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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 13, 1900
Page
5
The column records frequent town visits and social notes across Ottumwa Unionville Mendota Lucerne and nearby areas. People like Lon Choate Henry Faudrie N. Marshall and A. Branford visit or travel to St Louis Cincinnati Milan and Jefferson City with remarks on calls shipments and local business.
Stylish wash fabrics in exclusive patterns with fashionable effects for the season. A gathering of handsome fabrics with reasonable prices. An elegant dainty summer gown costs only a nominal outlay. Dealing here means satisfaction prompt attention and quick delivery.
A look at gloves that stand apart from common designs with distinct style and unmatched comfort. Emphasizes wearability, fit, and innovative materials that elevate everyday use beyond fashion.
This advertisement touts soft, cool wear from first use and months of comfort, highlighting the superior leather as the secret. It claims a perfect fit for all feet.
A compact sales note proclaims pleasure in offering notions of every size and kind. The phrasing emphasizes customer delight in purchasing small items and suggests a cheerful retail tone without further specifics.
Umbrellas in both fancy and plain styles are cheap now and make good birthday presents. Consider picking up an extra one while prices stay low.
Shop promotes a wide range of trunks guaranteed to last for years. See us first for convenience and choose from all kinds at various price points.
Clothing and thrifty advice urges readers that saving a dollar on spring salt is as valuable as earning one. The piece emphasizes practical money-saving choices and frugal purchasing tips for the season.
Store unveils late spring hat arrivals. Try on options and decide later with flexible purchasing.
A local grocer declares it carries the best market products at fair prices with no bait and switch. The message emphasizes consistent pricing across all items and avoids discounting one item to compensate with another.
A local market touts fresh fruits every day and seasonal selections with a promise to pay the highest cash price for wool. Customers are urged to bring produce and poultry for guaranteed prices.
A sweeping row of brief items covers patrons moving post office and telephone exchange, school and college graduations, local visits, county events, weather effects, and assorted notices. The piece notes residents in Milan, Lindenwood graduates, bank charter expectations, and community plans for a small park and improved streets.
Several hundred hushélacorn for sale on the old John WN. Franklin homestead in Grant township offered at forty cents per bushel.
Miss Nellie Turner of this city captured first prize in the annual declamatory contest for the Townsend prize at Lombard College in Galesburg Illinois. Her friend Miss Bertha Bradford, a visitor here last summer, won the second prize. Nellie was a prize winner in this contest last year and has many supporters who will rejoice at her success.
A Wesley Chapel Sunday School event by Mr J W Stewart’s farm, 5 miles north of Unionville, on June 17 2000. Morning program “The Crown of the Century” at 10 30 a m. Afternoon sermon “Collector of Waste” at 2 p m. Bring baskets and attend the full day. H M Ingrass, Pastor.
Republican mass meeting planned in Unionville Missouri to ratify the national ticket. June 28 at 8 p m features prominent speakers and Unionville Band music with visiting delegations from all county precincts. M Goteman is chairman and C A Minpueton is secretary.
Rev. k. Allen Hoyd preached two sermons last Sunday and a call to him was discussed after the evening service. He has not yet formally accepted but is expected to preach again next Sunday and is believed to likely accept the call.
Trenton Daily Tribune reports the upcoming marriage of Dr F Robizon and Miss Dudley. The ceremony is set for Tuesday June 10 at the Dudley home on College Avenue. The groom is a successful dentist and the bride a cultured young woman and former Trenton High School graduate and teacher.
Miss Ida Dodson of Brook Haven Mississippi died at 31 after a week of illness. She was buried in Highland Park cemetery after a funeral at James Garrett’s residence in Kirksville led by the writer. She was well known in Unionville and St. Louis friends regret her untimely passing.
One J. I. Case threshing machine and a wood saw for assechents sold at auction. Also on one mill, all in good condition, 46 14. F. A. Porg, Untorvilli.
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