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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1902
Page
6
A fragmentary New York Sun piece recounts a Florida encounter with Caloosahatchee razorbacks. The narrator recalls Capt Dave Corey, blue-colored pork, and a hog that fading from blue to yellow after a chase, with a hunt featuring eggs, bayous, and a pursuit ending in freedom for the hunter.
Col Joe McCain recalls hunting razorbacks along the Caloosahatchee with vivid tales of a four foot tall boar, market-like hunting methods, and the danger of rustling wild oranges as the pursuit turns to chase and evasive stunts.
The Chicago Chronicle quotes a humorous exchange between a wife and husband. He bluntly tells of cold love and notes the fatigue caused by her nightly foot presence in bed. The gag hinges on an exaggerated domestic tension.
A compact Twain remark notes that keeping detectives around can reveal rare insights into family affairs and cautions that secrecy is best avoided when they are nearby.
A 19th century advertisement offers one hundred dollars for incurable catarrh and promotes Hall's Jatargh Cure. It includes forged testimonials from Toledo druggists F. J. Cheney and partners, claims on blood and mucous membranes, and pricing at 75 cents per bottle with free testimonials and general druggist sales.
St Clair County considers a compromise on long outstanding railroad bonds never built. Judge Phillips of the Federal court counsels on a proposition to submit to voters. If approved the county will stop being treated as outlaws and can meet in court instead of brush. The bonded debt totals about four dollars per person in the county.
Black Percheron six years old in 1902 weighs about 1800 pounds and stands at my farm six miles northwest of Unionville Missouri. He is recorded in Volume 1 National French Draft Horse Association Stud Book. Pedigree traces to Frise 0135 Vermont 787 and Dam Mascotte 6366 with a long line of ancestry including Rempart 4113 Comte Deshayes 63 and Vaillant 48.
JUMBOY is a seven year old black Kentucky jack weighing 120 pounds. He is large for Putnam county and described as a sure foal starter. Terms: King of Perch and Jumbo 3 insure colt to stand and suck. Careful handling. no liability for accidents. Mares with or removed from pasturehood offered insurance, money due at once. 444 J. B. Scifers.
Public notice in Putnam Missouri 1902 details a non resident defendants case. Augustus Lind and Thomas Hodges sue unknown heirs of Dilk Trent Hyde Thorn. court orders publication in Unionville Republican for four weeks before October term 1902.
A terse note questions a guarantee phrase in a local ad. It wonders if the line about “every cost” is standard or exaggerated and cites a quoted price of eight dollars for living caft in an unclear context.
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