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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
4
A broad survey of public scandal and local concerns recounts the fall of Professor Geo D Herron amid accusations of hypocrisy, church trial, and divorce. It contrasts his collapse with ongoing political tours, local crime trials, a large fire, and a call to support home merchants over mail order rivals.
The Putnam County Republican reports a sworn circulation of 2,900 with 2,450 copies distributed on Wednesday May 1, 1901. The Unionville Missouri paper charges $1.00 per year in advance and is entered at the Unionville post office as second class matter.
Monday night events include O T Mannon hosting minstrels in Unionville. Several local movements and trades are noted with people transporting syrup, hay, fruit trees, and livestock. Obituaries and local health advisories along with a medicinal advertisement close the report.
East Lincoln reports corn planted in the area. Donna Guffey will farm the old John Morrison farm this year. Lincoln lacks a constable after the incumbent resigned. Lt. Davis starts a new barn project this week with Gr W Gillum handling the work. Carter the Seymour horse buyer visited last week buying good horses. L P Davis sold a span of horses at his ranch last Thursday. Local youths attended a Minstrel Show at Hays opera house Monday night. W Porter the champion machine man toured Mendota and nearby for his company. Hardy Medlin plans a new switch on Mendota Coal and Winning Co land to the current mine and to open a new mine.
A Chester Michigan parent recounts an emergency cure using One Minute Cough Cure after a sudden choking episode. The child became unconscious but regained consciousness after three doses, with rapid recovery noted by the author A L Spafford and Noah Martin.
Weekly price changes from Jackson Co. list oats at 20 to 22 cents per bushel corn 32 cents timothy 1.00 to 1.60 red top 1.60 to 2.00 eggs 10 cents butter 10 to 12 cents lard 6 to 9 cents beeswax 14 to 16 cents rags 25 cents per cwt feathers geese 25 to 85 cents per unit mack 25 to 30 cents poultry spring chickens 6 cents hens 14 to 16 be roosters 1.20 geese full feathered 3 cents per lb ducks 5 cents turkeys 4 cents wool 12 to 16 cents young gobblers 6 cents.
Quigley Repair Shop near Jackson's door west repair guns sewing machines stoves roofs spouting and more. Dr J Murry oculist at Kirksville Missouri provides eye treatments and free board and treatment if not satisfactory. Office over Fouts drug store.
Quigley's Nursery advertises a wide selection of trees plants and vines with low prices for quality stock. Located uptown west of Jackson's in Unionville Missouri run by E F Quratky urging customers to visit before haying season.
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