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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1905
Page
2
An informal notice describes buyers paying cash for old iron bones copper brass lead tinfoil zinc and rugs. It lists barter and sale terms with names unreadable and references to vendors and neighborhoods.
June changes loom with a new fish and game law to take effect June 17. The city upgrades electrical transformers as the old units prove too small. Residents and visitors, including Mrs A. Paul of Exline and Miss Sadie Dowd of Marceline, are noted in a flurry of brief local items. A memorial address at the MF church drew praise. letters and obituaries recount Charity Thrasher’s death and family ties across the county.
B H Bowfoey receives a letter from President D R Francia of the Louisiana Purchase Exposition Company. He is awarded a Commemorative Diploma and Commemorative Medal for active interest and cooperation in the 1904 Universal Exposition. His efficient work as secretary of the Missouri Commission drew statewide praise.
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