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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 24, 1913
Page
2
A flurry of social updates from Unionville and nearby towns lists visits from Wom Statler, Mrs Z C Way, Mrs M Cook, and many shoppers from Pollock and Cincinnati. Mentions include Mr and Mrs V A Price, Capt Gordon inspecting Co B, and several relatives spending holidays in Unionville. A Rexall oil ad and a local sale offer punctuate the scene.
A 1913 Christmas message expresses gratitude to the automobile public for supporting the business and signals a wish for a Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous year in 1914. The note emphasizes delivering full worth for money and growing the business through public appreciation.
Mr Emerson Fowler accepts the order for Kirke items and schedules weekly shipments. Backer at Narre Kitchen oversees delivery. Text indicates routine inventory handling and regular distribution cadence.
Community notes list residents with holiday travel visits and family gatherings. Mrs. Ben Mul i wat and Miss Ida Hanel are among those visiting kin, while Mrs. Jane Harr returned home from Kirksville after a holiday. Rexall Cherry Bark Cough Syrup advertised with price points.
A brief public notice lists two residences for sale in Mare State under CHAD on Eres, along with related sale details and official actions.
At the December 16 1913 meeting of the Farmers Bank of Unionville a 3 member committee drafted and unanimously adopted resolutions mourning Otho Staggs a stockholder and charter member who died December 13 1913. The notes praise his faithful service and pledge sympathy to his family with copies to be filed and sent.
Fragmentary quotation on liberty contrasts personal liberty with universal freedom. Attributed to Hobhouse style notes appear alongside initials L T. The readable text centers on imagined social balance and shared rights.
An advertisement promises to fill your bid for any building need from lath and shingles to a complete house or barn. It emphasizes prompt attention to all orders, large or small, highlighting street care.
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