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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
2
The Farmers Store announces a loom end sale starting Saturday March 29 at 9 o clock. Buyers may find mill ends of prints ginghams underwear blankets clothing gloves and more at loom end prices with large quantities of calico percale muslin gingham ticking and other fabrics offered at substantial discounts.
The Republic criticizes attacks on Kerens, noting his private car ownership and independence in selecting a Republican U.S. Senate candidate. It asserts Kerens is a free man with a right to express views and pledges support to Missouri’s Republican efforts to wrest control from a corrupt ring. The piece concludes that the next Missouri senator will be a strong Republican stalwart.
A columnist advises a proven remedy for severe throat and lung threats. For relief and cure, it suggests Borchee's German Syrup as a trusted option praised by druggists worldwide. The note ends by recommending Green's Prize Almanac as a source.
The piece argues Republicans reduced Missouri state debt from 56 million to 21 million over six years, averaging 22.5 million annually, while Democrats cut from 21 million to about 10 million in thirty years, averaging about 8.5 million overall. It notes costs from the state school fund and railroad contributions, with critiques of fiscal accounting and calls for closer scrutiny of state finances. Governor Dockery is cited as stating 40 million was spent to reduce debt under Democratic governance.
A Globe Democrat editorial argues that the national debt would be wiped out sooner if Republicans had maintained power, criticizing current policies and urging Republican finance scrutiny. The piece discusses bonds, interest, and vouchers as methods to reduce a $2,000,000 debt, comparing $32,000,000 and $40,000,000 figures and referencing Guy Dockery.
CoE Hooper of Albany Ga praises DeWitt's Little Early Risers for keeping the liver and bowels healthy and removing the cause of eruptions. Noah Martin, a local druggist, endorses them as safe thorough and gentle relief for biliousness and related troubles. Never gripe or distress.
The president refused clemency for Richard Batts who while employed by a South Dakota railroad was convicted of sending obscene letters through the mail to a woman and others. The lengthy trial spanned multiple terms, with the judge and district attorney to be notified of the denial.
A defendant is sentenced to five years in prison with two years already served, reflecting credit for time served and the balance to be completed in custody.
A Asheville Gazette pressman Henry T Crook says Chamberlains Pain Balm cured his rheumatism after soaking his feet and trying no relief until he bought the product. He notes rapid improvement and no pain since using two thirds of a bottle sold by Noah.
During March and April the Burling ton Route will offer low rate one way tickets to the North Pacific coast and other Northwest points. Rates and information furnished on application. P. F. Witukow, Agent.
Chicago reports show dealers claim nearly five million dollars in autos sold or ordered at a city exhibition. About 5,000 machines are alleged to have been contracted with values ranging from 750 to 2250 dollars, averaging about 1000 dollars.
Promotes Bradfield's Female Regulator as a cure for period pains and irregular menses. Claims to reduce discomfort and relieve abdominal pain headaches hysteria and nervousness through direct action on the delicate system. Priced at $1.06 from druggists with Atlanta Georgia maker.
A home crafted harness is pitched as superior to cheaper foreign made options. The ad contrasts workmanship and origin claiming higher quality and domestic production.
A harsh claim targets a foreign made harness describing it as not standard weight not hand sewn and not made from first class stock with a warning it won’t last. The note emphasizes durability concerns and quality doubts about the product.
Our Home Made Harness is hand sewn from top stock. Leather is cut and sewn in our shop. The harness is built entirely by us and will last three times as long as the catalog harness. We stand by our guarantee, here on the ground. The catalog guarantee isn t worth the paper it s written on.
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