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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 16, 1915
Page
7
A fragment mentions interest in fine clothing from brands like Our Schloss Baltimore and others while noting inability to afford them, reflecting shopper sentiment toward S H Jackson's Mercantile Company.
A Unionville editorial condemns bootleggers and urges active public support for law enforcement. It argues laws depend on community will, criticizes parole leniency, and calls for consistent punishment and jury backing to curb crime.
A brief church notice records the Methodist Church year with Mrs Trosten Noel and Miss Ruth as speakers or participants in the event.
Charles Ashby born May 19 1844 passed away June 6 1915 at the Vestal home after traveling as a faith doctor for forty years. He was cared for by Brother Vestal and family and died near Ledford cemetery. Funeral at the Vestal home June 7 conducted by W T Walters and Rev E E Vestal. Card of thanks from Elder and Mrs E B Vestal.
Notice announces public bids for heating plant grid plumbing of the New High School in Unionville Missouri. Bids due by 7 30 p m June 30 1916 with certified check equal to two percent of bid amount. Sealed bids may be sent to the Secretary of the Board in Unionville.
Rainy weather persists in Oak Grove as Sunday night gatherings proceed. Mr and Mrs R B Crawford dine with the B E Speak home after attending. Orvil Speak visits Lancaster for dental work while F A Grogan and Miss Vena Latimer enjoy Sunday at the Speak home. Leren Anderton and Virgil Fellowell attend Fowler meeting. Ethel Latimer visits Eva Landtiser. Chas Lee travels to Lancaster for business. Uncle Joe Thompson visits J B Thompson’s. J A Speak family hosted by L P Latimer. Guy O Lee and Doll Crawford family share Sunday at their home.
Rain continues at Rattlesnake Ridge as Hartford residents attend Graysville Children's Day exercises. Miss Ethel Lawson and Miss Donna Barney are noted visiting relatives while Mrs. James Kol hosts. Willie Brown and Bessie Baugher near Omaha attend Hartford church. Ida Bradshaw visits Nina Bradshaw, and Rev. McKinley leads Sunday services as seven new additions are recorded.
Fragmentary OCR text shows a dated 1915 note with scattered names and phrases, likely part of a personal letter or diary entry. The readable bits include a date near January 13 1915 and scattered fragments such as names Ritter and Jane, but the overall content remains incomplete and ambiguous.
Small 40 acre farm with four room house barn chicken smoke cave wells pond and good fencing. Located 1 to 4 miles east of McKinley school on State Highway Unionville to Lancaster in Lincoln township Putnam county. For details contact J C McKinley Route No 4 Unionville Mo Mrs Ollie McKinley Route No 4 Unionville Mo.
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