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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 02, 1900
Page
6
The Martinstown column records community happenings including baptisms at Gaulpleuee Church Miss Mortle lives Graysville receives baptism, Uncle Sam Richardson dies after years of illness, interment at Ledford cemetery. Mentions James Thompson, H R Archer rheumatism, weddings and farm trades, illness, and local travel.
Pleasant Home updates report social visits from Ely Hudson and family. Uncle Fenley Hudson improves after illness. Two month Zoar district school taught by Everett Withrow. Local shop talk includes new house by A J Cormeny and shingles by Moses Maring. Peach prospects good. crops and livestock conditions noted amid weather shifts.
An ad-like fragment touts Banner Salve as a great heater for cuts wounds sores piles and all skin diseases. Noah Martin is credited with the claim in a terse promotional note.
Noah Cody measured last week. Alfred Butler moved into the old Lane place. Residents warn of minks and measles in the locality. J. E. Burnham of Unionville was near Sidney last Thursday. Hog deliveries at Stahl occurred Friday. J. Clyde Hendrickson visited Kirksville, returning Thursday. Westie Wilds reportedly bought Isaac Lewis’s farm. Martin Stiles and family head to sunny Kansas by team this week. Dr. Carl Carner, once in Sidney last summer, now near Elko. Mrs. Cyntha Redding of Adair County visited the ill Mary Banter at home of G. W. Patterson. John Burchett and wife visited his father J. D Erickson. health has been poor. Roy Burchett visited Sullivan County, bringing his sick mother to stay with Mrs. John Buealew in Sidney. Uncle Sam Richardson, longtime resident between here and Martinstown, died Friday and was buried Saturday at Ledford. Further details unavailable.
In Shibleys Point a note claims pneumonia does not follow Foley's Honey and Tar. Sabbath school at the Miller house at 2 PM. Mr Isaac Novinger visited the area buying fat hogs at 500 dollars per hundred. Overall health is good with a measles case and mild whooping cough reported.
When you get a headache go to your druggist for Krause's Headache Capsules. They will prevent pain even if your skull were cracked and are harmless too. Read the guarantee. Price 25e. Sold by A. W Lane.
Ben Knight plans a new house as preaching fills Sundays at the local place. Mr Garnér prepares another house. Mrs Ella Roberta and Mrs Luke Morgan appear on sick lists. Orsin Valentine visits from Unionville. Dunesan clan visits Will Valentines. School begins Monday at Pearson with Miss Lillie Garner. Foley's Kidney Care advertised for kidney and bladder troubles.
Mrs. Frank Dodson is sick. J J Hackney returned from Sharon Kansas. Elias Boss of Kansas visited with son Oliver Boss. Geo Sparks sold town property to J R Richie for fall possession. Amooville men met surveyors of the K I R B. W H Campbell visiting Pollock and Milan on business. Railroad surveyors are camping here. Fred Martin died at 85 after years of illness. Burial in Houston cemetery with Rev Lathrop officiating.
Chas Replogle of Atwater Ohio could not work due to kidney trouble. After using Foley's Kidney Cure four days he was entirely well. Noah Martin reports the case.
Ira Jones works for John Means while wheat falters this year. Railroad surveyors are now at Lemonville. Farmers rush to act as every man looks out for himself. Frank O Rielly shipped a car load of horses on Thursday. The Guffey Brothers James and Geo shipped horses on Thursday.
An advertisement extols Lichty’s Celery Nerve Compound as a blood purifier while noting John D. Rockefeller Jr’s religious devotion as a Fifth Avenue Baptist Sunday school teacher with a class of sixty three. Also cited is DeWitt’s Little Early Risers as effective liver and bowel medicine and a Burlington speed record of 205.8 miles in 205 minutes for the fast mail train with seven stops subtracted.
W.8. Musser of Millheim Pennsylvania rescued his child from a fatal croup attack by administering One Minute Cough Cure. The advertisement touts it as the only harmless remedy delivering immediate relief for coughs colds and throat and lung ailments including bronchitis grippe asthma.
Washington report notes the house committee on labor held a special meeting on Thursday and directed a favorable report on the Gardner eight hour bill. The measure draws attention from labor circles and contractors working on government projects.
Orange Texas April 27 government engineers discontinue work at Sabine Pass citing exhausted appropriation.
The transport Warren will proceed to the dry dock this week and then begin loading supplies at the transport dock for Manila. Constipation HERRAINE is advertised as a natural health product with quick excretory relief available in small doses priced at 50 pts by Noah artin.
Burglars dynamited the Coulterville bank vaults at dawn and took about $5,000 mostly in currency before fleeing. Officials suspect members of a statewide gang active in Indiana and Wisconsin over six months. The village lacks protection and the explosion went undetected until the cashier opened his office.
Washington April 20 The supreme court on Tuesday issued its mandate in the case of Capt Oberlin M G Carter The writ directs the circuit court for the southern New York district and unless Carter's counsel delays further he faces immediate departure for the Leavenworth prison Also included is an endorsement praising Kodol Dyspepsia Cure with a patient testimonial from W R Wilkinson of Albany Tennessee noting it digests what you eat and calls it the savior of his life.
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