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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
9
Unionville Missouri printing office entered at the post office as second class matter.
The issue closes for Christmas with warm wishes to subscribers and readers. It then surveys political notes about Senator Foraker and Roosevelt policies, Davis’s party return, and comments on Russia, naval hazing trials, and court decisions on Morton and Ripley. A classified notice seeks a local journal representative for Unionville.
An ad for knife and tool sharpening offers grind services for razors, scissors, and knives. It states sharp work is guaranteed and lists the shop as L. K. Flanagen’s at the southeast corner of the square.
A reflective reminiscence recounts visits to Rosewood and elements of Putnam County life. The writer praises generous hosts and neighbors, notes the quality of roads and mail-box markers, and urges road maintenance before winter. Mentions several local figures and the ongoing effort to improve travel and community services.
A writer observed Bank of Pollock in a Campbell Ketobart store rear room with Cashier Campbell and Aasiatant Welch in charge. The bank was damaged by a treant incident Wednesday morning, delaying operations until the safe cooled and could be opened. probate court appointed Henry Ellis guardian for Mayhew Olmstead of York township Monday.
Mr Olmstead among local witnesses for the case. Christmas exercises will be held in the Presbyterian church Sunday evening Dec 7 with a special program concluding in the distribution of presents for the Sunday School. In the morning Rev E D Barnes will preach Christianity the message of glad tidings.
A card from C R Tysor announces relocation to Tempe Arizona and invites shipments to their new address. He mentions a recent trip to Arizona with family and describes warm weather green landscapes orange and palm trees along streets.
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