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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 06, 1901
Page
5
Community notes detail residents with travel to Quincy and St Louis. Mentions Henry Shelton, Steele, Marshall, Guy Elgon visiting Bloomfield and Potux. health updates on Carl Mace and Maud Dickerson. public notices on justice of the peace and constable campaigns. business ads for weatherproof corn meal and short term loans. probate court activity and local moves including D W Pollock and U K Fortune.
Money to loan at low rates with pre maturity payment option offered by McCutchen and Son. Unionville barber shop Dr Frank Anderson’s Palace Barber Shop touted for up to date service, cleanliness, and strong patronage. Wallace's Farmer notes L C Corporon of Chapel bought five fine Short Horns at Healy-Wilson sale in Centerville Iowa with several notable prices.
The Unionville column reports Weatherford's new process corn meal reliability, medical concerns as Harry Nelson, 80, battles spinal meningitis, and a season plannning mIllinery trip. It notes marriages Elisha M. Streeter and Ethel James, post office letters, court matters on saloon license hearings, and financial actions against public administrator A. N. Mills with a pending penitentiary horizon.
A 1900s Unionville notice describes a P. E. O. society carnival at Thomas Hall with booths and acts including a giant lady, fat twins, snake charmer, bearded lady, tattooed woman, and Congress of Beauties. Proceeds reached 7.40 dollars. Local social notes add visits, deaths, and church services.
A. W. Lang announces disposal of entire stock of picture frames and mouldings with Hayes Barnett appointed to prepare and sell items regardless of cost. Location: over the drug store. Public notice urges customers to buy now.
Trade for merchandise offered for 200 acres of good bottom land. Located near Bannerville Missouri. Trade may suit merchants seeking agricultural value and strategic land use opportunities.
Multiple notices from Unionville and surrounding areas announce candidacies for county commissioner constable assessor clerk and assessor positions. Names include A S Overholt W A Burns W H Forbes J W Cuerisman and John W Provasc o with filings dated Feb 01 1901 and Feb 18 1901 ahead of the April election in Unionville Missouri.
Announcement notes Republican candidates for Union township offices including Collector and Township Trustee. E C Staats seeks re nomination for Collector. J DOT Johnson authorized. Gol J B Harper listed as township trustee candidate, all subject to Republican primary decisions.
Notices announce candidates for the Republican nomination for Justice of the Peace in Union Township. W A Brasfield W O Asnerwoop J N Koog are named as hopefuls, all subject to the Republican primary held on March 12.
The Standard Coal Co. announces a carload of coal on track at Depot for town distribution. Price eight cents per bushel delivered or seven cents if in car. Phone 168. McLaughlin Bros. display imported Percheron Stallion Bully at W T Rinker’s barn this week. Interested parties invited to call and inspect.
Money to loan with mortgage on horses and cattle and security on personal property offered. Mrs Wes Smith from Oskaloosa Iowa and a young woman visitor were in town on business. Mrs Lew Berry of Mendota died at home after a yearlong illness. she leaves a husband and six children and is buried after funeral services led by Rev W H Wharton.
Mrs. H. R. Brashieup advertises pure bred White Plymouth Rock chickens for sale. The short notice notes eggs at 50 cents and $3.60 per hundred, with Mrs. Mas Ema Drury mentioned in the text.
For Rent, Sale, or Trade a Bary gain. Good 9 room house and 6 acres of land with a barn water and fruit. 5 room house with 4 lots barn cistern fruit and will take a team. 160 acre Perkins Co Neb farm in good condition and cheap. 45 acre farm 2 miles south of Elko 15 acres plow land 20 acres pasture. 3112 J. P. Davis.
Public notice from C H Maaxr MyD calling all persons knowing themselves indebted to him to settle debts at once. The notice emphasizes immediate repayment by all debtors.
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