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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1909
Page
5
Local items report visitors from Milan Des Moines and Keokuk. farm sales and trades including Jones Hall grocery stake. denatured alcohol available. clock guessing contest ongoing with rewards. weddings and births noted. hunting season closing. several residents travel for holidays and visits.
Good hay available in large or small lots. Can feed it on the farm or hay may be removed. Quantity noted as 30 or 40 tons.
Notice to all debtors of Huston and Lane that payment must be made to W. W. Huston before February 1. The Huston and Lane partnership has dissolved and all accounts should be paid immediately to W. Huston.
The Huston and Lane livery partnership ends as A W Lane sells his interest to Chas Huston. Mr Huston will run the business alone. Charley Huston is noted as an expert liveryman. Lane Stores and fur prices are also mentioned amid local notices. Mrs Cath Franklin and daughter visit from Western Nebraska with N A Franklin. Ben Franklin arrives from Macon for a brief visit.
A disclaimer notes Putnam Faceless D colors offer brighter color and faster results with less trouble than rivals. The piece cites a doubling of banks and a 94 percent rise in deposits as proof of national growth and prosperity. Also mentions Dr Shoop Health Coffee and Admiral Schley prompting Commander Peary to submit North Pole proofs to the University of Copenhagen after Dr Cook was labeled a fakir.
Notice that George G Triplett and Ida E Triplett convey a deed of trust on land in Putnam County to Beverly B Bonfoey, trustee. The sale of the described real estate is set for December 30, 1909 at the Unionville courthouse to satisfy the debt, with bidding to run between 1:00 and 2:00 PM and 5:00 PM.
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