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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
2
Local notices report holiday shopping lines at Goodrich’s, Walton’s and other stores with promotions for Nip cigars, Christmas gifts, and money-saving offers. Residents are urged to buy early, with several names traveling home for the holidays and several sales and services listed.
A. F. Keene serves as president with S. P. Leten as vice president and J. F. Schnelle as cashier. Directors include B. F. Schnelle, W. D. Lemen, G. W. Vermillion, and W. N. Ricketts.
A party of about thirty residents from Rathburn Iowa returning from church service at Darbyville were struck on a trestle bridge by a fast train. Miss Ethel Hopkins was killed and Miss Mabel Horn injured while Fred Workman risked his life to save others and was seriously injured.
A Berlin newspaper predicts that Japan and the United States will be at war in 25 years, presenting a bullish view on the future conflict and expressing confidence in both nations. The piece frames the outlook as a matter of inevitability rather than speculation.
Sufferers find relief from rheumatism with Chamberlain's Pain Balm and Ely's Dream Balm advertised by local merchants. A medical claim notes Ely Cream Balm cures nasal catarrh, while Woolford's Sanitary Lotion promises quick itch relief. Local druggists, stores, and doctors are named as sellers.
County tax collection details list banks in the county outside Unionville and at Capt D W Pollock's store in St John where taxes may be paid. Tax books are in Unionville and may be used. Liberty township taxes may be paid at Livonia or Mendota. Warning against hunting on premises south of Unionville with prosecutions threatened.
Lawmakers approve raises for the Vice President, Speaker, and Cabinet members from 88 000 to 12 000 a year with an effective date. They also reject a plan to lift town member salaries from 5 000 to 7 500 annually.
A 1966 note discusses box rent reductions for smaller post offices and higher charges for larger facilities. The proposal aims to align fees with service levels and regional differences, seeking a fairer structure despite varied office sizes.
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