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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1911
Page
3
Local notes describe a supply shortage forcing the Princeton band to suspend weekly concerts. The item lists incidents around Mercer county including a jail escape, thefts in Queen City and Bowring, and various accidents and unusual events in nearby towns.
Keokuk Canning Co offers contracts for pickles at 60c per bushel or per gallon. Agent H E Oldaker invites farmers to sign with Robison & Robison's office in Keokuk.
The piece critiques Democratic Congress members for opposing free wool while citing Mr. Bryan’s tariff stance, Underwood’s half tariff cut plan, and price declines from 26 to 18 cents for wool. It questions party loyalty, cites a St Paul banquet, and argues Republicans favored protection while farmers prospered under it.
L H Stoward advertises Hyomei as a cure for catarrh, colds, coughs, croup and sore throat with a money back guarantee. A complete outfit costs $1, with instructions to inhale medicated air through a Hyomei inhaler. Also notes several local farm and school updates from Centerville area residents.
An account from Rappopov’s The Curse of the Romapovs describes Paul I of Russia killed by conspirators on March 11. Platon Zoubov hosted a supper. champagne flowed as two groups moved on the palace. Paul hid in a chimney but was found and strangled, his death avenging years of torture.
P J Tatman advertises slippers or shoes marketed as foot comfort under the phrase sprinkles Nygi's as Kin for morning wear. The copy presents a sales pitch style line about a local shop selling the product.
A quotation attributed to Emerson urges finishing each day, letting go of past blunders and absurdities, and beginning tomorrow with a strong, high spirit unburdened by old nonsense.
A home care tip suggests using a flannel cloth dampened with equal parts turpentine and coal oil to polish furniture. The method promises quick shine and cost savings compared to commercial polishes.
PSA ad touts a drugstore offering a wide range of items not carried by competitors. It promises quick service and the availability of many products sought by customers seeking relief from corn pain.
Nellie Gray reports Lentonville preparing for Independence Day celebrations. Farniéra enjoy seasonal fruits like strawberries gooseberries and cherries as local farmers supply produce. John Litty announces weekly sales while Miss Mand Fightmaster recovers from a sore throat. Henry Noel notes a cow struck by lightning. WI Schnee of Lemonville passed through on business and Trene Stout will close her Triumph school in a week.
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