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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1908
Page
3
In a modest morning scene Amy and her mother confront a neglected kitchen with a grease stained pan and dusty mopboard. Amy vows to clean and restore the space, inspiring a hesitant suitor John to hope for marriage as the home brightens and their lives bond through domestic work.
A Chicago scene shows Mr Whacker and a young woman discussing social popularity. The couple exchanges ambivalence about calls and snubs while another man enters, revealing shifting affections and a party plan. The dialogue exposes dating norms, timing, and the lure of social visibility.
Nearly nine tenths of the world asbestos comes from Canada with Quebec mines producing around 60,000 tons annually. In Switzerland the village of Elm in Glarus County is so surrounded by mountains it receives no sun all winter.
The cheapest municipal tenements are Dublin owned, with two rooms rentable for two shillings a week.
A brief collection of quotes and maxims noting virtue, law, and merriment. The fragment cites Antiphanes and Shakespeare, urging a light heart and a crime free life as guidance.
Thomas B Hodges and Moll Hodges by their dee trust dated Feb 1904 defaulted on debt. B B Bonfoey trustee will sell April 4 1906 at 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Unionville courthouse the southeast quarter of section 18 town 65 range 16 to satisfy the debt and sale expenses.
Public notice in the Putnam County Missouri Circuit Court announces service by publication for Stella S Stewart in a divorce dissolution action by Frank Stewart. The order directs publication in Unionville Republican for four weeks and sets the April term at the Court House in Unionville.
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