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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1911
Page
3
Community briefs list visits and arrivals from Glendale and nearby areas. Names include Concord Church attendees, Kirksville travel for school, Grayville relatives, and Worthington friends. Local labor includes barn work at Minear, sheep shearing, and rain preparation purchases. A May 2% birth is reported for Mr. and Mrs. Guy Fowler.
Mrs Herbert Phillips and her mother Mrs Martha King visited Thursday at the Byram Warren home. Mr and Mrs R T Norris and daughter Wigssie visited Thursday with their daughter Mrs Henry Noel. Miss Belle Losey of West Liberty was mentioned.
Tinkham Bert Robinson and family visited Sunie Robinsones Sunday. Mrs Wichie Moore visited F F Watson Monday. Charley Rash and family visited Art Reed Sunday. Dave Poland and family visited Jim Summers Sunday. George Rotz visited Corneal Fills Sunday. Miss Verna Rash visited Corneal Eilis girls Sunday.
Misses Nola Rose and Oda Baquet visited relatives at Unionville last week and also attended the carnival. Miss Maude Pickering was calling on her friend Lara Span Sunday. Willie Barnett of near Martinatown spent Thursday night with his brother Tom. Irving Davis purchased a new twelve dollar oil store Saturday. Bred Tuttie arrived home Saturday from Topeka Kans where he has been taking a course in telegraphy the past six months. Harve Medlin wife and baby and Ernie Bills took dinner Sunday at the George Medlin home. T H Banett and wife attended the services at the Baptist church Sunday morning and also helped to decorate the Old Fellow’s graces in the after noon. Mike Ross and family of near Ivonia were entertained Sunday at the home of his father Hosea Roas.
An old advertisement for Myal's Hot Springs Blood Remedy claims the product cleanses the blood increases circulation nourishes tissues and builds you up. The Nyal Store and Je Tatman are mentioned in the sales pitch with a pledge of guaranteed benefits.
A gathered news roundup reports a ditch crash in Bethany injuring none, tetanus risk to a Sey mour toddler after a foot injury, a Moulton Iowa home fire, a Glenwood barn fire, and a Princeton loss of goods. It notes a Cameron forgery case, a six man crew completing a Grundy county culvert, a Cameron farmer’s snake encounter, and Orin Cone’s suicide in Memphis.
Unionville resident Thomas Brooka recalls kidney and bladder trouble starting with backache and progressing to urinary disorders and Bright's disease. He credits Doan's Kidney Pills, purchased at Martin's Drug Store, with curing him after four boxes, noting a permanent improvement and a second family member's similar relief. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY, agents for the United States.
Real estate transfers compiled for Putnam County list multiple deeds from Unionville and surrounding towns. Entries include Henry Allison and wife to Charles and Josse Toney for 130 acres at 38-66-18 valued at 7000 dollars, and other transfers involving J W Shirkey, Tra Hurlburt, Mo. and Iowa Township, J. F. Biswell, and various parcel descriptions and prices.
A local drug store touts its large selection and unique items not found in other shops. Customers are urged to visit first to obtain exactly what they need.
A proposal by the Swift Armour Burlington group outlines building a city of 100000 people in Clay County opposite Kansas City. Survey work and pre-made plates suggest the project is ready to proceed, awaiting residents to fill the new community.
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