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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1920
Page
2
A testimonial claims women’s health relief from Dr. Pierce’s Favorite Prescription. The speaker says a long distressing condition disappeared after three treatments and urges others to use the remedy, with purchase details provided for tablets and liquid forms.
A series of social visits and gatherings fills the Unionville community. Miriam Good visits sister Dora Newell, Ralph Berry meets Grandmother Emaline Berry in Shawnee, and multiple neighbors attend church and Sunday dinners. An all day Union church meeting is planned for next Sunday with a dinner to follow. The Ladies’ Aid elects officers at a year end meeting. Scarlet fever cases improve at the Cook household.
The Farmers' Bulletin 1000 from the US Department of Agriculture outlines eight lower incisors in cattle, six development stages to judge age, and how tooth wear indicates calf age. It notes practical use for judging age and discusses related dental development.
The article tracks calf dentition from birth to twelve years, detailing how the deciduous teeth are replaced by permanent incisors and pinchers. It notes timings for intermediate teeth eruption, leveling of pinchers, and wear progression, culminating in a straighter arch and stubby teeth by age twelve.
Dairymen keep milk record sheets yet fail to perform regular butterfat tests. The article notes the test is simple with proper facilities and a basic handpowered Babcock test outfit is inexpensive and worthwhile, paying for itself through increased efficiency in a few months.
The note urges care for dairy stock focusing on calf rearing from birth and avoiding mixing warm cream with cold cream. It warns that fly pests torment cattle in summer and advises separate feeding and tailored tailk regulation by calf size, stressing disciplined practices and hygiene.
A community candy supper at Burns School drew a large crowd and generous bidding for pies and candy to support Cher schools. Seventeen pies and candy boxes brought 10.58, the most popular lady box 14.04, a lunch box 23.70, and a soap bag 4.81. Total 53.13 with an 80 cent donation added later, funds earmarked to buy seats for the school case and a remaining 45.81 from last year in the bank.
An old advertisement touts Sloan's liniment as a quick pain relief solution. Phrases claim warmth and soothing effects with no rubbing required. The snippet notes a price around 1.40 and mentions a three unit bundle.
Taxpayers of Lincoln Town will attend meetings at Howland, Mendota, and Unionville to discuss and pose questions about taxes. The notice references a sequence of locations and dates, urging residents to participate in the tax selection process and public discussion.
Fragmentary report lists Miss Carrie Law, Miss Emma Partin and others in a small Iowa community. It notes a wife’s visit to Bloomfield, a retirement on Tuesday after ten weeks, and a parental home event with Neal Hawai and TM-Lawson mentioned in passing.
Mrs Velma Mathes and children Lloyd Mildred and Wands spent a Sunday with Cullum. Ruth Hasereve visited Sy Mock. Kies Mathes and Mary Gon visited Lav e. Bertha Crawford and Ruth visited Oliver home. Laura Landtiser called at H J Dickerton. Nona Freya stayed with Blankenship. Chas Mathes and son from Montana visited near Livonia. Hinerman helped with butchering. Napple visiting Louis Hinerman. Chester Blankenship and son Lee visited Mace Barnhart. John Mathes at Will Gorrell.
Lee McVey plastering for G. W. Miller while Mrs Jimmie Quintin shopped at Unione last Thursday. Godfrey helped George Miller plaster this week. Mrs Cory Keene left Saturday for Satta san Har. Albert Zenith has been sick. School preparing a ropa for Christmas. Averil of Iowa awaits daughter Mrs D. C. Just nine days to Christmas. Weather mild, stock and fuel steady. Winter coming, crops turning colder. Santa prep underway as Commodore Matthew welcomes a new baby boy in Lemons.
Ilda Pasedy and daughters spent a pleasant night with Mr and Mrs John Alevee. Katie Bus was the popular hostess with a candy box. Alfred Ruggles and Ese visited Worthington Saturday. Arcel Casady and Teel Casady visited Davie Rate Mra Johner and Mr Bg itr Pearl Montgomery aided Wilda Canady Thursday. Walter Duncan’s visited Graynville last week for a baptizing. Teel and Arcel Casady visited Martina towns and Peters left for Centerville. Mr Nulton visited Hartford. Eparks spent Friday with her father Jonathan.
A garbled 1968 snippet references life joys, a motel, a contractor deposition, and a plan to follow orders. It mentions a sixteenth century idea and a dress, but details are unclear and several phrases are obfuscated.
Notice to taxpayers of Wilson Township announces tax collection schedules for December and January with sessions at Lemons and at Citizens Bank of Unionville, signed by collector J. Tucker. The ad also includes an 1815 warning about kidney troubles and a testimonial promoting Doan's Kidney Pills from T. A. Carter of Unionville.
The clerk in vacation orders publication in a civil action against non-residents Warpees Fe Bank of Unionville and others. The petition states defendants’ non-resident status and a note claim of six hundred fifty eight dollars and sixty cents. they must appear by a specified date before the April term 1921.
The notice informs all persons with claims against the estate of the deceased to present their claims within months after the date of letters testamentary. The executor MM Smith is named and the probate court location is indicated.
Notice issued in the Probate Court of Tutnam County Missouri regarding a will and estate administration. The date references November and letters testamentary or related legal actions. The document lists potential heirs or interested parties and directs required actions by specified dates.
Emmett G Smith and Opal M Smith default on a debt secured by a trust dated July 1 1919 and converted to Carl L Crooks trustee. The property includes the north half of the northeast quarter section 25 township 66 range 9 and the north half of lot 2 of the northwest quarter section 25. Sale set for December 24 1920 at the Unionville Coast House between 10 am and 4 pm for cash to cover the debt and sale costs.
A notice prohibits hunting trapping or trespassing on farms in possession under penalty of law. Signatories include W. A. Smith and Floyd Steele with listed local residents and landholders. The document names multiple family heads and neighbors such as Bert Anchors Lee John Korma Lee R Hecker Keith Morgan J T Morgan Hugh Hill and others.
An early 20th century advertisement claims Hall's Catarrh Remedy treats catarrh by cleansing mucous surfaces and reducing inflammation. It asserts internal and bloodstream action to relieve acute and chronic catarrh symptoms. The copy targets sufferers of frequent nasal congestion and headaches.
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