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Wednesday May 32 1901 issue lists subscription price one dollar per year for the Artonville Mo post. Second class matter noted.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
4
Wednesday May 32 1901 issue lists subscription price one dollar per year for the Artonville Mo post. Second class matter noted.
A broad review covers Albany streetcar strikes easing, Schwab and Steel Trust figures, Merritt Chism murder with temper as trigger, Yacht Club veto of Lawson, President McKinley's family health and travel plans, Depew’s third term comment, and a Chicago University professor quip on wife schooling.
Ground was broken last week for a $10,000 St. Louis Exposition building on the Pan-American grounds. It will serve as headquarters for St. Louis Exposition representatives and as a resort for visiting Missourians. A Kansas City based fraternal order, the American Crusaders, has emerged amid many orders, described as a chestnut due to proliferation.
Notice that Julian Fightmaster retires from Reinhard and Company in Lemonville on May 2, 1901 and will collect all accounts due the firm to that date.
Special merit notice promotes Miller and Wentworth buggy and carriage department. Claims best lot of buggies this year in the region. Announces prices from 35 dollars and invites customers to view the inventory in the showroom.
George Schaub of New Lebanon Ohio praises Chamberlain's Pain Balm, bought after reading Dayton Volkszeitung. His wife suffered eight weeks with severe back pain until after a few days of use the pain vanished and she could resume duties. Sold by Noah Martin Druggist.
After Reason Means died April 5 1901 the Washington Life Insurance Co paid policy 17774 to his late wife Mary E Means heirs. Children Martha Hewitt Amanda Keene Mary S Hecker John R Means Jane Keene L N Means Ida Furnish have received 250 each. William Means in Alaska will receive about 2000 when paid. The paper notes no local agent but suggests securing agency.
Four head of horses eight ponies and two two year old colts were taken up on May 16 at the remises near Unionville. Owners proving property and paying expenses can recover them by calling at 14 pS east of Unionville at Dan Suxzon’s place.
Mr and Mrs Nate Hufford of West Liberty welcome twin boys born Sunday. A friend notes the father bears the surprise well and the family remains thrifty despite the event.
Mrs Elizabeth Curby died last Thursday morning at the home of her daughter Mrs George Crawford in St Joseph after three months of illness and three strokes of paralysis. She was 73 and previously lived in Unionville 17 years, with her husband dying three years ago. She leaves seven surviving children and four daughters, with funeral held at the J W Curby home in Unionville.
An appeal invites at least one hundred school children to furnish flowers and march in the Memorial Day procession. Boys and girls are asked to meet at the North Ward school house next Monday at 9 o clock to enroll and organize for cemetery decoration of soldiers' graves.
A local seller advertises a ready supply of stove wood and invites buyers to visit when available at 4214 J. Ep Taran to arrange purchase.
Quigley Repair Shop, first door west of Jackson's, announces readiness to repair guns sewing machines stoves roofs spouting and needles and parts for all kinds of machines. Local shoppers can bring items for quick service and maintenance.
A community call invites residents to bring old iron steel bones rubber and bees wax for cash payments during a metal collection drive led by A J Bennety and associates.
Fragmentary notice listing marriage licenses and ages with scattered names and places, including Eldoras Draper Powersville and Frederick A. Mahoney Sidney E. Laura I. Bishop Bhiey’s Point, indicating an official record of marriages for the period.
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