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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1901

Page

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New Woman Gains Praise and Society News Highlights

Letters praise Peruna cures while wedding notices detail the union of Miss O'Bryant and Lieutenant Beverly Bonfoey at 2020 Grove Avenue Miss O'Bryant, the groom's family ties, and guests including Antonio Amego and Rev. E M Clingan The story also notes a casual wedding in Unionville and plans for a bridal trip south with a Cuban servant in attendance.

Quincy Journal Grove Avenue Migsee O'Bryant W.T. O’bryant Beverly Bonfoey Unionville Missouri B. H. Bonfoey Cuba Najely Antonio Amego Lieut. Bonfoey Ebides Bonfoey John H. Carroll Col. Carroll Edward Allan Boyd First Presbyterian Church of Boyd Lagrange Arthur Townsend Bride Mr. Prunty Brookfield Tennessee Townsend South Uninville O’bryant The Newcomb

Celebration Committees Named for Fourth of July Event

Executive committee names detailed subcommittees and members for speakers muab amusements decorations transport advertising and more for the upcoming Fourth of July celebration in this city. Notable names include J C McKinley G H Gardner A B Pratt R F Little W A Shelton Jr S B Davidson UC A Agee and J S Losey among others.

J. C. McKinley Tom Franklin G. H. Gardner A. B. Pratt Muab R. F. Little H. R. Brasfield P. D. Greggers Jr W. A. Shelton Jr E. N. Monroe W. J. Carroll P. F. Withrow L. Jones S. B. Davidson

Try Jell-O Delights Quick Dessert

This family daily question solved with a two minute Jell-O dessert. Just add hot water and chill. Flavors include Lemon Orange Raspberry and Strawberry. Available at grocers for 10 cts.

Death of Uriah Bishop of Jackson township

Uriah Bishop, a respected Jackson township resident, died at his West Liberty area home Tuesday morning from Brights disease and cancerous affliction. He was over 70. Survived by wife, one son Urah Jr, and four daughters Mrs Isaac Wolf, Mrs George Wolf, Mrs Win Benson, and Mrs George Dunkin. Funeral planned for this afternoon at Central City cemetery.

Uriah Bishop Jackson Township West Liberty Bright Urah, Jr Saac Wolf George Wolf Win Benison George Dunkin Bishop Central City Cemetery

Fire Works Prohibition In Unionville On Fourth

Notice states that under city ordinance section 123 article 15 fireworks are suspended on July 4 1901 from 8:00 am to 6:00 pm. Violators discharging fire crackers sky rockets Roman candles or other explosives within city limits will be dealt with strictly. Dated June 10 191. H L Bacupay Mayor.

Unionville H. L. Bacuapay

Lathrop Hosts World’s Largest Horse and Mule Market

Report says Lathrop maintains the world’s largest horse and mule market with over five thousand animals on hand. C loads arrive daily from across the region, then head to New Orleans for ocean transport to Cape Town. British army inspectors oversee sales while buyers travel nationwide to supply Lathrop, where stock is fed and doctored before shipment.

Lathrop New Orleans Cape Town Transvaal

Locals note visits and church plans in Unionville

Georgie Roth and Charley Evans return from Kirke ville with Charley staying a month. Visitors include Mr Graves Shull of Odessa and Mr Verne Rhoades of Graham who spent last week with Grace Stout and Stella Wentworth. The Penny Press salutes B H Bonfoey as World's Fair Commissioner. A Presbyterian church meeting is set for next week to consider renewing Rev E Alan Boyd’s call beyond July 1.

Graves Shull Odessa St. Louis Verne Rhoades Graham, Mo William Jewell College Grace Stout Stella Wentworth the Penny Press Middletown Connecticut B. H. Bonfoey The Presbyterian Church Alan Boyd Unionville Boyd Vastor

Settle Up Adepts Appeal to Debtors

Notice requests all persons who know themselves as indebted to the author to come forward and settle immediately. The speaker claims the debtors are known to him and warns of action if payment is not made.

Rachel A. Magaw W. Jefferson Springfield Hartisan F. Hartman Columbus

Missing Text Notice From Fragmentary OCR

Fragmentary OCR notice provides unreadable details with several garbled phrases about possible assets, dates, or actions. The readable fragments include references to a case number or docket and a location, but key names, dates, and items are unclear.

Milwaukee Mower Promotes Chain Drive Model to Farmers

Milwaukee Mowers claim sole merit for farmers and challenge rivals to equal them. The ad touts the chain drive mower as the best, noting old cog gear machines are outdated and urging buyers to seek references from existing users. It emphasizes value with the slogan Sell Cheap, Sell a Heap and Keep Everlastingly at It.

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That's Our Motto We Do As We Advertise

A terse motto line asserts consistent practice with advertising claims. The phrase emphasizes reliability and faithfulness to stated commitments in business or service.

Staker market offers load handling stacker with simple design

The advert claims the stacker handles load cleanly without pitching or evening on the carrier and is the simplest built yet can supplant more complex models. It urges examination before purchase and notes a large stock of drag rakes in latest patterns with bargains. Call to view for style and price satisfaction.

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