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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 23, 1909
Page
5
Zephyr Flour benefits from water power at Kaw River Lawrence Kansas promising fuel savings and high milling quality. The ad guarantees bread baking strength, offers a full money back refund after using half a sack, and lists several Missouri and Omaha distributors.
Disjointed entries show multiple real estate transfers including Hodges to Montgomery 12 acres of riverside land, Borress to Whitly on 2 feet of lots in Rowan's addition, and Calvert to Bowers 70 acres plus adjacent parcels. Recorded values range from 400 to 6500 dollars with recipients identified in each deed.
Correspondence notes a sick mare, family visits, and social events across the week. Mentions gatherings with Bruce, Clapper, Shuey, Hill, Noland, and others. school closed. a children's service. a George Warren gathering. a Union Church supper. baptizing plans at West Liberty. and a request for wool scrap iron rubber metal.
A fragmentary item notes a ram falleth on a goat and on the unjust with emphasis on the umbrellaless, suggesting a parable or rural mishap. The wording is sparse but hints at a moral or local concern displayed in a brief notice style.
Unionville resident Beckwith praises Dean's Kidney Pills for lumbago relief and healthier living. He recounts kidney disorder and morning back pain, says two boxes cured him, and urges others to use Dean's. Sold by all dealers for 50 cents. Foster Milburn Co. is U.S. agent.
The local lodge adopts funeral resolutions for Brother Branfield who died June 6 praising his devotion to masonic duties and public service. They extend heartfelt sympathy to his widow and children, pledge to keep his memory, and authorize copies for records and the family.
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