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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 03, 1920
Page
6
A wife and mother describes relief from fatigue and nervous symptoms through Dr Pierce's Favorite Prescription. The advertisement claims it regulates womanly functions, enriches the blood, relieves aches, promotes sleep, and makes weak women strong. A testimonial from Jane Cooper endorses its effectiveness during expectancy.
Miss Mooney an 18 year old resident near Gilman City was thrown from a buggy when her frightened horse bolted. She sustained injuries and died a few hours later. Authorities investigate the incident and identify the horse and buggy as the cause of the crash.
The Missouri College of Agriculture recognizes the tractor as the future of farming and offers a tractor farming course starting March for a few weeks. The program aims to teach practical, hands on use of tractors to modernize farm work and increase efficiency.
A Montana note discusses how fancy farm names attract attention and may raise land value. It explains administrators may record names under state law and that stationery bearing the farm name should be unique to avoid duplication.
A patent remedy praised for quickly easing coughs grippe and croup with decades of popularity. Sold as a standard reliever priced at 1.20 a bottle at all druggists.
A readable ad fragment touts New Life Pill as a cure for sluggish bowels and inert liver. It claims waste and impurities are purged, boosting vitality for work and play.
The county Board of Supervisors let a 654000 contract for grading the SI milea road running east and west through Centerville Ta. It is a federal aid project with no government cost.
An ad style note touts a remedy claimed to knock out external rheumatic pains and aches in the first round. It emphasizes fast penetration and broad use, touting availability at drug stores for 140 dollars.
The paper surveys local voters as they push a candidate, Bad Eagle, for attorney general. It weighs the odds and urges Democrats to nominate him, suggesting he could perform as well as other named figures in recent booms.
Report from the Jasper county Democrat notes a convention in Joplin last week that discussed Reed as a convention delegate. The meeting raises efforts to block Reed from obtaining floor privileges at the national convention.
A new company named the Raverre Comi Company is being organized to develop the property. A rail spur track has already been surveyed for the project.
Albert Patrick reports relief from kidney trouble after using Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Howard's Drug Store. He endorses the remedy and urges others with symptoms like backache and fatigue to try it, noting price 60 cents and availability at local dealers. Foster-Milburn Co. Buffalo, NY is the producer behind the brand.
A fragmentary report notes the Woman in Black lingering in Milan folk stores and seeking a former lover for revenge. It adds fewer nighttime travelers in recent years and cites prohibition as a complicating factor in explanations.
The ad promotes comprehensive eye examination and refraction correction, muscle exercise for muscular anomalies, and up to date materials. It lists prices from 690 to 8400 dollars and notes a graduate optometrist, Richards, with a Chicago office at 149 Thomas Building.
A 400 participant pageant celebrating Missouri’s 100th birthday will be staged in Columbia on the 11th. The event features 100 years of state history and 1000 costumes. Burl Harris, accused of auto theft in Scotland County and jail breaking in Adair County, was captured in Hoxie Arkansas while being transported to Memphis. near Annada he asked to stop and then disappeared.
Mrs. Burch of 2511 Amie Street Kansas City Missouri describes twenty years of nervous indigestion headaches and dizziness eased after taking Tanlac. She notes improved appetite sleep breathing and energy and urges others to try the medicine. The item also mentions Tanlac notices in Unionville Lemonville Powersville and a woodshed fire near EFB Morrison’s Memphis home and a desertion case involving Charley Jackson.
Notices of family travel, a spelling superintendent with initials H J Almarostergard, and a vacation order of publication in Putnam county court appear among local items. The wanders include Lavoptik eye wash claims, school spelling emphasis in Bloomfield, and a public notice about a debt action against George Burrows with an April term for attachment.
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