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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 08, 1907
Page
4
A long list of neighborhood visits, visits to relatives, and small events around Lemonville and nearby areas. Mentions of Miss Sylvia Haynes, Miss Nelly Johnson, O'Reilly family, and Rev A B Golphenee. The week includes planting corn, church services, and upcoming visits to Magdalene Rogers for fried chicken.
Zip Farmers work the fields near Graysville while Miss Isnevnda Robbins visits sister Mrs Charles Ryland and returns home with brother Ernest. Mr Skmnner and wife welcome a 12 pound boy. Drs express hopes for Mr Samner. Geo Veach family visit Ryland home. Lelia Vanhues of Mapleton dies of consumption May 2 and is buried in Rose cemetery leaving husband and siblings. community offers prayers.
Mr did Miss Hales Godin welcome a new baby. J W Garter plans a home repaint. Miss Zella McClure finished her spring term at Dorgett East. Sunday school at Union grows despite rain. Distemper infects many local horses. C H Henor visited Smith last weekend. Alva Blythe from Pollock visited family. Coghill of Green City visited his parents. Early fruit damage reported in the area. David Matthew went to Lemonville on business.
Mrs George Bramhall and Jessie visit Baltimore to see Joseph Bramhall who enlisted in the navy. Several residents travel west for pension day and other errands while a late snow hampers field work.
In memory of Calle Harris a devoted sister and active Christian church member. The Ladies Aid Sacristy of Union Church expresses heartfelt sympathy to her bereaved family. May her memory inspire us to emulate her virtues. May 2 1007.
Spanish war veterans across the country loudly protest a proposed disfranchisement measure in Oklahoma. Commander in Chief Hamilton Ward is expected to urge President Roosevelt to veto the constitution that contains the objectionable clause.
A New Yorker on a Saratoga bound train asks fellow travelers about their arts in a curious exchange. The passage notes a Yale man M Arck from Harvard and a playful probe about the tesserartan art.
Advertises dairy goods fruit and vegetables and poultry eggs from a first class farm stock at best prices. Emphasizes American cultivar quality and remand pricing guidance targeted to boys and farmers.
In the Cleveland Leader a playful remark by Mrs Littie imagines moving to the country with cows to enjoy fresh beef tea each morning. The quip reflects lighthearted rural fantasy and domestic humor.
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