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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 10, 1920
Page
2
In a testimonial from Mrs W C Zeschman of Omaha Nebraska the reader is told how Dr Pierce s Anuric dissolves uric acid in the blood and relieves back pain rheumatism lumbago and sciatica after a few days of use the letter notes urinary complaints and stinging sensations improving rapidly with Anuric tablets available via trial package request.
The Fhina Sentinel is praised by the National Printer Journalists as a model weekly publication. It is printed by Scofield Brothers and noted for its excellent paper and Republican political alignment.
A coal oil stove explosion in a baggage room at the Laclede depot caused a blaze that destroyed the building. The stove had been used to prevent freezing perishable freight, and the depot has long been rundown. A box car currently serves as a depot, but a new, better looking and more serviceable facility is expected soon.
An old advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine promising cure through the bloodstream. The piece also notes railroad management changes and personnel shifts at Milan division points with new workers replacing veterans.
Farmers from Sullivan county met in Milan last week to organize a Farmers Co operative Society with a capital of ten thousand dollars. The funds will open a Milan store to handle flour feed butter hides eggs cream and related goods. Half of the capital was paid in at the meeting and a store will be opened as soon as possible.
Fragmentary OCR reads as garbled health tips about a cold. Despite noisy wording, it hints at remedies or methods to alleviate symptoms but provides no clear guidance, dates, or named entities to anchor a news item.
A fragmented note describes someone begging for aid and mentions systems in distress. The readable text references trouble and a plea for assistance, with no clear names or locations provided.
A reader is advised to try Chamberlain s Cough Remedy for its pleasant taste and reliable relief. Harris faction records 114 votes in its school district election on bonds totaling 6000 with 110 support and 9 against, noted as remarkable given a typical anti improvement sentiment.
An old line ad touts Sloan's liniment as quickly effective for rheumatic soreness, muscle stiffness and neuritis. It targets men and parents seeking back pain relief and neuralgia relief with promising, economical results.
Former governor Docker now Third Assistant Postmaster General was confined to his room at Gallatin due to illness but appears to be recovering. He went to Gallatin to campaign in the third district for a congressman, but fell ill and has remained ill since.
A reader reports Unionville residents persuaded by a medicine ad offering kidney pills. The notice cites relief from backache and kidney symptoms, naming Foster MIlburn Co. of Buffalo as the distributor and urging readers to buy the product.
Lancaster official James H. Chinn rests from his post and Schuyler Sun notes Kansas Hon A. D. Morris will serve as county attorney. Morris was appointed last week to succeed Chinn.
A man at Green City nearly died last week after his wife mixed his dose of oil with hydrate of chloral and camphor. He was fed a large spoonful before a physician could pump him out and restore consciousness.
Nellie V Richards a registered Illinois optometrist offers eye testing glasses fitting and muscle exercises with services in large cities Prices range from $5 to $56 and she notes recent state exam passage in Chicago for licensure
A patient reports severe illness improved after taking Tanlac. She credits relief from backache headaches and shortness of breath with restored sleep and energy. Her father secured Tanlac and local sellers are listed in Unionville Lemonville and Bowers.
The Bethany Democrat will exist mainly in name. Equipment is being sold piecemeal and soon gone. Subscription list remains with former owner Mr. Ebersole, while the Bethany Republican will print the paper. A single plant will publish both papers to cut costs amid high paper and labor costs driving papers from business.
Theodore Sanford of Fenmore Michigan suffered seven years of stomach pain and sleepless nights from indigestion and constipation. After using Chamberlains Tablets he can eat vegetables and fruit without pain or unrest. In Putnam County no county officer candidates have announced yet, a rare holdover shortening campaign lengths.
A five year old son of Ambrose Lancaster of Memphis dodged in front of a passing auto after hanging on a wagon tail. He was knocked down and rendered unconscious for several hours but is reported alright now.
George F. Daniels of Hardwick, VI, proprietor of the Hardwick Inn, endorses a laxative, claiming it to be superior after trying many. He lauds Mheritain's Tablets as the best remedy.
Amid a three week flu layoff, Worthington reports students returning. The note mentions crowded classrooms and staff efforts to resume normal routines, with persistent illness impacting attendance and early weeks of the term. The fragment hints at a tense, unsettled start and ongoing uncertainties for teachers and families.
A fragmentary note expresses sympathy and shared memory for relatives connected to a rowing community. The writer reflects on enduring illness and the passage of time, offering comfort that those affected remain in thoughts.
The note recalls multiple relocations and illnesses as flu sweeps the community. Hackney, Smith, Tuller, and Williamson move to Lemons area while families at the infirmary adjust leadership. Pending repairs, carpentry by Tra Taylor and school closure mingle with seasonal weather and household chores.
Miss Mable Hill returned home last week from Centerville Iowa. Mr and Mrs D W Carter and sons went to Ailey sale Thursday. Mrs J Hill and daughter Mabel were Unionville callers. Wilt McColtom was a Unionville caller last Saturday.
Henry Starnes traveled to Maines Iowa last Tuesday where doctors reported the worst shingles case they had seen. Henry Lynch moved into Frank Moss’s vacated house while Moss took a new home on Starnes’ property. The Ed Hawkins family reportedly has the flu.
Listings from West Liberty record social calls and movements. Families such as Johnson, Gilworth, Callison, Galloway, and Brundage appear with visits, moves, and Sunday gatherings. A church meeting and a farm purchase near Jina Demery are mentioned among routine neighborhood happenings.
A reader notes railroads have resumed ownership and anticipates improved service and schedules. The writer mentions past government operation and expresses hope for restored, old-time efficiency within several months.
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