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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jan 29, 1908
Page
2
A fragmented OCR page lists farm loans offered by Middleton Bros and notes visits to Lancaster and Weatherford. Mentions of Cather, Wise Bane, and Mrs Woo Burbs appear amid scattered personal notices and a for sale mention.
Community items recount visits from Mendota, Milan, and Cameron Bay. Mrs. McDonald and Mrs. Calhoun from Mendota, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson and relatives in Boynton, Miss Essie Lee from Milan, and a birthday for a Milan resident feature among numerous social updates and local business notes.
An old advertisement extols Dean's Kidney Pills for kidney ailments noting cloudy foamy urine and back pain as warning signs. The record then shifts to a Missouri Republican convention in 1908 endorsing Taft, with delegates instructed to vote for him, praising Roosevelt era policies and naming John S. Newlin as district leader.
5S C Ward delivered hogs at Lemoxville Monday. Mr Rakeseft travels to Cory ox laws to visit friends and relatives for a few days. Neighbors moved cattle at John Téley's Wednesday. Crystal Desk at Vasodyine fell sick while visiting relatives last week. Aprie Tooperscent to Scotland to attend her sister in law's funeral returning Saturday with her mother who stays for the winter. Many locals attended the Hortonage Sia Angay Lemonville area events during the week amid earthquake shocks felt in several Italian villages.
An old advertisement touts a vegetable compound claiming complete cure and relief from various symptoms. The page also contains a collage of school notes: grade progress, teachers’ remarks, reading circles, graduations, and routine inspections across the district.
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