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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1900
Page
3
The publication promises Monday and Thursday issues with latest telegraphic dispatches and engaging stories. It targets both men and women with political, domestic, foreign news, markets, and fashion items, plus household tips, fiction, and book gossip for a broad, alert readership.
In remarks about a 1904 governor bid, Sam B. Cook promises to be a capable official for the next four years, while noting the people will decide then. The item references rival Congressman Cowherd as a leading nominee and discusses public sentiment and self-improvement ads.
An ad touts DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a tonic that cleanses the liver removes obstructions and invigorates the system. Noah Martin, Druggist. A political note mentions Delegate Wilcox from Hawaii facing possible investigation by Congress over polygamy. Hawkeye reports he is charged with having more wives than etiquette allows under the law.
Jasper N Hatfield and Fredonia Hatfield defaulted on a September 15 1898 deed of trust. The land described in Section 9 Township 64 Range 16 Union County Missouri 40 acres to be sold December 22 1900 at the Unionville Court House to pay the debt and costs. Noah Onooks Sheriff and acting Trustee conducts the sale.
A testimonial notes relief from headaches indigestion and sluggish health after using Dr Caldwell's Syrup Pepsin. The letter is signed by Mavone R Adams and sold by Monroe and Howerd. William Robbins a river steamboat pilot now farms and domesticated quail successfully.
An old newspaper column touts New Life Pills promising clearer brains and higher ambition for 25 cents, sold by Nash Martin Druggist. It also notes travel costs abroad totaling 50 million dollars yearly and references Foley's Honey and Tar as a leading cold remedy. Also mentions a political contest and Burlington Route holiday round trips within 200 miles.
Immigrant prospectus touts land and farm opportunities across Kentucky Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Florida. Proclaims cheap land at $1 per acre, 500000 acres offered under Homestead laws, plus stock-raising profits in Gulf Coast, with half fare trips on first and third Tuesdays. Contact K J Wemyss Louisville for maps and details.
Walter Williams editor of the Herald teaches the largest adult Bible class in Missouri at the First Presbyterian church in Columbia. The class now enrolled exceeds 300 with about 265 in average attendance, including students and teachers from the State university among a mixed membership of all ages and both sexes.
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