Annual Clearing Sale on Winter Goods Opens Soon
Our annual clearing sale offers radical reductions on ladies coats suits dresses skirts and shirt waists. Save big on winter wear with the sale running January 8th through January 20th.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 07, 1920
Page
4
Our annual clearing sale offers radical reductions on ladies coats suits dresses skirts and shirt waists. Save big on winter wear with the sale running January 8th through January 20th.
A long vendor list itemizes real estate transfers involving James G Jordan, C F Newell, D Bram hall, Allan Lemen, and others across numerous parcels and plats. The notices show deeds, boundaries, and consideration amounts, including $17000 and $2600, with several blocks and lots described in 64-17 and 66-19 ranges.
A December 26 1919 note from Ledyard Iowa praises a Unionville poem for its patriotic and educational spirit. The letter honors teachers called “failures” who devote life to bettering the world and notes parents of fallen soldiers will appreciate the work. The message wishes the New Year bring continued recognition of honest effort amid school life and community news follows with social calls and visits.
The Sunday Bible School led in attendance and offerings rose above average, while the morning church service stayed slightly below the average. The note emphasizes faithful attendance and labor as key, planning a special program next Sunday.
Sam Gompers issued a New Year statement urging workers to stay on the job and support revival efforts in 1920. He pledges labor will aid welfare of the country more than any other group if workers remain loyal and active.
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