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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1902
Page
5
Community brief with names such as Gid C Coop J. C Banner and J Q Banner. Mentions loans on farms and real estate. Various visits from St John Milan Mendota Des Moines Ottumwa Pollock and Marceline. Barbershop and hunting for meat smoking advice also noted.
Classified items show lenders offering money to loan on chattel or personal security with mortgage options while notes of local social visits, shop services, and travel brief mentions fill the rest. Names include Henry Callison Jim Little G B Shearer Leota Altes Minnie Schick and others with places Burlington Mendota Mexico Cincinnati Unionville Howland.
Public notices reveal loans at low interest with first mortgage on land offered by Henry Callison. Various short items report travel, family visits, sick relatives, and local commerce including buckwheat purity claims and farm equipment at West Side Square. Beverly Bonfoey advertises private money loans of 150 dollars up.
Local items report visiting Cincinnati and Kane, cattle moves, and a visit by Virgie Brown to Townsend block. Notes on marriage at Christmastime, dancing parties, and a clerical leaving for Palouse mark social life. Postal list closes with letters for Adams, Duncan, Herr, Rogers, and others.
The page lists loan opportunities from Beverly H Bonfoey with claims of cheap money in the west and a call to visit before applying. It also covers smallpox remarks by Messenger Paper Co, local weddings and social events, theater ads, new bakery in Thomas block, various visits and community notices, and a note that the Rock Island cut off project may proceed this year with right of way concessions.
An advertorial notice touts a new electricity based treatment for chronic diseases and deformities. It claims no charge for visits or medicines, promises possible cures or life prolongation, and lists conditions from deafness to cancers. It notes hours, eligibility, and a bakery update, plus a railway injury settlement mention.
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