04 Feb 1903
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 04, 1903
Page
1
Brass mounted coach harness is on display in the store. A year long guessing contest runs with every five dollar purchase. On January 1, 1904, all contents will be counted to determine prizes. Five guesses for fifteen dollars, more guesses for larger spends.
The article details B H Boataby and Missouri exhibition officials outlining, for a Unionville gathering, a competitive display plan for crops and livestock to be shown in St Louis. It notes a $250000 Missouri building, a grand architecural view, and a goal to boost state pride and attract national attention.
A compilation of village reports lists new residents and movements including a barber at Lem onville Johnny Wertz, and Albert Partin moving to New Castle Wyoming. Several community events are noted such as a schoolhouse lawsuit, a dance at Willam Suiasers, and a church talk by Mrs. Terrey. Local remedies mention Chamberlain's Tablets and Pain Balm for tummy and skin issues.
Fragmentary readable phrases reference Clark, Low, Unionville, Kicksville, Oklahoma and farm sale. Incomplete notes mention last Friday and last week events with names distorted by OCR. No coherent event or outcome can be confirmed from the garbled text.
Last week a haystack fell over and killed two two year old steers owned by T. L. Roseberry, who is hauling corn for his father-in-law Alex Collins near Graynville. Gora Roseberry, six, daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Roseberry, was ill with tonsillitis but is recovering. Several locals attended Grant Turnmire's school program at Whiteya Point last Friday noted as a pleasant event.
Mrs J A Moore of North Star Michigan lauds Chamberlain's 3B remedy for colds and croup saying it is the best she has used in her family. The testimonial notes strong satisfaction and mentions it is sold by Noah Artip.
The Missouri World’s Fair commission approved state building plans with Frank Galennie named executive officer. A committee of Altigson and Bonfoey will choose department superintendents, set duties and salaries, and report candidates for board action.
A medical notice touts Chamberlain's Cough Remedy as effective against colds and grip and argues it prevents pneumonia. It claims the remedy counters disease tendency, supports prevention during great cold prevalence, and is sold by Noah Martin.
Incomplete OCR reads as a local voters note with names and places faded. It hints at civic engagement and a public vote but lacks clear dates or actions to specify outcomes or instructions.
A 19th century state bill proposes to fill county offices by the county court when vacancies occur, creating a temporary appointment until the next general election. The measure, backed by Republicans, aims to empower local governance but risks clashing with gubernatorial appointment powers.
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