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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
5
Local notices report Hugh Elson's return from Chicago, market and shop ads, theater promotions, holiday gifts, and family visits. Mentions Miller & Wentworth Merc Co fancy goods, Goodrich's Jewelry, Walton's shop, band concerts, and various residents traveling to Kansas City, Columbia, or Oklahoma for auctions, weddings, or visits.
The Qutauey Brothers advertise for a load of horses mares and mules for the western market. Accept blemished stock and some age weights 1100 pounds and up must be in good flesh. Will pay for farm use animals as is.
For sale pure bred chickens. Black Langshangs Barred Rocks and Light Brahma cockerels offered at seventy cents each. Contact H. R. Brasf yeln.
Worthington Press reports Frank Hodge closed a deal making Bird Cullum owner of a east side town square business building and two lots chosen for a meat market. John Oliver lost 260 dollars to Wise but the thief was captured and jailed at Ancaster.
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