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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
5
A jumble of names and short notices. People visiting, returning home or traveling between Moravia and nearby towns, loans offered, properties for sale, and local business mentions including J L Summers, L H Howard, Henry Callison, and W H Forbes.
Community notices report loan offers and mortgages, local business moves, debt settlements, medical operations, a smallpox case, visits by Dr. Magee and Dr. Gillies, and a church Easter program announcement. Mentions include Will T Moore buying a Browning barber shop, L D Thomas accounts, Dr C H Magee, Mrs J A Daniels, Mrs A S farris and Miss Bertha Harris, and Rev B F Cresson inviting the Christian Endeavor Society for Easter services.
LB Hodge of Milan visited Witter Hodge and wife. A shower brought 0.82 inches of rain. J O Banner offers cattle and horse loans. Col L F Copeland lecture at Hays Opera House tonight. Meat Smoke suggested for hams. April Circuit Court docket listed. Mrs Scot Johnston left for Bloomfield Iowa due to illness in family. W E Gold sells Gray property to Ira Hombs in Railroad addition for 650 dollars. Anderson’s Palace Barber Shop advertises nightly baths. Mr and Mrs W H Walker returned from Milton after a Friday visit.
Miss Alma Yardly and her little brother return home from Pollock. Various small ads note sales bids, framing services, lost money, incubators, and upcoming events. A church dedication at Moulton, a wedding in Lemonville, and a proposed county infirmary project are reported along with local visits, travel, and personal notices.
Millago M. Patrick announces his candidacy for County Clerk in the Putnam Republican primary on April 5 1902. He argues current incumbents and Johnson family have benefited from salaries and fees, while presenting his own farm roots and qualifications as a steady alternative.
A beginner band forms in the city with twenty members and a mix of instruments including clarinets, cornets, altos, trombones, a tuba and drums to strengthen the old band next season. Also notes a city election next Tuesday and a prediction of Republican ticket strength amid Democratic inactivity. A Turner's facial massage is advertised at 15 cents. Rumor claims trains 7 and 8 may be cut after April 1, upsetting local commerce with only one train each way per day.
A. M. Swerrt advertises a large assortment of hand-made harnesses crafted from oak-tanned leather offered at the lowest possible price. No further details provided.
A. B. Overihott urges universal Arbor Day observance across the county, stressing legal and moral duty. He asks teachers, pupils, and school officers to lead, hoping directors and parents will support enhancing school environments to foster aesthetic growth and overall educational progress.
Collars briddles whips curry combs brushes and saddlery items sold by A M Swerr in a catalog entry for equestrian gear and harness hardware.
Two townships reported the judges and clerks of election chosen last week. Other reports list Sherman and Torrey with I Morgan A J Noel EF W Thompson Liberty J W Magee Neighbors B W Porer Riley Atbot W Caion Fred Scott J N Cook J W Chrisman J J Price N E Aster Parg Drury Marion Fife E C Staats Glen Rinker Jackson D Noland Thos Hil J T Houston G W Peek.
Seed oats slated for Weatherfords include Early Champion and German Mullet varieties. The report notes a display of seed options and potential agricultural use at the location.
Ben Harman of near Owasco Sulli van county fatally shot Pat Brandon in Milan Wednesday afternoon around 2 30. Harman surrendered and is in jail. Brandon, a single man and brother of Frank Brandon, is reported dead. Domestic troubles were cited as the motive.
A brief note proclaims Rosenthal's millinery offers services “not only up to date, but a date ahead,” hinting at exclusive seasonal selections and early-order options for upcoming fashions.
An old advertisement touts Dr Price's standard cream of tartar baking powder as the healthy choice for delicious food. It warns against cheap alum baking powders, claiming they spoil taste and endanger health, with physicians opposing alum in food.
Republicans of Unionville School District meet at Hays Opera House on Thursday night March 27 to nominate two candidates for the School Board of this independent district. Full attendance desired by order Cary Commirex.
Advertisement notes marriage licenses and promotes new spring shoes for men women and children. Claims wide selection including toe caps patent leather vici box calf suedes and lasts with price details to attract shoppers. Signed M Eprensting.
Dr. John Surgis a Persia native will present an orient evening on Friday April 4 under the Ladies Aid Society at the Christian Church. The program depicts home life of ten nationalities in a cultural entertainment. Chillicothe Commercial College claims status as the region’s largest and best equipped operator training school.
Readers are urged to check if they are in arrears for The Republican and to call and settle up. ConnER & MARTIN signs emphasize timely payment and appreciation.
Notice of a general election in Unionville Missouri on April 1 1902 for Mayor Marshal Collector North Ward Alderman and South Ward Alderman. Polls open at H H Kart's carpenter shop in North Ward and Masonic Building in South Ward. D F Carex Mayor witnesses seal March 10 1902.
Board of Directors of Unionville Village School District proposes an additional 35 cents per $100 tax levy for school purposes at the upcoming annual election. Voters will cast YES for 36 cents or NO for 35 cents as the levy options. Notice published in Unionville Republican. February 28, 1902.
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