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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
3
The sale advertises unloading fall and winter clothing with slaughter price cuts. It promises no reserved items and emphasizes deep discounts to clear merchandise quickly, urging early shopping to nab the bargains in North Missouri window.
A newspaper ad touts men’s fall and winter suits with 3 and 4 button sack coats. It highlights Unionville as the live show venue and lists regular prices around $20.00 and $18.00 with sale prices shown as $15.85 to $8.00 for various sizes and styles.
Men and boys overcoats offered at six dollars per coat in a sale. Limited stock, selection sizes vary, while supplies last. Store encourages early purchase for best fits and colors.
Christmas notes from Powersville to Newtown list residents visiting relatives and school holidays. Double wedding at the Recorder's office ties Pollock and Lucrene families. births, marriages, and local notices plus vaudeville plans at the Opera House mark year end community brief.
A Galveston News item narrates the comical search for a missing fox terrier puppy named Kiddo. Neighbors, stores, and a second hand shop scene track the dog’s antics and mistaken sightings as the owners chase clues through street corners and familiar locales.
The article notes Turkish passport rules are used mainly for revenue. Travelers must obtain a five shilling sixpence tezzkereh visa with stamps along the route, and fines apply for traveling without one. A passenger list records riders on trains, with penalties for unverified travelers, while road travel faces little supervision.
Isabé¢ B Thatcher, a clerk from Washington, visited Isaac B Thatcher of Easton Pennsylvania. Both families share Mary as a wife’s first name Hannah as a mother's name and Charles as a son. Despite tracing five generations, they find no link. A Virginia cousin met the Easton Thatcher twelve years ago on a train, prompting exchange of letters and a planned visit. Milt Lee spent Christmas at his Memphis home. Cream wanted.
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