08 Jan 1902
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 08, 1902
Page
1
The text features clergy praising Peruna as a cure for catarrh and lungs, including Bishop James A. Handy and Mrs. W. A. Allison quotes. It also notes medical notices from Dr. Hartman and local anecdotes about cattle feed in Ringgold county, plus deaths from pneumonia and a smallpox quarantine near Chapel with four families quarantined.
A scattered, name rich local column covers visits, illnesses, funerals, farm activity, mail routes, and social events. Notable items include Grace Albee visiting with Berta Mann, a large Friday dance with few ladies, corn hauling by Jacob Nesb, and multiple family and church notices. The piece notes a coal wagon accident injury and a late New Year burial, plus community remarks on pumpkins, schooling, and moral reflections.
The Lemonville column reports Major Hackney ill, schoolhousen mam hosts treats, New Year parties at Ross Jordan's, teaching at Triumph, March moves for Charley Wilson, horse shoers busy, corn shipments to Guffey and Smith, Miss Josie Mathews resuming studies, measles widespread, varied fortunes and local gossip.
L C Lane listed as sick and the protracted meeting continues. Visitors include JT Ervin of Seymour and Marion Chambers of Glenwood with Lou Keller, Samuel Cassady and Bertha Cassady near Exline, and Mrs Sarah Cassney of Unionville visiting Exline. Noah Crooks and family from Unionville visited Crooks relatives, and Mr and Mrs H C Cullum were mentioned. Wednesday L C Lanes held a surprise birthday for her, with friends delivering gifts.
From Brushing Mat the measles continue to spread while weather is mild and muddy. Joseph Wolf is very sick with the measles. Miss Lillie Garner spent Christmas in Unionville. William Sulser moved into Bennie Gilworts house. Will Valentines visited George Demrys last Sunday. Miss Pearl Demry and Miss Hattie.
Several boys went skating on the creek Thursday night to start the new year. Misses Sara and Agnes Tysor were guests of Miss Lou Waite Sunday. A Waite bought fodder from Jake Durbin and is taking it home. He.
A testimonial from Mrs Hutpa Jakreman of Salt Lake City Utah extols Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound for relief from menstrual pain after physicians failed. She claims six bottles restored her health and urges others to try the product with a Madison Avenue style offer and free advice from Mrs Pinkham.
A party at D T Lupton's honored Miss Edith's 21st birthday. Miss Lou Waite and Mr Leland Crow visited Waite school. Tom Hamlet and wife occupy Al Spence property west of the schoolhouse. Mr H C Harvey stayed at A Waite's. John Hays Santforth Playle and Hugh Lupton visited H Waite's home.
In Downcast, Maggie and Nannie Howard girls visited relatives including Mrs Brundage and Mrs Bishop. Dora Starnes visited home folks for Christmas as Dona joined for a visit. Henry Brandon of Vernon suffers consumption. he leaves a wife and five children, drawing community sympathy.
D L Bruce under the weather. Mary Staats visiting relatives near Milan. J B Hill and wife from Shelby Mo visiting relatives. Grandpa Bruce scalded by hot tea. Boekenkamp sold oats to Mr Cutler near Lemonville. J W Williams family visiting. Rev. Alexander preached here. walnut timber bought locally. Numerous marriages during holidays. Emma Parson noted as measles case. J A Jacobs and Della Lathorp wed New Year. Burdella Bruce married John F Hill on Christmas Day. A Wise Member teased as a treat.
January bargains list discounted essentials including White Russian soap chips lye Can Peas Corn Oil Laundry Soap and tobacco items. Prices show small unit costs and bulk deals with cents per item and per dozen quantities. This compact ad outlines limited-time savings across groceries and cleaning supplies.
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