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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1914

Page

2

Unionville Local Notes Full of Cherries and Family News

In Unionville and nearby, residents report cherry harvest progress with good quality fruit. Townsfolk such as Mrs Blanch Mowrer and families visit relatives, while a funeral for Frank Tysor in Montana draws local attention. A baby boy named Muriel Morris was born to Mr and Mrs Arthur Odam.

Unionville Blanch Mowrer W M. Odam Fred Cook Newt Cook James Bohanan Elmer Bohanan Jim Bohanan Bob Bison Mia Alex Berry McCarty Ott Smith Zack Newell John Good Emma Quayle Lizzie Statton Arthur Odam Muriel Morris Neva Shepherd Frank Tysor Montana M. E Isaigh Robbins Pearl Moore Eustace Cyrus Lincoln Seymour Bob Shepherd Alma Shepherd

Community greetings fill county seat weekend notices

Mt Harmony residents report visits and gatherings as families and friends pass Sunday hours visiting at the Sam Arnaman home and with the King and Terrell households. Several attended a Clark schoolhouse meeting and a Tuesday night chairvari event.

Tom Barnett Sam Arnaman Charley Rex Ira Hoover Mary Jim Hoover Clark Oak Lena Rose Fred Speak Clarence Guffey Ola King Tone Anders Okal King John Rose Les Terrell Joe Terrell Lowground John Vestal Pearl John Easter Clark School Clarencé Guffey

Home Again James River Rep Guffey Reports Optimism

Mr Editor provides update after a month abroad in Missouri. He notes unusually favorable prospects for cord, wheat, and oats this season. He observes hopeful sentiment among people and progress toward great things. Co. B. GUFFEY.

James River Rep Missouri B. Guffey

Sleepy Spring Drowsiness Hits At Home

A laboring mood arrives with spring as a weary worker contemplates returning home to a house in need of cleaning. The piece hints at seasonal fatigue and promises a fresh look after housecleaning using varnish products sold by L. B. Howard, with scattered garbled contact details and brand hints.

L. B. Howard

Fragmentary Verse Note From Atchison Globe

The readable fragments show a jumble of quoted lines and misprinted words. It references Jude's Idea of Poetry and mentions working people, with stray terms like Wilk and beet. The text appears to be an OCR artifact without a cohesive news item or clear context.

Jude Atchison Globe

Stockholders Meeting Called by Mutual Telephone Company

It is ordered by the Board that there be a general meeting of the stockholders of the Mutual Telephone Company on July 1 1914 at 2 p m at the Commercial Grub Room in ville eae. The purpose is to adopt bylaws and transact any other business that may legally come before the meeting. Thos Hunt President M62 OC L Noel Secretary

Mutual Telephone ‘Company Ville Eae Thos. Hunt M62 L. Noel

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Eagle Stamp Inknsonville Wentworth Met.Co M. Eppenstein E. D. Brasfield L. H. Howard Druggist Rexall Douglas Roe Lisher Brookfield Buhhanan Gene Bradshaw Mrs. Ellen Bradshaw B Anch Mowrer R. C. Cowan Near Delpha George Warren Truman Deweese Illinois Alex Shepherd Ray Shepherd New York Zel Reed D. D. Crumpacker Isiah Robbins South Lincoln Willie Maize Ft. Madison John Steele Ora Rennells Steve Ratliff Charley Baquet Ed Worley Jerry Pickett The Gray Mt. Harmony Marion Speak Joe Vestal Grant Jones Anderson West Main Street Mt.Harmony Astrakan Amore Velen Reese Oy Man Coce He Cope
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