain cut deposits from thirty five million to sixteen million. It went into receivership appointed by the Comptroller of the Currency. The move sent ripple effects through Kansas City banks but broader impact remained limited.
The article notes a return to normal financial conditions across the country after a recent panic. Cash payments resume, bank deposits rise, and federal securities issuance slows. Unionville banks report substantial deposit gains while farmers reduce mortgage payments, signaling an across the board recovery.
A rustic quatrain warns of winds and disease as winter arrives and promotes Follister's Rocky Mountain son Nosh Martin as a protective remedy. The verse reads as a period style warning with regional brand mention.
An unclear classified ad promises home money on real estate with a range quoted from 9600 to 1000 and mentions a lender B. H. Bonroer, using questionable grammar and finance framing.
News briefs report residents traveling to Kansas Unionville Pennville and Chicago visits plus new houses underway in Antel's addition. Several locals attend church evangelist Rev J O Johnson and a major fall in Unton villa injures Mrs Tallie Christian but baby unharmed.
James T. Smith of Nevada Missouri says his leg was broken during initiation into the Modern Woodmen of America and sues the lodge for twenty thousand dollars.
James L Reed of Milan Missouri describes chronic back pain caused by past Typhoid fever and kidney irregularities. After trying remedies with no relief he found positive results with Doan's Kidney Pills and endorses them, urging others in Unionville to visit Martin's drug store for the product. Doan's Kidney Pills are sold nationwide by Foster Milburn Co Buffalo NY sole agents.
A notice requests settlement of a debt. It asks the recipient to call and pay by cash or bankable note before January and mentions L. B. Howard. The message seeks prompt resolution of the owed amount.
December entries show Ora Robinson Unionville21 Edns Holman Unionville26 104 S A Roberts Allerton to 27 Phoebe L Arnold Powersville17. The fragment lists names with places and numbers, indicating a public notice style record of residents and addresses.
Advertisement notes available funds to loan on improved real estate with same day application. States low interest rates and reasonable commissions, no charge for papers. Signed by B. H. Bentoey.
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