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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 01, 1908
Page
5
A long row of society items, visits, travels, and small notices from Unionville and surrounding towns. Names include Miss Edith Laughlin, Mrs. J. H. Elson, A. B. Pratt, and Miss Lillie White. many calls for visits, a few marriages, and local commerce notes.
Fragmentary notice advertises turkeys for sale including breeds Mase Bronze Zorkera and others. It lists weights around 25 pounds and mentions a price reference for one or more animals.
Notice states a stockholders meeting of The Marshall National Bank on Tuesday January 14 1608 for the election of seven directors to serve for the ensuing year. Makswary cashier signs the notice.
The notice outlines an election time for seven directors at a dam listed as 1008 with details unreadable. The fragmentary text suggests a stockholders meeting or vote concerning board selection. Named entities are unclear due to damaged OCR.
Notice requests settlement of owed funds to FAIRFIELD and FOWLER. Debtors are urged to call and pay by cash or bankable note before January 10 to satisfy the claim.
Local offer for Christmas apples at 81 40 per bushel with sales contact via phone 256 or in person at Miller and Wentworth Store seeking quick purchase before stock runs out.
The notice states a dental office has moved to the suite above Howard's drug store. Contact is listed at telephone 243. The practitioner is 2112 A. T. Daua Habay, D. D. S.
The Sophomore Class of the High School elected officers Tuesday: President Jo McKinley, V Pres Pauline Coop, Secretary Harry Jones, Treasurer Charles Quigley, Marshal Kash Goul, Pianist Anne Geisinger, Chorister Stella Lemen. The twenty members are regular in attendance and pledge loyalty to the class of 1910.
A partial passage reflects on a lamentable secret reduced to few. It cites a London Express note and a 1837 letter from Smith to Arthur Kingiske remarking that badly boiled potatoes can undermine marriages, underscoring fragile domestic arts.
A hardware dealer shares a tip to repair knife handles with rosin by filling the cavity and heating the tang, then cooling to secure. A second note explains that boiled water loses dissolved air, and shaking boiled water in bottles to re‑air it restores palatability.
An advertisement by L. H. Howard promotes Hyomei as a guaranteed cure for catarrh, claiming it reaches nose throat and lungs via medicated air without stomach involvement. The note highlights Joe Shirley’s severe lung illness and reports Mrs. T. W. Tyser’s loss of mind and imminent asylum admission.
Dee age 99 and W L Hamilton of Centerville apply for marriage license. Fannie Hume of Centerville and C E Hall of Cincinnati listed as principals. Mins Foursythe of Moulton and W A Pauley of Powersville appear with Cleva Snyder of Lucerne as participants.
Fragmentary excerpt discusses friendship and mutual acceptance, urging kindness and sunshine. It notes misaligned expectations among friends and includes a brief aside on liability for sudden death and a gendered statistic. The text references the Boston Herald and a lighthearted remark about leg sculptures.
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