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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 14, 1910
Page
3
The correspondence mentions John Myers ill with pneumonia after a rain incident near Sag and adds several social calls and visits. It records various local residents like Dormer, Lawrence McEnie, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hawkins, Jennie McCoy, Luke Morgan, and others sharing neighborly updates.
A garbled OCR item mentions medicines and a medicated line. Names and places are unreadable. the fragment hints at a health related notice or advertisement but lacks coherent facts.
The week’s notes cover visits and calls among families in the Pennville and Unionville area, including Kelley Beck and Cute-Gultey, Grant Jones, Dave Smallbone, and Emory Kelley. Activities mention meals, Sunday visits, and local social gatherings, with neighborhood remarks on trade at Pennville. A model cure-all ad promotes Ballard's Snow Liniment for rheumatic pains. Weather is noted as fine and dry, with several residents visiting Lon Burns and family in Elko.
An advertisement asserts a bad complexion stems from an inactive liver and claims Ballard's Herbine will restore liver function. The copy promotes Noah Martins as the supplier of this liver regulator.
Mr Pleasant Gray returns from Mystic Iowa visiting family. W M Clark visits Green Castle with a load of turkeys. Clint Buckalew buys a new buggy and team. Young folks gather at Mr Sears for a Sunday night event. Farmers seek rain as wells and ponds run low. John Simmons and Alfred Miner dig coal at Conkin bank. Charles Cornmesser and wife visit Pennville. Grandma Thompson is feeble this winter. Thompson brothers buy corn. Thomas Lawson makes a business trip to Green Castle. Doan farm buyer Mr Smith moves in. Andy Baughman buys Sidney store and becomes merchant.
An old advertisement claims taking Ballard’s Horehound Syrup at the onset of a cough or cold prevents pneumonia or consumption. It asserts few doses stop the cough and a longer treatment if it runs longer, but guarantees a cure.
Mr and Mrs Frank Shriver of Green City visited with Mr and Mrs Hartley Shriver on Thursday and Friday. Mr and Mrs John Porter spent Sunday at their uncle J R Pollock s home. Miss Leo Warren left Saturday for Cameron Mo to spend the winter with Rev W A Pollock s family. Mr and Mrs I P Beary and children visited Edgar Putnam on Sunday. Mrs J D Beary made a business trip to Seymour last week. Mrs Buchwrai Shriver and daughter Fannie are ill with tonsillitis. Vooe John Hamlin is improving this week. School closed Friday for a two week vacation. Mr and Mrs John Porter stay with their uncle James Harbert this week. Miss Anna Hamlin spent weekend with home folks.
An ad for Wentworth Mercantile Co promotes Round Oak as a desirable Christmas gift. The copy highlights the stove as a superior present option and names Jane, Mary, John, and Elmer as potential buyers or endorsers.
A mixed local column recounts mining incidents near Lone Star with a minor collapse at the Kenny Adners coal mine and safe evacuations. It records community happenings and visits at the Waite and Anders schools, a singing gathering, ciphering match plans, and a Woolman play attendance, plus brief notices of illness and health product claims.
A newspaper notice invites women to try Parisian Sage from L. H. Howard's with a 50 cent bottle. Use for two weeks. if unsatisfied, request a refund. Claims include hair dressing benefits, dandruff relief, and itchiness cure with money back guarantee.
Mandora notes Wm McDonald and family returning from Montana and finding the western country unsatisfactory. Abe Dray sustains severe head injuries at Mine No 2 while James Vincent and Wm Morgan recover from ailments. W H Swope runs Mendota barber shop, moving his family there. tramway accident injures horse and Amis Down. three cars derail. John Worley of Holine plans a Christmas tree event. auto mishap near James Lawton’s leaves the car at Andrew’s barn.
William Peppers left his weighman job at No. 2 mine and began moving back to his Mendota home. On Tuesday the miners conducted an election at the hall.
If you are troubled with any kidney, bladder or rheumatic trouble you will find six days treatment in a one dollar bottle of Hall's Texas Wonder and seldom one bottle fails to cure. Send for testimonials. Dr. E W Hall, 2926 Offye Street, St Louis, Mo, Sold by Druggists.
Sale ad for a spring wagon with outside brake a sulky plow 16 inch and a cultivator all together for 80 dollars. Seller Geo Ruth requests contact for purchase.
Notice to taxpayers from T B Barnhouse, collector, listing Chariton on December 14 21 and 28 and Omaha on December 15 22 and 29 for tax collection. He will be at home on other days.
Wentworth Mercantile Company offers Round Oak delivery timed to the hour or minute and held at the right spot for a Christmas gift.
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