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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 19, 1906
Page
8
Correspondence from Pennville notes Braden Bros shipping many turkeys this week amid widespread illness. Recurring social visits and church activities mark life, with multiple residents hosting and attending Sunday gatherings and neighbors staying busy with farm work and holiday preparations.
Fragmented item lists visits and family movements around Kirksville and nearby centers. Mentions Nellie Sears Charley Sears Ed Landitzer Ida Sears and Henry Willier. references Center Ville and Charlton. contains multiple misspellings and unclear fragments.
A short OCR fragment notes Kirksville Business College and Hartford dates, hinting at an advertisement or notice. The text is incomplete but places the college in Kirksville and mentions Hartford dates, suggesting an enrollment or event reference.
December weather reports and family visits mark a busy week in West Liberty. Notables include Mrs Joseph May hosting visitors, Revs Piper and Doyle leading a protracted meeting, and Joe Scifers completing a new barn with plans for a ferret to deter rats. Also noted are farm rentals, sickroom updates for Joseph Loughead, and multiple social visits to Geo Yount and Powersville connections.
Jeff Williamson sold Rob Crumacker two hundred bushels of corn last week. Mrs Geose Fightmaster dressed her geeo Tuesday and wants them to. Kopter had a nice, yellow threabhog last week. John B Hackney’s whithelr and Faneye he iped. Bee Willer was hailed cord spent. John Yoho sold w tine a bunch of turkey last week. Schnelle and wife Bully bought Wednesday. Honea Peake bell now dare. Weanise ha es ha ar ec laet week.
A damaged OCR note provides partial details on a winter period business scene. Readable items mention imports, a zone designation, and a rush on goods. Further specifics are unclear due to garbled text and missing segments.
Weekly Mendota fragment notes farm activity visitors and small town life. Residents report sick days visits from relatives hotel changes court date and local business updates along with a large ship description hinting at grand plans and costs.
A historical ad notes White's Cream Vermifuge as a worm remedy for children claiming it kills worms and cleans mucus nests. It recounts a Tennessee father giving the dose after a doctor suspected colic, reporting the child passed 73 worms. Sold by Nash Martin Walton's for Christmas jewelry.
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