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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1916
Page
7
Newspaper Price Hikes and Local Incidents Across States
The Schuyler County Republican and other papers raise annual prices to 1.50. Crickett, ex postmaster, freed after repaying funds. barbers raise rates then cut back amid living costs. A Kirksville suicide follows divorce suit. a large poultry show and a corn show proceed. Municipal trees gain popularity. Judge Woods begins reform aims. small-town theft and recovery tales appear amid broader agricultural and transport notes.
Mendota Route 1 and Nearby Visits Reported
Mendota Route 1 Mrs James Baugher is infirmed with illness. Leslie Bates visiting home folks this week. Emery Wilson traveled to Cincinnati Ia on business Thursday. David West’s house burned last Thursday morning, the home of John Brown. Pie supper at Friendship poorly attended due to cold. Charlie Behnie visited Bert Allen farm Saturday. Elvin LaRue visited Henry Dean family near Coal City Saturday night. James Baugher visited Bishop home Sunday. Lawrence Allen and family visited James Vincent home last week. Ori Wells sale drew several attendees Wednesday last week. Mrs Herschel Vincent ill. Mrs John Robbins improved at Henry Brown home. Ray Brown and family visited B D Bates home Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Baugher
Leslie Bates
Emery Wilson
Cincinnati
David West
John Brown
Charlie Behnie
Bert Allen
Elvin LaRue
Henry Dean
Coal City
Bishop
Lawrence Allen
James Vincent
Herschel Vincent
John Robbins
Henry Brown
Ray Brown
B. D. Bates
Butler and Casady Families Visit Mt Hope Church
South Blackbird residents Mr and Mrs Thomas Butler and daughter Zedda spent Saturday night and Sunday with Martin Wiles and family. Alta Casady visited with brother Glen Casady. Dinner guests at H D Gaver's included Letha and Theo Young Daisy Gillum Cassie Sanders Nora Bell and Gerald Don Pearson Richard Lipp and Pearl Cooley. Nelson Keller and family also visited Monday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Butler
Zedda
Martin Wiles
Mt. Hope
H. D. Gaver
Letha Young
Theo Young
Daisy Gillum
Cassie Sanders
Nora Bell
Gerald
Don Pearson
Richard Lipp
Pearl Cooley
Alta Casady
Glen Casady
Unclear Night Help At Butler Home In Wiles Case
Ray Lawson aided at the Joseph Butler residence on a Saturday night. Mrs Wesley Wiles and her daughter Mrs Joe Clay received help caring for a baby described as sick at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray Lawson
Joseph Butler
Wesley Wiles
Joe Clay
Cae Wet
Local Social Notes from Crowded Town
John Huller returns home after summer work in town. Perry Mills family visits Mrs. E E Casady. Grace Stewart visits home folks. Miss Lenora Stewart stays with Aunt Mrs Manuel Ray. Hannah Casady and others visiting Memphis this week. Ed Holler visits Manuel Ray home. Joe Duncan hauls hay for Ed Huller.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Huller
Towa
Perry Mills
E. E. Casady
Ed Huller
Graysville
Grace Stewart
Henry Ruggles
Warden Kimmel
Mt. Hope
Misa Alta Casady
Glen Casady
Ed Holler
Manuel Ray
Hannah Casady
Donnie Rose
Cora Terrell
Memphis
Beckie Ruggles
Anns Kimmell
Lenora Stewart
Nelson Keller
Bernie
Journey Butler
Robert
Dennis Rose
Joe Duncan
Local notes link showers and travels in Graysville
Graysville saw a shower with hail on Thursday. Mr Bowls moved to Kirksville last Thursday. Mrs Bill McFarland and children from Queen City visited to help care for Pearl McFarland who returned home Saturday. E M and Charley Cassady traveled on Thursday. Mrs I N Johnson, wintering with her daughter Charley Shipley, was very ill last week but is improving.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bowls
Kirksville
Bill McFarland
Queen City
Pearl McFarland
E. M
Charley Cassady
I. N. Johnson
Charley Shipley
Cattle Rounding Near Lancaster and Local Protracted Meetings
Mr Sidwell drives about 65 head of cattle on his brother's Lancaster area farm to feed with hay and pasture bought for a while. Protracted meetings begin December 2 at the U B church led by Mr Wim mer and continue all week. Local families visit and tend to relatives while church efforts hope for good outcomes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sidwell
Lancaster
Riley Hurley
Iron Bidwell
U. B
Wimmer
W. D. McFarland
Rose Cemetery
Alley Williams
Collins
Lake McFarland
Worthington
John
Pearl McFarland
Pete Vestal
Kirksville
Bless Cooley
Lone Star
Two Christmas Presents For the Price Of One
The Youth's Companion and McCall's Magazine offered as a bundle for 210. The Youth's Companion includes 52 issues of 1917 and remaining issues of 1916 along with the 1917 calendar. McCall's Magazine provides 12 fashion issues with a 15 cent dress pattern offer, plus a 5 cent stamp option.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Youth’s Companion
McCall’s Magazine
McCall’s
America
Youth
McCall's Magazine
McCall
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West Side Square
I A
Unionville, Missouri
Schuyler County Republican
Bethany Clipper
Princeton Telegraph
Princeton Post
C Crickett
Green City
Dadge Dyer
Hennibal
Crickett
Memphis Democrat
St. Louis
Kansas City
Potter
Columbia
Frank Mason
Good Fellows
Princeton
L. B. Woods
Wanamaker
Mercer County
Mr. Woods
Wabash
Saline County
Boone County
Henry Akeman
Miami
Kahoka
West Grove
Iowa
Panama
East
Bloomfield
Ohio
Macon Times-Democrat
U. S. Secretary of Agriculture
Missouri State Highway Commissioner
Legislatere
Mendota
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