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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1903
Page
9
The only machine stacking hay from 8 to 17 feet high prevents scattering and over-pitching. It adjusts to 8 feet and loads hay onto a wagon. Noted for easy draft convenience and durability, it takes a minute to adjust. Call at Starcup's Shop to see it.
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A shop reports cold tire setting is performed with the Henderson Tire Setting Machine. The device allegedly fixes tires while cold, eliminating guesswork.
Repair work of all kinds including wagon and iron work. Carriage and buggy painting. All work guaranteed satisfactory.
Correspondence lists school closures, farmer institute meeting at Chapel, and various social activities. Mentions Beaty and Hilltown schools, Mage lantern show, road improvements, basket meetings, and local visits. Reports on trials, court attendance, and community weather with a focus on June events and local concerns.
May L0. Lane buys a new buggy. Dr. Boyds Hight of Queen City visited the village last week. Lane's farm east of here welcomes Dade Johnson. John Spurgeon and Wes Pierson traveled to Queen City Wednesday. Jule Cassady buys half interest in John L. Collins store. Collins returns from Minneapolis. Mrs. L. CO. Lane visits with son Ally of Unionville. Dock Mullenix and family from Worthing visit nearby. Thomas Neal Collins returns from illness in Minneapolis. Children’s Day expected fourth Sunday in June. Rev. M. E. Garlock from Gibbs Mo. preaches July second at 11 a.m. and 4 p.m.
Mrs Ed Sneed of Moberley visits her mother Mrs George Pickett. George Young went to Unionvilleweek and came home with a new . J L Collins has sold his eighty ceis of land that he bought of J F Underwood to Marsh Lewellen. It is requested that those interested in the Cox graveyard should meet there the last Saturday in June for the
Unionville Missouri June 24 1903 weekly price changes by Jackson & Co subject to market shifts for poultry and other livestock Armour & Co quotation notes prices also move with market. Spring chickens full feathered roosters geese ducks hens turkeys young toms old toms guineas pigeons beeswax tallow feathers and goose items listed with per pound or per dozen figures.
The Sentinel of Gebo Montana recounts a settler's near death from severe diarrhoea in 1889. After failing with water and heat, a neighbor's bottle of Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Medicine brought quick relief and a sound sleep, leading to a complete recovery and a grateful reflection on the remedy. Sold by Noah Martin as bowel disorder season arrives.
Fragments mention a land commission and local manager involved in a potential sale. The readable text cites Union ville land commission and Acms as a local manager role, but details are unclear and no concrete transaction or date is provided.
Notice is hereby given that at 2 p m on Wednesday July 1 1908 I will sell a contract to build a steel bridge at the site of the Tinkham bridge in York township Plans and specifications will be on file with the County Clerk ten days before the latting G W Dickson 4514 Bridge Com of Potnam Co
The above horse owned by the Weat Liberty Percheron Horse is listed for the 1908 season at John Houser's barn, located two miles northwest of Liberty and four miles southeast of St. John. The OCR text includes scattered garbled phrases and fragments not forming a complete additional fact.
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