Local notes of Unionville area include loans and shops
Numerous small items report J A Helferstine visiting Milan, Dever Reinstein offering made to order clothing, Fairfield & Fowler buying butter and eggs at cash, Quigley’s Tin Shop advertising pumps and bread, Middleton Bros offering farm loans and insurance, and various residents visiting relatives, with farm tools, bicycles, and local business promotions featured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
J. A. Helferstine
Milan
Stout’s
Howard's
Fortune
Milano
Devear Reinstein
Townsend Building
Ee J
Helferstine
Mra Am Harton
Pollock
Comstock+ Brasfeld
Fairfield & Fowler
Fairfield
Fowler
J. A. Hélferatine
Josie Stinson
Lemonville
James Ranes
A. B H. Cassady
Milton
Iowa
Elmer Casady
Bonnie
L. H. Howanta
Black steed in daylight haunts press and greed
A vivid mock historic scene describes a dark horse seen in broad daylight. It laments Conger and Martino and Tog Rervothan’s greed for revenue, warning of dire sums, print costs, and the ills of paper, type, and ink.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conger & Martino
Mary Institute graduation and family travel plans
Miss Mary Marshall and Miss Francia Carroll graduate at Mary Institute in St Louis as Mr and Mrs N Marshall and W J Carroll attend. Separate notices report the death of Dean Benjamin Alverson at 27 and its funeral in Ottumwa, with relatives from Ottumwa present. The Unionville School Board selects Chariton Bank for two year school funds at 2 percent. Mrs Worthington and two children plan a Topeka visit. another account follows of extended train travel misery.
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Dean
Benjamin Alverson
Alverson
Unionville
Fae
Memphis
Eugene Alverson
Cof
Geo Whitmore
Ottumwa
Worthington Frese
Chariton Bank
Mra. Worthington
Topeka
Kaneas
Esaya
Portland
Dine
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George James Sawyer
Wil
Missouri
Nat
Bank of Unionville
Scoooat
L. A. Howard's
Quigley's
Oscar Heinstein
Quaigley
Pattersons
East Aide
B.F Hart
Rollin
Grant Township
D. A. Forbes
McCutchen & Son
Qaigley
Bloomfieth
Middleton Bros
J L. Brasfield
R. F. Little
Methodist Church
Pattersons Bakery
Square
L. M. Hartman
Goldin J. Miller
Miller Nurseries
Effie Sidwell
Chicago
Mary Hanson and Son
Leigh, Neb
Peter Greggers
Donaldson & Wilson
J A. Hguregerine
J W Johnson
H D Klatler
Clinton
Comstock- Brasfield Mere Co
Cameroon
Brasrigin Mea
Mre
Lorenzo Jones
Kansas City
Elven
D Kittel
H. Bonfoey
Columbia
Board of
Qurators of
the State University
A. Heveereting
George Bohasnon
Towu
D. Kittel
Dain
Oomsroox-Brashxip Mixc. Co
Daisy Doggett
Centerville
F. W. Hollingsworth
B. H. Bonfoey
J D. Stanton
Bentonaport
Jim
W J. Bradley
Peonville
Harwood
Trenton
The
Tribune
Wawarten
Kalary
Jos A. Alexander
Dalay T Riggs
Mre Poole
Nellie Sims
Monroe Drug Co
Ita
Corporon
Chapel Saturday
Putnam
Nionville
atonville-String Town
Daugherty
Liberty
Barti
Chariton
Chariton Boys
Opera Hones
Opera House
J. B. Lobdkbart
H.M. Applegate
J. G. Spencer
Leland
Kans
W. H. Forbes
U. K. Fortune
al Rice
A. H. Wood
Howell County
E. J. McKinley
Meadville
H. M. Carter
Kansas
Isaac McKinley
Quinlan
Oklahoma
Indiana
Macon
John Welch
Unites
Foley
Roosevelt
Vickers
Rastus
Conger
Mres
Octa
Monroe
St Louis
J H Carroll
Milas Francie
Johnnie
Mia
Marshall
Son Trenholm
New York
White Star Line
Cedric
Liverpool
England
Ireland
France
Germany
Italy
Carro
Maraball
Farmers Store
Zephyr Ging
Ft. Dearbors
Whittemore
Priga
Cerri
Missou
Esol Xs
Araadt
ST Ee
Liab Arti
Gadivans
Mishsourt
Eral ‘Hscoguyry
Lucy
Rotary Public. Com
Corrat—Atteat
G QO. Miller
Jac Kbon
Prisn Gregoens
Marshall National Bank
Tne
National Bank
Out Reserve
Pharuved
Edd
Atock
UN Murphun
Lesa Spences
BDO
Dakers
Mikehoure
GoMars
Manassats
Osshior
Frashklin
Mananane
HE Farmers Bank
Colonsville
Calonvile
REROL
Burplus
Mishours
County OF
T. S. Neff
McCutchen
Cathler
T B Neyri
L & K Mount Tougan
Nlpeteen
John A. HeLeRnstine
Matthew & Marshall Bank
State of Missouri
Prs Na Hs
Indieidass
Dappatt
Seervasens
Matthew Omners
O. H. Marthew
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