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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 18, 1918

Page

6

Local news briefs from Mendota and surrounding area

Multiple short items note travel and business visits by Finis Mitchell, David West, Neliic oheeley and others. sales of a red sow pig and various household goods. people moving to Bussey and Unionville. Marion Jones called to Ft. Riley. Jake Dooley wounded slightly. Henry Shoptaugh returned from Alabama nitrate work. Red Cross knitters urged to label finished garments.

Walton Huston Mendota Mary Neighbors Pollock Beverly Davis Des Moines Neliic Oheeley Finis Mitchell David West Tom Robbins Hayes McKinley Chas Auten James McCance Marion Jones Ft. Riley Kansas Dade Jake Dooley Uriah Dooley

Furs Wanted and Local Gifts Advertised in 1912 Page

The page markets high offers for prime furs after ten years in business and promotes "Useful Xmas gifts" in jewelry at Walt n's. It notes dental and health items, local arrivals, and festive greetings mixed with short notices about trains, cookies, and a travel nurse. A mention of Mrs Aja Low and others hints at social items and illness notes.

Mendota and Area News Highlights

Miss Florence Riley returns home to Mendota. W E Weasel of Seymour visits on business. Dr C R C McCalment returns from Kansas City trip. Edna Green visits from Kirksville. Grover Lane and baby return home from Verny after weeks away. Miss Marguerite Allen of St Louis visits on Red Cross business. Casady’s Bakery advertises quick bread deliveries. For sale Saxon Roadster 1915 model. Hyomei remedy offered with promise of refunds. Mrs B C Pickering travels to Centerville to see ill daughter. Jewelry store promotes Xmas selections.

Florence Riley Mendota Howard W. E. Weasel Seymour C. R. C. McCalment Kansas City Casady’s B.C. Pickering Centerville Walton’s Edna Green Kirksville Grover Lane Baby

Corn buyers and local visits clock nov 1918 scene

Hale and Elson drug store will open nov 29 1918 to sell corn with J W Martin of Numa Iowa promising constant presence. residents Huch Drummond Clark Buck Towne Bills McGee Davis Holliday Genevieve Thomas visit Centerville Lemens Kirksville St Joseph and Cincinnati noted with several healthy exchanges and funeral attendance.

Hale & Elson’s Huch Drummond Kirksville He Clark St Joseph J W Buck Cincinnati Iowa

Watch Repairing by John H. Brooks in Lovina Mo

John H. Brooks offers repair services for watches clocks sewing machines and organs in Lovina Missouri. Satisfaction guaranteed. Contact for any repair needs. Bulk of text indicates a local shop ad with promised workmanship and local availability.

John H. Brooks L Vonia

Local Notices from Exline and Glendale Underscore Winter Travel

Henry Henkle of Exline visited on business while Miss Ellen Daily of Howland was a Saturday caller. D R Powell returned from Mystic after a relatives visit. The Keller home at Glendale burned Sunday morning and is uninsured. W H Trive and Misses Swearengen and Maher returned to Centerville after M S Towne's funeral. bad weather forced them to abandon their car.

Henry Henkle Exline Iowa Ellen Daily How Sturday D. R. Powell Mystic Mr. Keller W. H. Trive Edna Swearengen Ellen Maher Centerville Towne

Local notices and ads from small town newspaper

A mix of sale notices and short personal items. For sale Holstein cow. D C Flanagan. Center ville Ia business trip. Mrs J P Hale visited Ethel Ia. J R Means called to Centerville Ia to see ill daughter Mary Jackson. Baker secured. fresh bread cookies cakes buns. phone 109 Casady. Miss Emma Bachmann returned Knox City from five weeks with aunt Emmett Donaldson. Xmas gifts line promoted. Walton 1912 Misses Jean McKinley Mae Middd Noon Esther Clark. Notes on friends in Kirksville and Naval School vacation. Continuous garbled text about relatives and travel between towns and a telegram about a mother not expected to live.

H. R. Peabody Centerville J. P. Hale Ethel Everett J. R. Means Mary Jackson C. W Casady Emma Bachmann Knox City Emmett Donaldson Walton Jean McKinley Mae Esther Clark Kirksville Naval School

108 Sheep for Sale in Livonia Mo

Having sold my farm I have 105 good young ewes and three bucks for sale. If wanting to buy sheep see me at Livonia Missouri. Also notes of various local people and a bread baker advertisement appear in this scattered column.

Livonia L. J Baquet

Orange Homer McKinley Dies From Pneumonia At 24

Orange Homer McKinley son of Mr and Mrs Andersen McKinley born March 10 1894 died December 14 1918 after suffering influenza and pneumonia. Survived by his wife Rollie and three siblings. Funeral held outdoors at home with burial in Mendota cemetery conducted by J Roy Wright.

Daisy Houston Oscar James Triplett Rocky Mountain Home Alberti Canada Orange Homer McKinley Mra Andersen McKinley Tye Rollie Cutue Ake Kirks- Vite Oma Mann Lider J. Roy Wright Mendota

Family expresses thanks for sympathy during illness

Mr and Mrs J A McKinley thank friends for kind words and acts of sympathy shown during the illness of their son and brother Orange McKinley.

Orange McKinley J A McKinley

War Ends On Western Front as Soldiers Fire Final Shots

Soldier writes from the front as the ceasefire nears, noting last shots fired at 10:56 and 10:59 with Germans as prisoners. He describes the mood as patrols out in No Man's Land and relief when news of armistice spreads, hoping the war ends soon and plans to write again.

Fritz Silrs Clark Piege Arthur Mantey G McKinley

Milling or Feeding Corn Wanted for Bid Delivery

A fragment notes a bid for white or yellow milling or feeding corn to be delivered on track with shipments in December and January. It lists R. E. Mfiler of Nira Iowa as contact. Also mentions Dr W H Campbell leaving Jefferson Barracks after a furlough and L McGoldrick traveling to Cincinnati to visit his children.

R. E Mfiler Nira Towa W. H. Campbell Jefferson Barracks L. McGoldrick Cincinnati

Sesqui Centenary Exposition Planned in Philadelphia

In 1926 Philadelphia plans an international exposition to be named the Sesqui Centennial Exposition. Sesqui means one and a half times the centennial era, a Latin root indicating one and a half more than 1776.

Baline Plants Grow Along Coasts and Salt Lakes

Baline plants include saltworts seaweeds prussuruck sea kale and asparagus that thrive by the seashore and salt lakes or dried lake beds. They are rich in saline constituents and their ashes were once used to make buarilla an impure carbonate of soda for soap glass and other products.

Dogs Served as Foot Warmers in Early New England Churches

In early New England days without stoves in churches women carried hot potatoes in their muffs and men brought dogs to church to act as foot warmers. A six-pence charge was levied per dog for this odd privilege.

New England

Morgan attends meeting of Northeast Missouri Lumbermen’s Assn

Morgan attended a meeting last week in Hannibal of the Northeast Missouri Lumbermen's Association, of which he is the president.

Morgan Hannibal Northeast Missouri Lumbermen’s Association

Mrs Trigg Returns Home From Centerville Visit

Mrs Harry Trigg returned home Thursday to Centerville Iowa after calling at the M S Towne residence.

Harry Trigg Centerville M. S. Towne

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McCutchen & Son Unionville, Mo WC Rose Unionville O CC Potts Wen Brownine Linma Peters Ed Moorer Calvin Metalles Henry Shoptaugh Muscle Shoals Alabama H V Thornburgh A. C. Thornburgh Miss Sue Red Cross le Heen Walt N’s Morst Zersal Hward Frank Davis Ds Moines Wea Aja Cizzines Vera G. A. Tate L. H. Howard Marguerite Allen St. Louis Home Service Ral Crosseps The J W Martin Numa Frank Towne Guy Bills Dave McGee J M Davis Howland Alice Holliday Lemens Genevieve Thomas M. B Tripp D. C. Flanagan Ben Vestn Hill Oklaoye Mes Lizvie Bishop Richard Bishop L. E Proffer Centsville Geneva Hunt Near Howkind Harry Wright Pearl Jesse Rogers Vera Earhart Chariton Or. Mabee Opal Smart C W. Casady J E Oldfield Brookfield Kitty Underwood J. G Morgan L.S Cc. A. Middleton Insurance C. A. Middleton France V. T. Altes Ohbru Wentworth Merc. Co. Ivonia
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