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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1908
Page
2
Community updates cover visits by Elizabeth O'Donnell and relatives in Milan, property moves near the depot, the Burrows horse buyer visiting Unionville, and notes on post office appointments, missing letters, and local social events. Also mentions farm loans, shoe repairs, and a church anniversary.
Scattered notes from a local page recount visits by Johnnie McClellmm of Scotland county to the R.8. McClellan home and Mrs. R. B. Morrow's return to Coal City from the John Frazee residence. Alpha Peters of Browning stays with her sister Mins. P J Tainan and Maud White visits. Also listed are farm loan promo lines for BONFORY and a sale ad for Rhode Island Red poultry, plus details on a Main Street residence for sale and local store updates including Westlake’s Bel Hive merchandise and Brewers' Association donations to anti prohibition efforts.
A fragmented early 20th century ad lists live turkeys of both sexes for sale at reasonable prices, plus a piano, Weatherford store items, and various names with delivery or payment notes. The garbled text places the sale near March 1906 and mentions local residents and vendors such as Elmer Davis and Tom Belding.
A public auction will be held at a remote location described as four miles northeast of Lucerne and other nearby towns on Monday March 9. The listing includes 62 head of cattle, horses, brood sows, Duroc Jerseys, and farm tools. Terms allow 12 months on sums over five dollars with 8 percent interest if paid late. coins under five dollars cash. Auctioneers are A. P. McElhinney and Hi Howard.
Report from near New London Bells County describes three men vandalizing a cemetery seven miles SW, tearing down 104 monuments, damaging vaults, then burning books and destroying schoolhouse furniture. Hounds tracked them but gang evaded capture as local residents posted rewards. Also notes the Campbell family welcomed five newborns in Steubenville Ohio.
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