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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 22, 1902
Page
4
The Republican publishes publisher names Conger and Martin with subscription rates at one dollar per year in advance. The paper is entered in the Onionville Missouri post office as second class matter.
The winter session of the North west Missouri Press Association is set for St Joseph with events on Saturday and Sunday. The note highlights prominent political re elections, canal discussions, and local civic happenings amid a broad sweep of national topics.
J P Hale visited from southern Iowa to spend Sunday with family. Mrs Louie Norcross of Harris visits Francisco home. Miss Flossie Radford returned from Mendota relatives. Henry Callison confined with grip. Lenora Reinig’s twelfth birthday party attended by about forty friends at the Reinig home. Patriccio Concert Company engagement in this city on Feb 11. Mrs Amanda Smith of Atlantic City and Mrs E S Harbert of Moulton expected for visits. Harbert’s mother Mrs Caul ill. Rumor of smallpox misinformed. inquiry into source and spread noted.
In New Rochelle a tea talk centers on burglars north of New York. A woman recalls a visiting strongman who refused weapons, only to be found burglarized while he slept. his fists and golf clubs were left as clues. The tale highlights fears during a midsummer to autumn burglar wave.
A pithy Chicago Daily News quote notes that a person who judges another's faith should first repair their own. It emphasizes self-examination over judgmental stance.
Dr. M A Stein describes discoveries from Chinese Turkestan including village life, irrigation decline, and abundant documents in Indian scripts. Excavations uncovered gardens, trees, temple offerings, and over 100 life size stucco statues, many preserved but some damaged by sand and rot.
The Prinkipo kaimakam hosted a 100 guest entertainment including Christians, defying sultan approval. Orders arrived to relocate him to a distant interior post near Kharput, with soldiers ensuring departure. Likely no further soirees from him.
The Chicago Record Herald notes large snail gardens near Paris in the Aube department with thyme mint parsley and chervil plantations to feed mollusks. It mentions a belief that snails fed on poisonous plants may be dangerous if eaten soon after digestion.
fragmentary OCR notes show pricing words for spring chickens roosters geese ducks hens turkeys and toms. Mentions may indicate market variety and quality levels with uncertain conditions and unclear values.
Residence property in Asiaay offered for sale by owner J. W. Dory. Auction or private sale details not provided. Potential buyers urged to contact local listings for further information.
A west side sale features a large assortment at extremely low prices as advertised by A. M. Swen.
Those indebted are asked to call and settle outstanding last year debts to Dr A C Berny at 2418.
Westside square A M Swart advertises a large assortment of blankets and robes with endless variety and extremely low prices.
Classified notice offers the Hale dwelling and lot in Monroe's addition Unionville described as one of the best homes in town. Contact Everly H Bonroxy in Unionville with details at 2412 2. Also ad seeking a hustling man for living in Kansas City area with monthly salary and expenses. Address Manager Bayard Bldg Kansas City Mo.
Seeks buyer for 40 acres one mile southeast of Unionville on the main road. Includes a good house of eleven rooms three porches and a cellar, outbuildings, water from well cistern and pond. Fruit trees include apples peaches cherries plums pears and apricots. Ten minutes from town. Price 2000 dollars. Also 40 acres grass land adjoining available at 3000 dollars per acre. Contact E A Wortan 2518 Unionville.
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