Republican Unionvilla Unionville Typos Return
Substandard OCR fragment notes a subscription price and a minor incident at Unionville Missouri with wordy, unclear details and misprints in a brief local notice.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
4
Substandard OCR fragment notes a subscription price and a minor incident at Unionville Missouri with wordy, unclear details and misprints in a brief local notice.
Long and detailed overview of national figures and Missouri politics. Mentions Admiral Schley, Secretary Gage, Roosevelt cabinet, Missouri Democratic conference, battleship Missouri christening, and local obituaries. Discusses South African war coverage and party reform efforts in Missouri. Notes Shaw as Gage successor and Roosevelt's choice of capable advisers.
The Globe-Democrat notes that Leslie M Shaw’s selection as head of the treasury highlights Western courage and sanity in politics and marks the middle West as the dominant force guiding federal policy. It praises the West’s rise, Shaw’s influence, and Missouri’s unique position within the middle West.
If you want an abstract of title call on B. H. Bonfoey. His title books are written up to date and he will make you up an abstract for a reasonable fee.
An old belief that drastic purgatives are needed is challenged by Dr King s New Life Pills which harmlessly stimulate the liver and bowels to expel poison and cleanse the system curing constipation and sick headaches. Sold for 25 cents at the drug store by Noah Martin.
The article lists multiple donors to the Christmas fund for the poor from a Presbyterian Church collection totaling 1361. It names individuals by surname and includes various small gifts such as clothing shoes food and wood. Several entries note specific items like coffee fruit jelly potatoes and chickens along with monetary gifts and explicit omissions requested by donors.
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