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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1908
Page
1
An advertising notice proclaims low rate insurance for all kinds with emphasis on affordability and broad coverage options. It highlights available policies and solicits inquiries from potential clients.
Dr E J Geisinger arrived home Monday after visiting Miss Anna in Quincy where she underwent an operation for car trouble and is improving but not yet able to come home. Charley Cooper remains seriously ill after a lifting accident. A stray pair of young mules, a brown horse and a dark grey mare with trimmed manes were reported stolen near J W Jones pasture. A new cement walk fronts Albert Bones bright’s residence. Probate Court hears Mayhew Olmstead guardianship case with potential jury trial set for July 13. Unionville Masons attend state lodge and dedication of a new Masonic temple. Neish Robbins and wife celebrate Crystal wedding anniversary with a Robbins reunion. The Taft and Sherman presidential vote column shows state results and commentary on Taft’s nomination with references to Roosevelt and party leaders. The Bee Hive store will become The People’s Cash Store under new management F E Van Fossen and N H Westlake.
It aims to render courteous, prompt, efficient service to patrons and advise on investments. Customers of all sizes are urged to visit and discuss their affairs with staff. The bank invites everyone to inspect its new burglar proof vault and safety deposit boxes for deeds notes will policies and valuables. A reading room is provided for letters and papers.
Clarence Wright died at 7 20 p m Friday at his father Peter Wright's home in Unionville after a four month illness from gut consumption. He was born Sept 10 1885 and was 22 years 9 months 8 days old. Survived by his father six sisters and four brothers all present at the funeral except John. Funeral Sunday at 10 p m at the home with Rev J W Megan delivering the sermon. interment at Unionville cemetery.
Last Tuesday evening on the grounds the movement showcased youth sports and family activities. Fathers and brothers played indoor baseball while boys ran six miles and girls joined a pony club ride. Little ones enjoyed various apparatus as over one hundred fifty townspeople watched and cheered.
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