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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

May 19, 1920

Page

6

Dissolution of Partnership and Local Notes in Mendota

Dr Bishop and Jesse McCalment dissolve their partnership and Ti Bishop now runs the store. Mendota items report frost damage to fruit and vegetables. A boy, Master Lisha Dickeon wan, was thrown from a colt but unhurt. Lightning burned John Waldeck Sr.’s bam on the evening of the 9th. Mrs A C Taylor and others attend CTL state convention in St Louis as delegates. Little Gracie Stout improves after illness. L S K McCutchen announces candidacy for treasurer. Frank Wertherford and Anna Boatman marry last Sunday. Fairfield contracts with Keokuk lumber firm for Western Nebraska road work. Frank Middleton named census clerk in Washington. Hart van purchases stock to move to Miller & Wentworth building for new business. A Burlington visitor was hazed by locals as a sport. Bev Ronfoey thought killed in incident. town recounts noisy events.

Dr Bishop Jesse McCalment Ti Bishop Mendota Itens Lisha Dickeon Wan Grant District John Waldeck Hin Bam Wolf Praire C Taylor C W Whitmore S Williams St Louis CTL Gracie Stout L. S K. McCutchen Frank Wertherford Anna Boatman Elder Smith Fairfield Keokuk Nebraska Frank Middleton Washington True Hart van Ein Miller & Wentworth Burlington Bev Ronfoey

Ten Years Ago This Week Local Notices and Accidents

Ten years ago this week several marriage licenses were issued including W H Wakefield with Grace Stargel and Wm H Shafter with Ethel Mloure. The M W A of Lemonville planned a new lodge hall. Neal Hogg accidentally shot himself in the hip from a gun in his buggy, the bullet piercing his stomach wall. Attendances at the athletic meet included Graynville Jema Glen Green George Roth Verlan Bradshaw Vahi Fasnes Gherence Smith Vere Radford and Harry Anderson.

Nhe Collowinge W. H. Wakefield Grace Stargel Wm H. Shafter Ethel S$ Mloure Fster Starga M’na Boston Egin Spence Pearl Glen Green George Roth Verlan Bradshaw Vahi “Fasnes Gherence Smith Vere Radford Harry Anderson

Shrek 4 Sor No Soap Egg a Ce Te Le E

A garbled OCR fragment yields no clear people or events. The readable bits appear nonsensical with fragmented terms like Shrek and egg but no coherent action or identities to confirm.

Shrek

Depot area news and misread notes from Chicago incident

Fragmentary report mentions a bank deciding on a building site at a square corner in Chicago taking Pasteur treatment after being bitten by a cat, and Mrs Edmonds injured by a cow. The text notes Ladderman returning from Mexico after seeking a location and mentions farm purchase near Ashville.

Gite Bank Ranes Rank Guffey Ia Chicago Z. Edmonds Krected Monde

Milan Bank Closed by State Bank Examiner

The Milan Bank was closed yesterday morning by State Bank Examiner Ben E. Turner and P. K. Gibbons. The bank’s board, finding loans excessive and unable to secure more credit, asked officials to take charge to protect creditors. Turner states the bank is solvent and depositors will not lose anything. The bank, incorporated in 1903 with $35,000 capital, now reports about $70,000 capital and surplus.

Milan Bank Ben E. Turner Edina Jos McCallister State Bank G W Mack Joe McCallister L. & Harms Mac Poole Milor Stanfard

Conquering Hero Misak Seizes Giant River Fish

Misak, a bank clerk, claims to have caught the largest fish ever pulled from Chikaskia Bluff or Fall rivers. Spectators doubt the feat and demand proof while Misak drags the massive catch through town proclaiming his triumph as townsfolk view the tale with envy.

Misak Chikaskia Noah Fletcher Enckson Jewhopsockey Haal Comen Caldwell Kunsax

Regular teachers examinations at Unionville High School

The regular teachers examinations will be held at Unionville High School on Friday and Saturday, June 4 and 6, for boys 12 to 16 in rural schools. Subjects span geography to literature, with a second day covering civil government, history, agriculture, science, physiology, writing, pedagogy, and more.

Umensille Rennding Unionville Republican H. A. G. Turmmire

The Wise Sex Observation by an Old Bachelor

An old bachelor remarks that after marriage many women believe they are superior to men though few boast about it, noting a common shift in perception once wed.

Lancaster horse buyer to mount road circus next year

Col. W. Hall, famed Lancaster horse buyer and circus promoter, plans a major road circus for next year. He previously staged a successful show and now promises a larger production with many animals and numerous acrobatic acts, aiming for an immediate launch.

Col. W. Hall Lancaster Hull

Formidable Rival Emerges on the Road

A performer grows into a major challenger to the top road shows, aiming to rival the biggest itinerant productions as they begin their figures and tours.

Dean's Kidney Pills Ad Claims Backache Relief

An old advertisement promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as a cure for backache caused by weak kidneys. A testimonial from John mstock of Unionville claims occasional lameness in the back due to kidney disorder improves with the pills.

Dean John Mstock Grant St Unionville

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement In 1916 1920

A reader recounts persistent kidney trouble and backache relieved by Doan's Kidney Pills bought at Tatman's Pharmacy. He confirms in 1920 that after using the product for four years there was no recurrence and endorses the original 1916 statement. Doan's pills cost 60 cents at dealers and are made by Foster Milburn Co.

Doan Tatman’s Foster-Milburn Co Mfrs Buffalo N. Y

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