Local notices and farm loan ads circulate in Milan district
June 26 1901 community brief lists J C Banner farm loans and quick cash options with cattle and horses as collateral. Social notes report Fletcher Quigley visiting Milan, visits to Fenton's Soda Fountain, Mrs. Ingram visiting Hillsboro Illinois, Charley Wells greeting locals, Sam Brown joining harvest and heading to Kansas, and several others including Miss Maggie McCutchen guesting Lucerne and Mrs Claude Comstock returning from Cincinnati.
Local notices and business ads from Canton area
Public notices offer land mortgage lending by Henry Callison. Quigley repairs services and tin shop west of Jackson store. Local visits mention Mrs True Burnham and Hulda Falk. J C Banner promotes farm loan interests. Multiple social notes list visits to Canton Kirksville Tarkio Milan. H R Brasfield Co advertises carpets furniture stoves prices. Thunderstorm damages transformers at electric light plant, estimated loss around 15000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Quigley
Jackson’s
J. L
H. R. Brasfield
Kirksville
Private Money to Loan and Local Notices
Private money to loan with mortgage on horses land cattle or personal security or a second mortgage on land. Special attention given to buying good notes at a reasonable discount. Foot comfort is one thing you can't afford to do without. The shoe we handle has it. M Eppenstein. Banner left yesterday for a trip on the road to introduce his sales and account book. Chillicothe was his first stopping place.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Ingram
Hillsboro
Inls
Thorsday
W.H. Forbes
Henry Caciison
M. Epppenstein
Banner
Chillicothe
Chas. Porter
B. W. Porter
Northeast
Putnam
Genesé@o
Kans
Will Berry
Rush Medical College
Chicago
Claude Tingley
Chillicothe Normal
Missouri
Iowa
Johnny Beh
Burlington
Macon
John
Ordea
George James
Wnlo
Thaepee Law School
Lucerné
George Son
Putnam’s
Iis
Gillies
Lemonville
Pepes
Ladies’ Home Journal
Jane Stout
Wilson Township
John Stout
Powesville
Money to loan and local notices in Unionville
Gilt Edge Farm Loans offered at low rates with pre maturity payment option by McCutch en & Son. L H Howard advertises paint with zinc ground. Mary Barnes and sister Maize visit Schuyler county kin. Geo Davidson returns to Moulton from Unionville. Lost gold rimmed glasses in Unionville public square. finder to Taz Rereathan office. S P Lane improving after illness. Frank Underwood and Ed Pinnpaugh travel to Gallatin Altamont for business. W L Pollock reports prosperity and good hay outlook in York area.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen & Son
Mary Barnes
Maize
Schuyler County
T. W. Huston
Geo. Davidson
Moulton
Unionville
George
K. C
Taz Rereathan
S. P. Lane
Frank Underwood
Ed. Pickinpaugh
Gallatin
Altamont
W. L. Pollock
Yorks
Restored Meaning of the Word Emphasizes Correct Use
The statement asserts that we have restored the word’s meaning to align with its proper sense. It declares that when used, the term should convey the intended obligation or standard.
Unionville News Highlights Local Visits and Weather
Local residents and visitors gather in Unionville with routines of travel and social events. A heat wave hits 102 degrees, while rainfall totals over June reach 5.77 inches, reviving pastures. Community notices include band leadership, church activities, and upcoming athletic contests with prizes.
Appointment of Frank O Sickles as Land Office Register?
A report from Jefferson City says Frank O Sickles of this city is favored for a Register for Land Office in the new posts to be opened on the Wichita and Kiowa reservations in Oklahoma. Supported by county district and state Republicans, he has returned from Washington confident of the appointment amid ongoing state headquarters plans to keep Missouri aligned with the national administration.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Armour & Co
E. N. Monroe
Mr. Monroe
Arcow' Co
Republic
Frank O. Sickles
Landy
Wichita
Kiowa
Oklaho
Sickles
Washington
Akins
Sickiess
Washigton Budday
Putnam County
Missouri
Also Mentioned on This Page
Life Insurance
Itloney
Givens
Farm Insurance
Best Companies
Farmers’ Bank of
Unionville, Mo
J. C. Banner
Fenton’s
Streeter
Ice
Fletcher Quigley
Milan
L.H. Howard
VJ. C. Banner
Weatherford's Mill
Mas. H
Scumrrz
Rev. T. Ahearn
Sam Brown
Kansas
L. H. Howard
Claude Comstock
Cincinnati
Maggie McCutchen
Charley Wells
Lucerne
M. Eppenstein
Isarem
Kameas
Ellis Chandles
Cinccinnati
Eva Williama
Oklahoma
Fons
Bert B. Tatman
Marshall
Charley Snyder
York Township
Henry Callison
Jackson Store
Mrs. True Burnham
Canton, Mo
Hulda Falk
N. A. Franklin
Tarkio
Noel
Tarkio College
Bertha King
D. F. Cailfee
Arthur Campbell
D. F. Caffee
H.R. Brasfield & Co
B. H. Bonfoey
Jefferson City
H. R. Brasfield & Co
Bro
J. H. May
The
Cincinnati Review
Moon Bros
Robison
Coleman
Jacob Garver
Lancaster
C. J. Ulrich
Dora Davenport
Kansas City
Sol. Korns
J.J. Jones
South Side
Clyde
Jackson & Co’s
Beverly
Bonfoey
Onionville, Mo
Brown
Yours
Scotland
Needay
Sita Shall
Ghitagh
Geo.w Barnett
Paul
Phillip
Lawrence
A. D. Christy
Union- Ville
Mr. H. Burnham
Mason City
Lls
J. E. Burnham
Fort Scott
Kan
National Bank
Wilson
Fred Wilson
St. John
Princeton Telegraph
G. W. Terrill
Christian Church
Rerre
Iian
Frank O’reilly
Board of Health
I. B. Duncan
Council Bluffs
Minnesota
Unionville Athletic
Carroll Brothers
Brasfield & Co
Takowina
Miller & Wentworth
J. W. Barkfoe
Athletic Association
0. W. Pollock
H. R Brasfield
E. Allan Boyd
Bloo
Charley
Rex
Mica Octa Monroe
Vertie Carter
C. Aj Middleton
Abstract and Loan Office
Tite Howard
Lincoln
Carryll
Thasday
Lapig Sataniay
Mr. Carroll
Marlborough
Anna Skinner
Holman, Underwood
Pickinpaugh, Props
Pee Ponent
Ickles
Beverly H. Bonfoey
Unionsville
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