Vague Fragments From Last Week Event Noted
Incomplete notes recount a gathering with names like Carter Bradshaw Mellie Weson and Helton. Partial mentions of Hinton Lawrence and Jemse Pick Mabe appear amid scattered words and unclear actions.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 22, 1915
Page
3
Incomplete notes recount a gathering with names like Carter Bradshaw Mellie Weson and Helton. Partial mentions of Hinton Lawrence and Jemse Pick Mabe appear amid scattered words and unclear actions.
News items report residents relocating to a south Kirksville farm, visits by Mrs. Owen Stokes to Livonia, widespread snow and ice, and local illnesses. Individual mentions cover hog butchering, house construction, a sick list, and a death at a home near Exline with a ME church funeral at Goar Chapel.
An advertisement by R. J. Schiffmatn of Saint Paul Minnesota hawks a cough and bronchitis remedy. It promises guaranteed money back and offers a dubious dosage claim claiming equal medicinal value to stronger products, pressing buyers to trust testimonials over tested proof and warning of a money back guarantee.
Keene and relatives visited at Witam Hackney's home. Ton BK Smith injured his foot last week. Johnny Kopfer worked for Karve Hackney. George Fightmaster and Merrit Corbin aided Rock Schnetle in a property survey outlining a square with 240 and 264 foot sides.
A festive note to the Old Reliable readers wishing them a merry Christmas. The column recalls 30 years of loyal readership and notes winter ice on the ground and children coasting while elders watch. Mrs Earl Smith and her son Leon visit at Oscar's home.
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