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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 25, 1901
Page
5
Sherman township listings show a school teacher and G. R. Statros clerk promoting town property for sale in Unionville as well as saddles harness and assorted goods. J. W. Derry and A M Swerr advertise bread flour bee flour and farm products with call to visit west side square.
A firm announces mailing statements to all customers and expects settlement of every account prior to January 1. Minter and Wexrwoern are noted. The notice emphasizes prompt action to settle outstanding balances.
The Quigley Repair Shop west of Jackson's advertises repairing guns sewing machines stoves roofs spouting and other items. It lists visits to Mendota and dates in December 1901 and mentions Howland and M. Fowie in the notices.
All persons indebted to Rein eJ Co. for note or account prior to 1901 are warned to call and settle before January 1 1902. Honor of the master J. C. LiAN Fighmaster.
Richland township tax books will be at the National Bank of Union Willd on the last two Saturdays in each month and the balance of time at a place. 21 Mostore Communittes, Collector.
Unionville Lodge No 010 O F members are urged to attend promptly at 7 oclock Friday December 27 1901. W A Brown Noble Grand and B Davrson Secretary note that the business is of importance and requires attention.
A cheerful notice announces monthly homeseeker excursions with full information and an application form. P F Wiragow, agent, directs readers to join the next outing and obtain details.
Market data from Unionville Missouri dated December 25 1901 lists weekly price changes for corn seed beans butter lard beeswax patow feathers ducks turkeys and other items. Prices show varied per bushel or pound and include fresh offerings like spring chickens and wool with noted market variability.
December twenty fifth listings show Gid C Coop buying eggs and selling oak kegs at local stores. J C Banner promotes farm loans and short term loans while L H Howard offers late copyright books and seasonable goods. Visitors include Miss Nora Moon Lemonvale and Miss Daisy Evans Kirksville with Ina Hamilton traveling to Cincinnati. Royal Jackson visits Kirksville. Dr Pat Corden near Exline and U S Jones east of town travel to Extine.
A crowded note captures social travel and greetings as residents travel to Hillsboro Iowa Elkhart Indiana St Louis Missouri and Milan for visits schooling and business. Names include Miss Anna Duckworth Mrs Daisy Biggs Miss Octa Monroe Miss Iva Keene and many others with notes on loans barber shops and holiday events.
A column lists private money available for loans on mortgage on horses cattle or land plus security, with emphasis on buying good notes at discounts. It includes names visiting, real estate offers, Christmas greetings, postmaster news, local trades, and upcoming lectures, with multiple short notices about people, places, and events in Unionville and nearby towns.
Beverly H. Bonfoey invites borrowers with due loans to renew before applying, promising the best and cheapest money in the west.
McCutchen and Son offer gilt edge farm loans at low rates with pre maturity payment option. Beverly H Bonfacy advertises private lending of 150 dollars and asks to call. Mrs Garrett and family plan a trip from New York to Joliet and Bolton England with return in April. Jacksons Syrup and pancake flour promote breakfast products.
A Unionville city marshal allegedly fired indiscriminately on Saturday, causing destruction at home and alarming neighbors. Calls grow to remove Losey from office and prosecute him for disturbing the peace amid questions on his sobriety and fitness.
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