Local Notes From Unityville and Surrounding Areas
Correspondence highlights week of social visits and farming activity in Unityville and nearby towns. Mentions include Frank O Reilly unloading corn, Geo James Memorial Day address, Rev Johns sermon, Misses Eadie Richey and Edith Lemen leading a Foworth League meeting, and multiple visits among families in Pollock, Unionville, and West Liberty. Weather affects crops and several local incidents such as livestock losses and a runaway team are noted along with building expansion plans.
Community Notes From Low Ground Farm Meeting
Farmers continue planting corn near the town as Rev Mckari leads a church meeting set for Saturday and Sunday. The birthday of twin brothers A J and B F Jeffers was celebrated Monday June 4 with a fine table and much refined hospitality.
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F Jeffers
Honday
Local News Briefs Include Planting Progress and Visits
A farm note reports many farmers nearing planting completion after Sunday morning calm. John Guyman of Harris visits his brother George Hill, while John Adleaper and family call on John Hill.
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John Adleaper
John Hill
John Guyman
Harris
Brother
George
Churchgoers and community events near Weat Liberty
A Sunday church gathering drew a large crowd at Weat Liberty. A pie and box supper is planned for next Saturday at the Pearson. Wo Sloan visited his daughters south of Terre Haute Sunday. Rube Kellison and wife visited Mrs Kellison's parents in York township Sunday. Neighbors met Saturday to plant Frank Collins' area for him. A Central City school meeting Saturday night awarded plastering contract for the schoolhouse.
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Weat Liberty
Pearson
Wo. Sloan
Terre Haute
Rube Kellison
Mrs. K
York Township
Baterday
Frank Collins
Aera
Central City
Nick
Bethany Church Finances and Farm Life Note
Residents report free riding on plows and disc barrows as spring work begins. Todd Arnold’s horse choked but survived the night. Mrs Bruce hatched 126 of 150 eggs. Tot Peek urged donations to paint Bethany Church and repair the cemetery fence.
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Bethany
Todd Arnold
D Bruce
Bethany Charch
Star Roundup Report From Star District
Roundup notes list Ben Kathbaoro’s efforts ending in dead end. The Vandyne brothers posted boge at Heymore last Wednesday. Norman of Kansas visits Seymour area. Everett McCatchen and W Oderwood toured neighbors. Henry Mehis trades 40 acres for 160 in Kansas. Star patrons install new slate board and window shades. Powersville No 2 postman says 3200 pieces mail last month, route approaching self support.
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The
Star
Powersville No. 2
Hyomei Offered as Home Cure for Catarrh by L H Howard
A local advertisement promotes Hyomei as a complete home remedy to cure catarrh of the head and throat. The press notes the portable inhaler and drops, the one dollar outfit with extra bottles at fifty cents, and a money back guarantee from L H Howard in Unionville.
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Unionville
L. H. Howard
ELY Brothers
Warren Atrect
New York
Local Notes and Social Roster From Hartford Area
Fragments report typhoid fever cases and visits by families from Appanoose and Sullivan counties. Miss Hattie Norman ill. school closed with a teacher’s treat. Weather mild with rain. late bread and straw berry shipments. Community events include preaching at Borns School and an ice cream supper at E O Garrett's with about sixty attendees.
Loans Offered At Low Rates By Local Agency
The notice lists individuals including June A 1 P Oliver Boyce Unionville Lora L Moore J.D. Hamlett Grindstaff Boynton Wm A Derrick Barber Kan Lara Lemon Lemontille and mentions loans from $200 up to $10,000 made at the agency of B H Bonfqey at low rates of interest.
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Oliver Boyce
Penoville
Lora L. Moore
J.D. Hamlett
Unionville
Grindstaff
Boynton
Wm. A. Derrick
Barber
Kan
Lara Lemon
Lemontille
B.H. Bonfqey
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ONE Price Cash House
S. H. Jackson Merc. CO
NCE
David Harem
Wolksme
Koloville
CGC
F Willams
Oop Ville
Frank O'Reilly
Mille Williama
Pollock
Mra
Say Davie
L Nion Ville Viettore
Geo James
Mon
F K. Edwards
Pol Jock
Hey Wood
Inionville
Geo Wallace
Rose Vor
Hugh Lightfoot
Fox
Kitchey’s
Iowa
RK Richey
Richey Han
Glendale
Chipe
Frank Collis
Mies Fannie Dwyer
Graysville
Mies Gilva Husted
Worthbington
St. John
Clarissa Martz
John Fowler
E G Garrett
Ellis Minear
E. E. Davide
Mary Minear
Dora Abbott
Elsie Fowler
Hartford
Morrigan
Frank Colling
Lee Hamilton
West Liberty
Josephalentine
Alva
Anna Metz
Lucerne
cAa Astonnia
Mckari
Beara the
Rouert
J H Melton
Ben Parrish
Stor
Y C. Hill
L. H Hill
L. F Wilson
Smoky Ridge
Mre Ben Kathbaoro
Fk Pbram Koight
Vandyne Brothers
Heymore
Fanny Norman
Kansas
Seymour
Everett McCatchen
Woderwood
Henry Mehis
Star District
Kanaas
Bears
Obioa
Collis
Flower
Appanoose County
Wm. Daugherty
Michael Hoskin
Michael Cemetry
Nellie Gray
Hattie Norman
Robert Godfrey
Will Smith
G. N. Miller
W. H. Smith
J.B. Hackney
John Miller
George Fightmaster
Sullivan County
Elko
Burns
Blackbird
Mr.Thomson, Jr
H. Barshouse
Reason Guffey
Borns School House
Shoal Creek
Teddy
Lillie Guffey
Goldie Abbott
John Farnsworth
Simon Summers
Frank Jones
Ola
Edward Garrett
Ella Abbott
Callie Hart
Eva Doyle
Venus
Verda Wright
Sylvia
Josie Abbott
W. T. Abbott
Chas. Abbott
Hulda
Dollie Abbott
Dr. Carryer
David Dale
Ester Eva
Centerville
Clarence Conger
John Helferstine
James Magee
the Abbott School
E. O. Garrett
Willie Corporan
Huide Abbott
Garrett
Darr’s
J. M. Darr
South Side Square
Unionville, Missouri
Jone Qighth
Charse Eristic
Arig ‘Turner Todeeuecer
Joan Leliehers
Vivian Grey
Unionville Produce Co
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