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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1901
Page
4
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A brisk column covers Missouri political moves and court rulings, a Nebraska tornado toll, a West Virginia flood aftermath, the Yale death of Adelbert Hay, and opinions on public figures. It notes Supreme Court action on mortgage tax, alleged election fraud scales, and local press launches while honoring a prominent diplomat’s son.
A respected citizen Chris Hahn died after an alcohol fueled assault. A Black miner caused fatal harm to his partner. A separate Black individual was run over and killed by a Burlington construction engine.
The Tus Lioneus Bulletin questions Fourth of July speakers this year after a U.S. Supreme Court decision, suggesting readers might skip a celebration or voice doubt about attending such ceremonies.
A J Bishop born in Franklin Co Indiana on October 16 1884 married to Elizabeth Hutchison on November 6 1855. They had nine children with five living. He died after a long illness of nearly two years and expressed readiness to meet his family in Heaven. He had been a member of the church.
A June 20 1901 public notice from Powersville Missouri lists dozens of residents including Dr. F E Cozad A L Roberts W L Pollock and G W Buckworth objecting to any drug store drum shop or related business locating in Powersville. The statement appears to be a civic action by numerous local names.
Fur niture dealers Miller and Wentworth received a fine new hearse from St. Loud yesterday. The vehicle is a modern model built for rough Putnam county roads and reflects their energetic push to stay ahead in the undertaking business delivering value to customers.
Weekly assurances push for early construction of the Rock Island cut-off. survey party members led by A. Russell have gathered awaiting the full group with F. H. Wentworth receiving a joining letter from Mr. Hematreet. Elmer Casady travels to Milton, Iowa, and returns shortly while Mr. and Mrs. Farrier visit from Lincoln, Nebraska.
The church holds a quarterly meeting next Sunday at the Methodist Episcopal Church. The morning service includes a sacramental address and the Lord's Supper. A Love Feast is scheduled for 8 30 p.m and the Rev Dr L E Simes Presiding Elder will preach at night.
Card of Thanks extends heartfelt gratitude to friends and neighbors who lent a helping hand during the illness and death of our dear husband and father Mrs Uriao Bishop and children.
A bidder notes willingness to take a car load of old iron steel bones rubber and other metals plus bees wax for cash. Contact A A J Benner and A A Benner firm for sale details and pickup arrangements.
A customer from Arlington Texas says a few months ago breakfast would not stay down. After using one bottle of Kodol Dyspepsia Cure, they can eat meals with relish and digest food thoroughly. Noah Martin, druggist, endorses the product.
A family asks daily what to serve for dessert and suggests Jell O as a quick choice. Prepared in two minutes with hot water, no baking, then cooling. Flavors include lemon orange raspberry and strawberry. Available at grocers for 10 cents.
advertisement notes pure clean Siberian mullet seed for sale at 75 cents per bushel. ground preparation required, 12 pounds per acre, any time in June. seller identified as W H Schnelle of Lemonville Missouri.
For Sale or Trade 200 acres of good bottom land offered by W S Banner in Unionville Missouri. Trade possible for merchandise.
A medicinal ad touts Anti-Diuretic as a quick remedy for bed wetting in children and adults. It claims immediate relief and lists Monroe & Howard Druggists in Unionville Missouri as the seller for $1.00.
Special display of buggies and carriages in the buggy and carriage department. Miller and Wentworth claim to offer the best lot shown this year in the region with prices starting at 35 dollars. Readers are invited to visit and inspect the selections.
Quigley Repair Shop near Jackson's offers services for guns sewing machines stoves roofs spouting and more. They advertise ready availability for needle work repairs and various household and hardware items.
A public notice from C. H. MacceyM calling all individuals who owe him money to settle their debts immediately. The message addresses all debtors and emphasizes prompt payment.
Market report from Unionville lists prices for oats corn seed beans and beef products. It shows offerings of spring chickens hens ducks geese and turkeys with per dozen or per pound rates and notes on wool and tallow figures.
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