Hold Your Horses Wanted for Sale
A classified notice seeks horses and mares weighing at least 1400 pounds and up to eight years old. Buyers want well fed animals with good hair and breaking status.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 23, 1925
Page
4
A classified notice seeks horses and mares weighing at least 1400 pounds and up to eight years old. Buyers want well fed animals with good hair and breaking status.
The Unionville column covers local events at Beckley and Harndge Merry Year, school plays, Santa visits, and community visits. It notes arrivals from Kansas City, Christmas program joy, and various social calls among residents with names like Mr. Starr and Mrs. Goodwin.
Fragmentary notes describe stone ailments and possible medical observations. The text mentions Khanna and Misaourt with unclear roles, leaving questions about diagnosis and treatment in a historical medical context.
Sunday visits at the Walter Darwin home include Mrs Tobe Smith and neighbors. Attendees at a Graysville meeting led by J. Arlock. Family and travel mentions include Casady, Mullenix, Croft, Shipley, Johnson, Nelson, and Cas BIOs with various weekend or short-term visits and moves among Graysville area residents.
Community notes list various purchases and visits. John O Dorhell bought hogs at Fort Riley Thursday. Mabel Funnell and Julia Dilliner visited relatives. Residents like Dilliner Henry, Harry Lee and Otis Thompson traded at Mendota and Unionville. A telephone man toured the area Saturday for company interest.
Wishes from the editor and staff for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. News notes: a birth to John Polsten and wife. irs Ureachering visiting Hartford then Newton Iowa to live with parents A. H Williams and wife. Mildred with Will Hogg and family visited the parental home. Oscar Clinkenbeard’s child burned by hot water and is mourned by family. Morday George Surrey on business trip. Surrey buys a new loud speaker radio.
A vintage advertisement touts Caletabs as a night time cure for colds and grippe, claiming purged calomel effects without tradeoffs. It promises complete relief by morning with no nausea, and urges a family package for 35 cents at any drug store.
Taxpayers are informed the tax collection will be held at the National Bank and at local venues Saturdays and through March for the purpose of collecting taxes. This notice lists the collector Mundon Caullector.
An advertisement from the Koch of Detroit outlines cancer treatment coverage through the McManus Cancer Institute. It directs readers in Kirksville Missouri to contact the office for further information at telephone numbers 673 1391 and 673 1324.
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