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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 05, 1908
Page
2
Local brief notes list residents visiting relatives in Pollock Lemonville Parmington Jamonville and nearby towns. Mentions include John Jones from Keokuk, Wok Worthington on county business, Stella Faudree’s return, Miss Ada Meenroe visiting friends, Rufus Kelley’s Ottumwa trip, and Middleton Bros offering farm loans with favorable terms.
The notice invites residents to attend a temperance lecture at the M E church this Friday and Saturday night. It also states the Richland township board will meet Saturday February 16 to settle with road Overseers and appoint crews. Ben Gross visits, mentions his new overall factory at Pella Iowa and its output through March 1909. capital was raised for a Unionville venture.
The column reports housing moves as N H Westlake leases the Thos Stout store room on the square and shifts stock from the Hart room near the post office. It mentions local births, sales, and residents visiting the county seat, plus social notes and weather remarks. It notes a bill proposal for city mail delivery in Missouri districts and lists many residents with comings and goings around Unionville and nearby towns.
A reference claims a physician’s confidential letters to sick women over thirty years prove the power of expert guidance. The writer promises strict privacy for Kon ene areabies who seeks help, noting Lynn Massachusetts as the contact point.
A vintage ad extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a standard remedy for female ailments including uterine issues and irregularities. It cites a testimonial from Mrs Norman R Barnett of Allen Town PA who improved after following directions and credits the product with restoring her health.
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