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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 09, 1920
Page
9
A vintage advertisement touts Dr. Pierce’s Anuric as a cure for uric acid buildup harming kidneys. It claims relief from rheumatism and muscular soreness after using two bottles, crediting physician Dr. Pierce and urging readers to order a trial package or visit the Buffalo hotel for details.
The St Louis Republic absorption by the Globe-Democrat sparked a rise in Northeast Missouri fta circulation for the Quincy Journal as readers moved to the next Democrat paper. After the Journal merged into the Quincy Whig, a Republican paper, Democrat readers faced difficulty settling in with the change.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine as treating catarrh by constitutional means and promises a $100 reward for proof of ineffectiveness. The note also mentions paving progress in a town, with machinery issues briefly noted and expected completion soon.
A mother credits Tanlac for transforming her son Curtis from constant illness to robust health. The boy, once nervous and prone to headaches, dizziness, and stomach issues, now attends school daily and enjoys appetite. The mother also reports personal relief from long standing indigestion and headaches after starting Tanlac.
Curtis, a Browning carrier, started on a morning route in an unfamiliar car. The vehicle veered across the road, struck a wire fence, and rolled into a cam field, where it skittered about until Curtis shut off the gasoline.
Albert Patrick of Unionville testifies to lasting relief from kidney trouble and backache after using Doctor's Kidney Pills, first in 1916 and again in 1920, urging others to buy 60 cent bottles from Howard's Drug Store. The note ends with a stray farm anecdote about roosters during hot weather.
Message from Box 172 Station C Los Angeles California outlines a booklet claiming an innovative system to banish eczema atopic dermatitis tinea ringworm acne pimples blotches and disfigurement promising skin comfort and greater happiness with rapid results.
Belrano 80128 a black Percheron with star on head and white hind foot bred by J Mo West Humphreys owner Purdy Kroa Harna Mu Mire will stand at stud season 1920 at my home six miles southwest of Unionville. Service eight dollars mares forage risk none. Keeper Huston 420d owner and keeper.
An old newspaper fragment promotes eggs per dozen and feeds to boost flock production. It mentions Haleo Poultry Germo a remedy for bowel complaints cholera roup and other poultry illnesses.
Attention stockmen three black registered Jacks with white petahe offered at auction near Unionville Missouri in the 1920 season. Each animal priced at 20.60 with 7.0 for pony all costs for service fee per law. Terms available on application. Feed A Acort End Keeper.
This historical notice lists a black white-pointed jack named Jack and a foal getter Frisky Joe with ages and breeding claims. It states terms of ten dollars to insure service, specifies location twelve miles north of Unionville, and lists J B Mullenta as owner and keeper with insurance conditions and liability clarifications.
Pure Bred Kaola 86159 foal from Apr 12 1910 imported 1913 by A B Holbert Greely Iowa offered for service at my home 6 miles north of Unionville Mo. Jack Black Jack aged 3 years about 15 hands high with white points and big bone claimed to be among county best. Insurance and service fees noted. mares removed from county trigger due payments. Dade Lupton owner and keeper.
Notice that in Putnam county Missouri on June 12, 1920 at the courthouse between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. the trustee Etisha Dickson will sell at public auction all rights of J. I Mullenia and Bittle Mullenix in described real estate to cover the debt and sale expenses.
A pure bred Ray Percheron colt, foaled July 9, 1912, weighing TRON pounds, ready as a foal getter with fine disposition. Pedigree available at the barn. Known as JR Cuallor horse, stands for service at $1090 to insure. Care to prevent accidents. no liability for incidents. No service Saturday afternoons or Sundays.
Fragmentary notes describe a dappled stallion of great stature, weighing about 2100 pounds, praised as among the best of its kind. The text mentions lineage, years in service since colthood, and a Rettans Ba with a value up to 3600. Recommendations and pedigrees are referenced but specifics are garbled.
Letters of guardianship for the person and estate of William H. J an unnamed mind were granted May 17 1920 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. The notice must be published by May 17 1929 or be barred. Guardian Wayne Scott signs with seal and Judge T B Valentine prosecutes.
Notice is given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Bank of Unionville will be held at the Banking House in Unionville Missouri on June 15 1920 at 3 p.m. for at least three hours. The meeting will elect directors for the ensuing year and vote on reducing the number of directors from ten and for any other business. Attest G E McCutchen President HL Helman Secretary. 406
Readable text lists names and roles in a domestic context with scattered phrases about a wife and a person named Malia the Shik Say of Ari Ua9. The fragmentary lines mention Sequences and Titles with unclear actions, hindering full interpretation.
Mare foaled 1912 bred by Herbert Hard The Hermitage Earith England imported to Lamonn area near April 19 She is bay roan with star near hind pastern and white hind leg Stands 16 hands weighing 1760 pounds heavy bone fine disposition from a proven heavy pulling lineage Sired by Childwick Hare by Markenton Royal Hasold Dam Llamond by Detail Second dam Lightsome by Witchin Tom
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