08 Feb 1905
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1905
Page
1
Historical notices feature letters and customer stories praising Peruna remedy. Abraham Lincoln and others cited as endorsers or supporters. Readers from Washington, Minneapolis, Troy, and Georgia share experiences claiming grippe relief, weight gain, and improved overall well being.
A broad claim that la grippe affects all social strata appears in a marketing letter for Peruna. Mrs. Fred Weinberger of Albany County credits the remedy with restoring her health after repeated grippe illnesses. Omaha's Hon. James R. Gull is also mentioned as a respected local figure connected to the narrative.
Help wanted notice seeking a young married man who can farm and hold a steady position with good wages and furnished accommodations. Written applications should be sent to Tue Rerva Lican office 212.
Estray cow wandered to a residence six miles east of town near Jane and is now on Nick Walker farm two miles south of town. Owner may reclaim by proving ownership and paying expenses. James Hit.
8 mil land on public road near Unionville with 100 acres fenced and in corn pasture. Features include 250 tree orchard, berries, spring water for 100 cattle, two dwellings and multiple outbuildings including barn hen house smoke house cave and rock wall. Desirable stock farm near town with 6 room house, immediate possession and reasonable terms offered. Avex Gurrrr Es Ualonville Mo.
Farm for sale one mile north of Santos Missouri comprising 160 acres. Includes bluegrass pasture, grain land, meadow, two room frame house, two barns, calf barn and outbuildings. Fenced fields, orchards, cistern, telephone line, and near coal mine and railroad. Subscription to the Pant is advised.
A local reader urges Unionville residents to establish a free public reading room to provide boys with a safe, well lit place to read write letters and play games. The author cites benefits from similar rooms in towns of comparable size and suggests a volunteer librarianship plan with area ladies to staff evenings and Sundays.
A half tone portrait and praise appear for Turner's Unionville Band of Unionville Missouri in The Dominant. The piece credits director O W Turner for building a well funded, large band that plays weekly summer park concerts and monthly winter Opera House shows. It notes rigorous practices, home study of parts, and folders handed out at performances to boost reputation and town pride.
An instructional piece argues that starting a bank account is essential to success. It presents a cautionary “liabilities” page with figures for Capital, Surplus, Profits, and Deposits as supporting evidence and urges readers to open an account for future financial growth.
Dearth of patron guidance weakens school progress says Worthington Press. Missouri teachers circle lists required readings for two subjects per teacher. Superintendent Riggs notes Indiana data show 783 abandoned schools and 487 wagons needed for 6396 pupils. County savings from consolidations amount to about 671,000. A Senate bill proposes compulsory education for ages eight to fourteen.
L H Howard promotes Hyomei as a stomach-free cure for catarrh of the nose throat and lungs. The complete kit costs $1 with extra bottles 50c and the inventor offers a money back guarantee if cures fail.
A discussion of a bill regulating school terms and child labor appears amid debates on education reform. The report cites county superintendent J Will Andrae urging against cheap teachers and notes a proposed monthly hour for teachers to study common birds and agriculture relations.
High school notes report two more measles cases involving Earl Kopfers and Edwin Collier. An unusual mock trial held last Friday afternoon. one boy found guilty while the others were acquitted. Prosecutors included Gen. Underwood and kiners ers Geo. Underwood. defense by Edwin Brasfield and Paul Johnson.
A truncated report notes B H Benfoey of this city attending a meeting of the Board of Curators at the State University. It mentions a governor appointing a member and references Gardiner Lathrop as president with other unclear details from the local newspaper text.
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