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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
10
The Unionville area lists community items including theater notes for Diamonds and Hearts at the opera house tonight. Local happenings mention holidays, trade ads, visits, and multiple residents of Unionville and surrounding towns.
Mrs Jala L Green and family visited from Lemonville as Miller & Wentworth Mercantile Co advertised low prices on sewing machines and rockers. Presiding Elder Rappenfield led services at Kirkeville church and chaired a quarterly conference. Mr and Mrs John Pierson of Powersville closed a deal to buy 40 acres of the Tuller farm at Central City.
Advertises buying ten fat turkeys this month at the highest market price with payment guaranteed. Mentions phone contact and Unionville Produce Co. Also notes local social and farm news including residents traveling, a farm sale, illness, and upcoming church services.
Advertises Nip and other cigars as ideal gifts, noting prices and box counts. Reports on cement block wall progress at Roth-McCatchen buildings, skunk catches by L. D Pinson, and a busy Christmas shopping day drawing county shoppers. Mentions A. W. Smith becoming Hutchinson Street Railway secretary and a free Xmas Sparkle cigar giveaway planned for Dec 28.
In a festive gathering the Elmwood club met at Mrs Zell Brasfield’s house to craft gifts for Yoletide. Guests included Mrs Josie Wyckoff Colburn and Mrs Dr Carryer. A dinner of chicken pie picalilli cranberry jelly and coffee followed as members planned January meetings.
The item notes 23 to be offered at the Pewesweate event held in connection with W. S. Christy Fur Market. Readings indicate a sale or listing associated with the fur trade.
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