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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 24, 1920
Page
2
An old herbal tonic is advertised as a reliable blood maker to strengthen the body and prevent illness. The text lists wild cherry bark lingnia Oregon grape root blood root and stone red Quert root among active ingredients and claims improved digestion and immune defense.
The story discusses efforts to improve a local water system and the city cemetery care in Cameron. It notes a proposed remedy for coughs and colds, Chamberlain's Cough Remedy, and mentions cemetery maintenance efforts attracting attention in recent years.
A fragmented clipping combines an old Castoria advertisement about stomach troubles with a long local court case over stray turkeys causing a neighbourhood dispute. It notes a 1417-era replevin fight and mentions a political campaign plan for a statewide election and civic voter guidance.
The ad promotes LUS CATARRH MEDICINE and WALLS CATARRH MEDICINE claiming they cleanse the blood and ease nasal catarrh. It notes testimonials but warns some claim it will not cure certain cases. Also mentions J Cheney & Co Toledo Ohio. Thirty four states have ratified the Woman suffrage amendment and two more are needed. Governor Gardner may call a legislature session to grant women the same registration rights as men.
Incomplete text discusses the Iowa Normal School building and town divisions over its fate. The fragment hints at remodeling or correcting the old structure, implying two camps in the town, with potential difficulties related to many features.
E H Reger sold carloads of meat to James McDonald at Polito, totaling three hogs. A stag weighed 840 pounds and two gilts 726 and 680 pounds respectively, totaling 2346 pounds. All three hogs would be three years old in April, but they may already be deceased due to shipment.
An OCR fragment reports Hoookfield plant supplying current to Tinneus and nearby areas. It mentions load being heavy and inconvenience to users. The text references Mooreland and Burner Jaselede, with unclear terms and possible threats or actions by the plant.
Unionville residents, including Jne Comstock, a retired farmer, report relief from back pain and kidney issues after using Dean's Kidney Pills bought at Tatman & Radford's Drug Store. Foster-Milburn Co. promotes the medicine as a reliable remedy. The copy also notes a statewide teacher shortage impacting Missouri schools and funding struggles that threaten next year’s offerings.
George O Neal of 147 Gladstone Ave Kansas City Missouri says Tanlac improved his three year stormy stomach trouble loss of appetite gas headaches and insomnia He reports weight gain and renewed strength after starting Tanlac and credits the medicine with restoring his health and energy.
fragmentary notes describe an attack linked to a man named Obed near a water measure site. authorities mention a possible weapon and a man knocked over while posting notices. the piece hints at a lone attacker with an effective method, raising concerns for public safety.
The note touts stock powders from LeGear and Weaver claiming milk yield and butter fat gains in a cow over five months. It cites Dr LeGear and Mr Weaver in Grand Rapids Michigan promoting animal feed products with a money back promise.
Community notes record visits and gatherings across Washington quarters with many names and places. Mrs W B Richard and Mr W D Doane appear amid household visits, illness relief at Meck and Pate Kachadsen, and neighbors sharing meals and prayers through Sunday.
Dollie Franklin of Kansas is visiting relatives here this week. Little Harry Casady is numbered Mrs. Charley Shipley who has been ill for some eggs improving. Bless Cooley and family and Mrs. Dollie Franklin spent one day last week at the Albert rn Smith home. Delores Shipley spent Sunday with Violet Mathes. Reta Fowler called on Alta Casady Saturday afternoon. Okie Mullanix spent Sunday with Reta Fowler. Mrs. Essie Pickering spent work of last week with her son and family. Mr and Mrs. Leo Haynes spent Battraey night at the parental home. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Muffenix and children and Mr. and Mrs. Harley Cas-
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