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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 22, 1901
Page
5
Milton era column lists farm loans and mortgage notes while naming residents visiting, traveling, and attending events. Mentions merchants, auctions, wool prices, improvements, and local shop ads. Includes deaths, funerals, pensions, and community updates from Unionville Missouri.
The Dress Goods Department presents a very complete season with handsome new weaves. Emphasis on character quality and low price, with extensive variety and exclusiveness unmatched in the city. Wash fabrics include dimities organdies batistes madras quadriga linens ginghams in many colors and patterns.
For Sale or Trade 200 acres of good bottom land offered in Unionville Missouri. Also notes on a upcoming ceremony for Eldoras Draper and Abby A Watson of Powersville at the circuit clerk's office. Local notices mention merchandise trade and local business promotions.
Money to loan at gilt edge rates with option to pay before maturity. McCutch en and Son announce services. Mr. Wentworth and Mr. Underwood return from St. Louis after Missouri General Directors meeting. Liverymen favor Aas a Bros. buggy for best travel and least repair. Oregon horses auctioned at stock yards this week. Mr. and Mrs. True Burnham return from visit with relatives. Miss Josephine Keith joins for a month. Miss Lora Lincoln leaves for Kincaid to live with grandmother. McCune restaurant stock moved to mayor street. Lane & Brown expected to take over. A baby girl arrives to Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Caffee. hospital notes. Theo. m. attends the occasion in proper form.
Money to loan with mortgage on horses and cattle or personal security. Special attention given to buying negotiable paper at a reasonable discount. Hunky Callison.
Union Memorial services will be held at the M F church Sunday morning under the auspices of the G A R Rev John Gillies will preach the sermon. There will be usual services at both Christian and Presbyterian churches in the evening but Rev Gillies will not preach as he preaches the Memorial sermon anon at Lemonville in the afternoon. S H Jackson returned Friday from a week in Ozark and Howell counties where he owns two tracts rich in zinc and iron ores He brought home fine specimens of zinc ore picked up on his land When a railroad goes through that part of the country he expects his land to become valuable A permanent injunction restraining Tom Freud from selling liquors at Sedan Those who have depended on Tom to furnish the potable article will be compelled to take liquid sediments with them or resort to the lower river water.
We announce all the latest arrivals in wool dress goods and silks. The display features new fabrics, colors, and patterns for the season, with emphasis on quality and style for fashionable shoppers.
In all wool cheviots worsteds and fancies the suits offer good fitters and wearers at prices that will please.
Boland the Lucerne banker visited town Monday while area residents attend church, see six accessions to M E church last Sunday and plan a July Fourth meeting at Bonfoey’s office. Rail workers, postmasters, visitors, remodeling activity, and a busy probate court mark a scattered festival of small town affairs.
J. O. Banner announces arrangements for farm loans at low interest, urging customers to visit the office over Marshall's Bank before renewing or obtaining new loans in Unionville.
Deputy U S Marshal J A Graham of St Joseph traveled south with two Austrians and an Italian who faced arrest for liquor sales without a government license. Dave Bramhall aided in guarding the prisoners and returned Saturday.
The community mourns A H Triplett a Civil War veteran aged 61 years 11 months after a period of illness. He lived in Unionville for about 17 years married to Mary E McCalister since 1885 with four children J W and Clara M Ball Ada M Goul and Frank L Triplett. Funeral at 2:30 pm today at the family home conducted by Rev John Gillies M E Church.
The council mandates a general repair or replacement of defective sidewalks. Abutting property owners bear expense under recent Supreme Court clarification, making the city liable only for damages from unsafe walks. The move aims to curb injury suits and improve city infrastructure.
The Unionville column lists men before the paymaster examining board including Solomon Mullenix and John Probanbo. A near fatal brawl at Pollock left Noah Evans injured after a clash with Ed Anspaugh. Evans underwent surgery and is recovering. Social news notes a Christian Church social not previously reported and the 1901 high school graduating exercises with Dr. Norton officiating and O W Turner performing music.
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