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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 18, 1907
Page
7
Local sale lists leather and wood rockers dining chairs Morris chairs priced from five to fifteen dollars. Ss and cane seat models range two fifty to six dollars with smaller items seventy five cents to four dollars and top values between three fifty and eighteen dollars.
A store invites the public to view its holiday line featuring chafing dishes five to ten dollars, spoons and forks, serving dishes up to three fifty, tea sets five to seven dollars, crumb trays and cutlery sets. Prices vary with pieces shown and samples available for examination.
A catalog of rug dimensions with prices ranging from 2.25 to 40.00. Items include 9x12 ft rugs and several Axminster and Smyrna pieces in 26x54 and 36x72 inches, with prices noted as 15.00 to 40.00, 2.50, 4.00, 2.25, and 5.00.
Readable ad lists several furniture items with wide price ranges from 1.50 to 60.00 dollars. It invites shoppers to visit the store to discover furniture such as centers tables music cabinets davenports lounges couches beds and iron beds while noting many beautiful pieces may match shopper desires.
Comstock-Brasfield Mercantile Co. crowds, weaving work by Rebecca Cormeny, and numerous local visits and activities. Neighbors host birthdays, box supper at Genoa, protracted meetings, and small town movements with various residents moving, traveling, or recovering from illness.
Community updates list residents improving after accidents and illnesses. Homer Guffe plans a move to Myron Jones' place for winter. Mentions include Rev. Cox preaching, Miss Chloe Speaks sick, Miss Leva Duree ill with pneumonia, and Dr Painter moving from Powersville to Unionville to continue osteopathy. A death is recorded for Mrs. Charles Martin of near St. John buried in Seymour.
Local notes report a claimed remedy from Cooper's new discovery touted to stop headaches for good. The column also lists social visits, travel to Pollock and Cincinnati, revival progress, and various community happenings including school and church life across town.
Fine weather noted in the locality as Itema are reported sgrea in the Mt Harmony area.
Winter weather continues as residents carry on with daily tasks. Elmer Worley helps Tom Barnett haul goods on Thursday. Laura Cockefsir attends Unionville reading circle. G W Lemley travels to Browning Missouri to visit relatives. Tom Choate chopped wood for Mr B T Span. M F Speak and family and Mr and Mrs James Davis visit H Barnett and wife.
L H Howard guarantees Hyomei will cure catarrh or refund money in full. The ad claims the inhaled medicated air reaches nose throat and lungs to destroy catarrh, soothe mucous membranes, and vitalize tissue. Complete outfit priced at 1.00. Buy today from L A Howard.
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