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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1905
Page
1
The New-York Tribune Farmer offers a large practical weekly for farmers and families. A liberal pricing plan promises low cost and widespread circulation with specimen copies mailed to requested subscribers.
Correspondence from Chariton reports Birney & Co selling a large carload on Tuesday as Children’s Day nears at Chapel on Sunday the 14th. Tradesman Jas Biswell’s mare injured on a wire. Real estate tie deepens with K B Zieber becoming partner in the poultry business forming Zieber Earnhart Poultry Co. A brick and tile factory is promised alongside a new bank building signaling growth in eastern county.
Teddy Fred Hart has gone to Kansas to work. George Abbott moved his mill to Otto Weat's farm. Rothford Magee contemplates a Pacific coast trip soon. Jess Harris has Liberty township agency for men’s gloves. Staid Kelley and family made a business trip to the capital Wednesday. David Shaddene following agricultural pursuits on Er O Garrett’s farm. Miss Sadie Porter conducts a precocious music class south of Omaha. Miss Holdab Abbott plans late summer in Center ville. James Ledford and B F Dole expected next week. Mr and Mrs James Mages attended Children’s Day at Mt Harmony last Sunday. George Campbell and family visited Hiram Galaspie Saturday night. Road drags not yet introduced into Shoal creek bottoms. W T Abbott and wife and Art Farnsworth and family guests of John Farnsworth last Sunday. Miss Ida Williams of Virginia visiting cousin Mrs Hilda Summers this summer. Mrs Mollie Garrett purchased as Kingsbury plane of Marebell Bros of Moulton for 336 dollars. Mrs Geo Surry cultivating new strawberry variety with samples 53 inches in circumference. Bunday Schools at Fowler and Abbott consolidate Children’s Day exercises early July. Dr McFarland of Centerville employed last week in quest of driving teams.
A rambling travelogue chronicles a long journey along No. 41 visiting farms, stores, and neighbors. The narrator records encounters with E. J. Rosas, N. C. Woodruff, A. W. Way, and many others while collecting dates, receipts, and social updates. The piece blends humor and rural life as readers meet farmers like J. J. McClure, C. G. Way, and the Sanders family, recording hospitality, meals, and local commerce along the route.
Unionville Missouri market notes dated June 14 1905 show weekly price fluctuations from Jackson & Co with updates on poultry and fowl items including chickens geese turkeys and pigeons and assorted weights and prices subject to market changes
The Unionville Republican prints a color copy of Old Glory with portraits of its originator and a leading advocate to mark Flag Day. The piece highlights the flag’s origin and its significance.
A vintage classified style notice urges readers to obtain fire insurance, highlighting local availability and stressing urgency through a prompt meeting with B. H. Bonfoey to avoid loss. The ad emphasizes home protection and community.
An advertisement extols Mi-O-Na as the cure for stomach and digestive ailments. It claims weak digestion causes pimples, nervousness, and sleep problems, and promises relief by soothing mucous membranes and strengthening stomach nerves with a money back guarantee from F. Bi Howard if unsatisfied.
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