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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1909
Page
2
Lester Pritchard visited Milan on Sunday while Miss Flora Watts returned home for summer. Local residents travel to Cincinnati St Louis Breckenridge and Moulton for business visits and family calls. The notice mentions services from Artes Feed Store electric wiring plumbing and sheet metal work and a loan offer with no abstract charge.
A collage of social items from Unionville Missouri includes visits by Miss Mabel Henson from Moulton and Miss Fay Jarman from the State University, farm loan renewals, cyclone insurance sales, and letters left at the Unionville post office. Also noted are Memorial services, school plans, and local residents traveling to Kansas City, Chicago, and Corydon for events and family matters.
Price list shows a daily market update with eggs butter poultry and hens as premium items. Entries include eggs per dozen and butter per pound along with poultry prices for different fowl types in the 1909 farm trade record.
Wool sacks for sale or trade mentioned by Walter Christy include 3c wool sacks, cider, grape juice, and pop on ice, with fruits, nuts, confections, cigars and tobacco also listed in the notice.
Auction listing indicating farm livestock estate merchandise with bales. dates in February. contact Wyckoff Unionville Missouri and reference Jones School of Auctioneering Chicago Illinois for details.
Cross Roads crowds mark a busy Sunday with visits among local families. Mr and Mrs H R Van Voast spent the day with Geo Dewees while Joe Mowrer and family visited Ed Mowrer at his home. Miss Chloe Hays and Mr Reo Mowrer enjoyed time at Mike Lightfoot’s as Mrs Emma Robbins traveled to Kirks.
My Reds are finer than ever this year. Eggs for hatching pen No.1 priced at $1.50 per 15 or $7.00 per hundred. pen No.2 at $1.00 per 15 or $4.00 per hundred. Write or call me by pt SW 0, Vederwood.
Readable fragments show Ed Tones, Lawrence Noel and family attending services at West Liberty Sunday. Noel’s and Noel’s family were mentioned in relation to a household gathering and church attendance.
Nett Lincoln crowded out last week with social calls. Mrs Wii Kingatal and Mrs James Pure nell spent Sunday with Mrs W T Morgan near Mendota. Mrs Timothy Daily 400 Mary Mor Claisa and daughter visited Mrs H B King. Dave Auten Mendota visited relatives in Unionville. Everette King and Pearl Jump visited near Exline. Mr Guy McClure and wife were Cincinnati callers. Leo Daily tamale colt sold for 35 dollars.
Geo Peek made a business trip to Kansas City and returned Wednesday. Aaron McVey is improving slowly. Mrs Chas Casteel has been on the sick list. A doctor was called to see Mrs Geo Degarmo. John and Chas Miller plowed for James Dickson. Mrs T T Peek assisted her mother in house cleaning. Mrs Campbell Kelsey is ill. A new camera may be used for portraits by T T Peek. Grandma Olive Dickson visited Mrs Geo Degarmo. W R Houston visited Kansas City for business. Mrs Geo Degarmo went to town to see the doctor and fell ill, delaying return until Sunday.
Nellie Gray Albert Miller and wife visited his parents near here. Mrs Tingley N H Smith and wife visited relatives at Iemonville Sunday. B Smith reported 18 and some better. G W Miller and wife attended the dewiation services at Semonville. Fony Hackey wads at the capital Saturday. Some corn yet to plant as big rains delay finishing up.
The note mentions Unionville celebrating the Fourth of July with a positive outlook. People discuss community, farming updates, and local trades. Jeff Williamson planted corn, Miss Osa Hakney recovers from an arm injury, Mrs. Geo Degarmo is in poor health, and N. P. Smith bought a corn planter last week.
Corn planning dominates week as residents share Sunday visits. Mrs Joe Burns with daughter Mrs Clara Ledford and others spent time with J C Rumbdiey and wife Se n Schooler visited relatives in Union sible 4. Adkins and wife visited J Pinbo ie. Pantford reports NOW READY tomatoes sweet potatoes and cabbage plants. Phone 218 C B Kirby.
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