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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 01, 1901
Page
5
Tex Aerustican office notes and J O Banner money loans appear beside chatter on visitors, real estate moves, farm supplies, and upcoming home changes. Multiple residents, traders, and agents including Brasfield Co., Banner, Guffey, and Turner are mentioned alongside travel and local business updates.
Community notes report loans on mortgages and negotiable paper, local employment for Ed Steele and Carl Mace in Kirksville, and J B Hadlock offering painting services. Also listed are obituaries, railroad work on a new water tank, medicinal claims for Herbine, and money loans by McCutchen & Son with regional travel plans and town happenings in Putnam and surrounding counties.
The column lists numerous residents and guests traveling to and from the area. Names include George Rodty, Dr. Roberts, Rev. E Allan Boyd, Miss Daisy Schooler, W W Jimmerson, Frank McVey, Mrs Franklin, J J Jones, C A Marshall, Miss Daisy Evans, Mr Perry, W J Applegate, Joe T Scott, Mrs Comstock, Misses Zed and Eunice Triplett, Mrs George Davidson, Frank Ketcham Jr, Amos Dowling, Miss Sue Trigg, B H Bonfoey, and Percy Bonfoey among others with movements to Lincoln, St Louis, Milan, Moulton, Mendota, Kiss, and Arbela noted. local actions include coal oil inspector appointment for C W Whitmore and a new road grader for city streets.
We present a fine selection in our buggy and carriage department with a premier lot this year. Several lines offered and prices start at 35 dollars. Call and view the display at your convenience.
Latta son of a bridge superintendent sustained a painful hand injury while Biggs suffered a fractured skull at the Grand River crossing of the H and St. Jo last Friday. Bessie Blacketer married James Walker in Kansas City and plans to settle in Kansas. Miller and Wentworth tout new bedsteads on display as demand grows for better goods, with sales reflecting shopper preference for quality at reasonable prices.
Methodist Episcopal Church holds services next Sunday at 11 a.m. and 7:30 p.m. with Rev. Dr. John Gillies as pastor. Morning theme The Realm of Love, the Sphere of Religion. evening Every Man High Hour. Christian Church offers morning Parents and Their Children and evening Christ the Son of God. men to serve a forthcoming supper without women’s aid. life insurance urged.
Debtors are urged to settle accounts promptly by C H Manes M D. A local note mentions W J Baxter of North Brook N 3 who suffered hemorrhoids fifteen years and found relief after using DeWitts Witch Hazel Salve. Noah Martin was cured.
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