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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
1
A Nebraska memo from State Senator Sauer advocates Peruna for bronchial troubles. The page also discusses hymn selections during a Methodist service, debates over muting classic tunes, and reflections on tradition and childhood songs. It also includes brief items on William McKinley holiday talk, a Knights of Macabees defalcation case, and a Seattle funeral notice for Jonathan B. Holmes.
A Boer side figure argues Roosevelt could pressure Britain by limiting male manpower sent to South Africa, potentially hastening an end to the conflict. The remark reflects Boer strategy discussions amid wartime diplomacy.
Severe weather forces cancellation of the elaborate parade planned by World’s Fair management last Friday to accompany the groundbreaking ceremonies for the construction work.
R. and McClellan of Chapel have bought the steam laundry from E. O. Lemon and plan to resume operations. Stant, a capable businessman and hostler, will run the enterprise while attempting to rebuild a steady local business. The note of optimism cites hard work and business principles.
A called meeting of Mansfield Post No. 181 G A R will be held at Powersville on Saturday January 4 192 at 2 pm. Members are urged to attend due to important business. By order of Joseph Howey M C F Howarp Adjutant.
Stouts presents contemporary photography with bold compositions. Enlarging and framing services are offered to showcase the works in homes and galleries.
Dr J B A Croesland of St Joseph a prominent colored politician is appointed minister to Liberia by President Roosevelt The post pays 4000 dollars annually and the colored community is saluted for this strong recognition.
Report lists students with daily attendance 2821 and averages for the Dixon school district. Includes names such as Rhoda Dixon Gladys Dixor Willie Dixon Alma Quarie Mamie Jeffers Eva Harndon Silvie Carie Gracie Jeffers Marie Jeffers Ethel Moore Liza Dixon and many others. Teacher Mag Care.
An offer for farmers bundles The Live Stock Indicator The Poultry Farmer and Special Farmers Institute Edition with the home paper for 12 dollars. The bundle promises substantial reading matter at a small price and is available for a short time, with samples on request at the office.
A New York man who died last week is denounced for leaving four widows. The Macon Republics notes the irony that he could not take them with him. This small civic jab reflects the era’s humor about fortunes and fates.
The Rereaticas send readers warm wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. The note praises peace and goodwill, highlighting family reunions and community generosity in Unionville, and urges shared joy among all residents during the season.
The county health secretary Dr Berry reports four cases of small pox in the west end and Dr McNeily of Powersville confirms the disease with strict quarantine. Dr Stanberry of Dean Iowa notes two northeast cases while the Powersville Record cites the Rodgers family near town under quarantine. doctors differ on causes but precautions are taken and patients progress well.
A Christmas fund started by local church youth groups has expanded beyond expectations with gifts of food clothing and fuel. This installment lists donors including Mrs Stewart Mrs Clark Mrs Thompson Mr Payne and many more along with acknowledgments of contributed fruit clothing bedding and other items.
The Aeropucas goes to press this Tuesday afternoon instead of Wednesday forenoon so the crew and editors may enjoy a well earned holiday at Christmas.
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