27 Feb 1907
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1907
Page
1
A Wonville business promotes marble work and notes it employs 1020 percent gents while not handling Séars Rosbuc goods. The fragment ends without a full product line.
Monday S Gross purchased the building occupied by G J Pickinpaugh for 6000 dollars. He intends to remodel the structure turning the second story into a gallery and expand the first floor for the Chicago Bargain Store. He aims to close out much of the current stock and create a largely new merchandise layout.
A Keokuk group event features the S. P. Pond company touring Exchange Street plant with a poultry exhibit and banquet at the Y M C A auditorium. Attendees from Unionville Milan Green City and surrounding areas applauded the shown progress and business discipline.
The Republican reports a letter from Hon. H. R. Brasfield discussing a smallpox incident in the state House. He notes a member exposed, fumigation and health officials on site, and mentions personal vaccination and discomfort from the vaccination.
A local buyer offers a 5 year old mare with foal, two year old colt prospects, plus a Moline corn planter, 14 inch plow, cultivator, and harrow all in good shape. Also advertised are three weaned puppies ready for delivery. Contact Clarence Novinger at Data H.R. Brasfiedd, residence or via landline for pricing.
All persons are hereby notified to keep off the premises of the undersigned. Anyone found with a dog or gun will be prosecuted to the full extent of the law. Dogs found will be shot on the spot. Dated 3st Feb 1907. Thompson, John Thompson Thompson Diokenson aM
Local planner SRinker urges immediate action to build a road for transporting horses by car. The statement signals a push for infrastructure to ease equine movement and related logistics.
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