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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 19, 1900

Page

4

Local Notes highlight visits and illnesses in community

Fipin Sedby and Speedy remain hopeful for snow as residents share visits in Iowa. Homer Collum works at 643 Fowler’s. James Emery’s son is ill with fever. Seth Martz and family went to Unionville last Saturday. Grace Fowler visited the Nultons. Plumer Cason and Pearl Martz missed school Friday. Young people attend Grayaville meetings. A H Davide was ill but is now convalescing. Minear bought a new sewing machine last week.

James Emery Seth Martz Babe Unionville Willier Gorrall Grace ‘Fowler Joe Cullum Plater Neneveh Minear

Jell‑O Flavor Line Prompts Daily Menu Choices

A fragmented OCR note references flavors like Strawberry and Celestial colors, noting prepared items and a brief mention of beverages. It hints at a daily service pattern with assorted dessert flavors and ready portions.

Local items note deaths and community moves in Bates county

The report covers extended visits by Rev I L Crow and nephew Lee Crow to Bates county, H D Martin and Hal Timmons moving horses to Lancaster, Mrs W M Collins and son Rodney visiting Unionville, and Rodney returning after the holidays. It notes Capt Barker negotiating for right of way for a St Louis and Sioux City Railroad and the death of Adam Packard from paralysis with burial at Lyne Pine cemetery. Also a football score item correction. a boy breaks an arm in a race and a typesetter error in a prior note is clarified.

H. D. Martin Hal Timmons Lancaster Hugh Capt. Barker St. Louis Sioux City R. R Adam Packard Lyne Pine Herbert James Whitworth

Local notes and notices from a rural vicinity

Fragmented items describe a shooting match planned for John Tripletts on the 22nd, a Hartford man trading cows for corn, quail selling at five cents, a saw mill proposal on Payne's farm, Levi Pickering delivering hogs to John Smith, Johnson attempting to move his family and goods toward Lemonville, a corn basking at Frank Scott's, and neighbors aiding him after a felonious finger injury.

Payne Hoover Levi Pickering Mendota John Smith Johnson Lemonville Frank Scott

Over-Work Weakens Your Kidneys Ad

An old health advertisement explains kidneys filter blood and links kidney trouble to heart symptoms. It promotes Kilmer’s Swamp Root as a remedy with sample bottles and pamphlet offered by Dr Kilmer and Co of Binghamton New York.

Carrington’s inspection reforms target state school system

Superintendent Carrington has visited about 160 moral schools across the state, urging closer grading and better classification, more personal and literary instruction, greater funding for supplementary books, improved room decoration and hygiene, expanded high school access for rural students, better course alignment, and expert equity supervision to harmonize and unify the system.

Carrington Tata

Deceptive fox squirrel hoax draws hunters to trap

A country farmer posted a fake hunt by stuffing a fox squirrel with leaves and nailing it to a tree. Hunters fired at the decoy until their ammo ran out and the barrel heated. One hunter burned his pants sliding down. The hoax deterred no one, with several attempts reported. One hundred years ago today December 12 1800 Washington marked the first US session.

United States Washington D. C

Centennial Firework Display Over City Hall Tower

At noon the city hall tower in Philadelphia will be lit with red fire for ten minutes, visible for thirty miles. Two batteries will fire a salute, bells will ring, whistles will blow, and electric illumination will brighten the city premises.

City Hall Philadelphia

Aunt Emily Fades to Homeward Hope in Autumn

In a rural Ohio or West Virginia setting, Aunt Emily nears death as Mary Sharpe and Mrs. Winters tend her. Annie Mayes arrives to share the last days. Emily longs to return home to her passing daughter and memories of Andy, Annie, and farm life amid autumn fields and distant mountains.

Nirgoria Po Tayure Mary Sharpe Mrs. Winters Rees Joseph Emily Mary Shap Mary Andy Davér Wyj Annie Clinton Trayes Andy Anetti Ise Clinton Ben Anni Mrs Winters Annie Don Mars Striker Taisery

Chinese boys and youths excel in ancient riddles

Riddles are presented as clever pastimes of old juvenile prodigies. A few clues resemble English formats and ask about a fire with no smoke or water with no fish. A lantern is given as the answer to a two mouthed object that travels by night.

British Defeat and Prisoner Toll in Transvaal Action

British forces under General Clements suffer a signal defeat on the 19th as Boers capture 555 prisoners with many killed or wounded. The report recalls earlier disasters of Gatacre Methuen and Hullerd and warns that British troubles in the Transvaal continue. Noah Martin, Druggist, cautions against counterfeits of DeWitt's Witch Hazel Salve, touting its use for piles eczema and skin injuries.

Clements Gatacre Methuen Hullerd Transvaal DeWitt Noah Martin

Dorset School Month Grades Report

Dorset School lists pupil grades for the month ending December 4 1900 with scores ranging from 64 to 100. Named students include Chillie Knowles German Noel Virgil Noel Dea Knowles Edith Van Voast and others across the Eartha Casady Bessie Noel Blanch Watters Cleveland Knowles Clarence Noel Florence Noel George Van Voast Hazpl Watters Hugh Noel Jedrie Van Voast Jesse Knowles Willie Watters and Willie Van Voast.

Dorset Eartha Casady Bessie Noel Blanch Watters Chillie Knowles Cleveland Knowles Clarence Noel Dea Knowles Edith van Voast Florence Noel George van Voast Hazpl Watters Hugh Noel Jedrie van Voast Jesse Knowles German Noel Virgil Noel James Hollhier Willie Watters Willie van Voast

Cough Remedy Adrophs Disease Cure Urgent Help

An early 20th century style drugstore notice urges immediate help when a person’s life is in danger from a neglected cough or cold. It promotes One Minute Cough Oura as a quick cure for coughs, colds, croup, bronchitis, and throat or lung troubles. Nosh Martin, Druggist.

Oura Nosh Martin

Chamberlain Cough Remedy Endorsed By Chicago Druggist

Prominent Chicago druggist Thos. Whitefield of 240 Wabash Avenue says Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is effective for la grippe and has not a single reported case leading to pneumonia. He notes it provides prompt recovery and counters pneumonia risk. Noah Martin, Druggist, offers it for sale.

Thos. Whitefield Wabach Avenue Chicago Noah Martin

Clark County Sheriff Special Election Narrowly Won

In Clark County the special sheriff election on the eleventh produced a Democrat victory by 21 votes. Polling did about six hundred fewer ballots than the November regular election.

Clark County

No longer hopeless after Foley’s Kidney Cure claim

The ad proclaims Foley’s Kidney Cure as a guaranteed remedy for those discouraged by kidney disease loss of health and hope. Noah Martin is named in the text promoting the product.

Foley Noah Martin

Farm for Sale near Unionville Lemonville area

160 acres eight miles southwest of Unionville and thirty four miles north of Lemonville. 40 acres plow land 1 acre meadow 40 acres in sineine. Fenced pastures with tight wire, 76 bearing trees, good fruit. Eight room house with well. Cattle barn 80x, implement building 20, hot barn for ten head horses. Abundant water. entire farm. Bargain at two dollars per acre with terms to suitable purchaser. Uni gnyilie Mo.

Unionville Lemonville En Tire

Railroad timetables and connections from St Louis rail lines

A noisy OCR listing timetables for trains from Hannibal Quincy and St Louis including Twin City Express via Burlington connections to Kansas City Nebraska Denver and Chicago. It names agents L W WakzZieg W Maxwell and Howago Exziorr with requests to write for descriptive matter and folders.

Quincy Kane Tly Joseph Some Portland Missouri Ole An Quinny Lincoln Nebraska Twin City Quiscy Hannibal Kansas City St. Fo Denver Colorado TorHe Chicago Burlington St. Louis Carawonalla Toons U 7 Avery Wednany St. Joseph Eve Thuredey Salt Lake W. WakzZieg Louis

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