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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 23, 1900
Page
6
May lath 1900 report from Hartford area describes W Hy Holman to head work on his barn while Eveline Lawson works for Mary Amourson. Groundbreaking and planting underway amid wet weather. Local meetings, social behavior calls, and notes on residents, roads, and Rock Island surveyors surveying nearby farms and lines.
A brief Martinstown correspondence notes community ties and local happenings in a concise update. No individuals or organizations are named in the readable text.
The column lists family visits and moves across towns including Uncle Jack Low's family trip to Blackwell Oklahoma, Elko and Sidney nearby moves, and Miss Elgar Jackson returning to school in Columbus. It records health issues, baptisms, and funeral notices, plus land sales and census planning by local residents.
E Watkins, a clerk, reports relief from severe dyspepsia after using a remedy called Kod. thepepsia Cure. He recommends it to readers, claiming the product digests and provides lasting help.
Awkward fragmentary text lists names and events in a rural area. Mentions Howland Awake fihe growing season George Perkins child improving Mr James Baugher moving onto the Moon astm Sanforri Stewart passing through Eid Legrand Centerville visiting friends Frank Thornburg teaching at Stringtown school A Q Cormeny hiring a clerk and renting a farm Uncle Dilliner very ill with no hope Isaac married Leroydir painting his house Lee described as a farming rustler Memorial services at Mt Zion Baptist Church on the fourth Sunday at 11 a m sermon by Eid Sumney Uncle Thomas Allen seen in Stringtown Robison running for prosecuting attorney W 8 Wasser of Millheim saved his daughter's life with One Mingte a Cough Cure. immediate relief claimed Sidney notes rain and local schooling updates Gen Roseberry coats the schoolhouse Frank Burohart moved near the river bottom William Lowe and others at Loyd home Homer Ceak and Snildy visiting Unionville events on the 12th for Dr Potter and Burks.
Try Allan's Foot-Base a powder to be shaken into the shoes. It cools the feet and makes walking easy. Cures swollen sweating feet ingrowing nails blisters and callous spots. Relieves corns bunions and pain and gives rest and comfort. Sold by druggists and shoe stores for 25 cents trial package Allen Olmstead Le Roy NY.
May notes report Jess Admire moving east of town and Irvin McCune relocating to Unionville. Tim Mulenix and wife visit Needmore. Jenison Hays preached at UB church. Sarah Cassady of Unionville visits relatives. Rev Wakeman failed to fill an appointment. George Woods of Low Ground visited. Tim Mullenix built a room by his store. Loren Schuster of Kirksville visited. Mr Curby of Unionville plastering for James Cassady. Minnie Cassady to Kurkeville for relatives. a Bloomfield man bought old robbers. Noah Schuster and wife, from Kirksville, leave for Kirkenville. Estorisa Wednesday celebrated by Mrs Tim Mollenix’s friends. pleasant time reported.
Noah Martin notes a patent remedy priced at 25 and 50 cents promising relief for whooping cough asthma bronchitis or consumption, advertised as a superior medicine with bold claims.
Death visited May 16 as typhoid claimed Hettie J. Maize daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Maize. Funeral at Concord church with Reverends Veach and Latimer and interment in Mitchell cemetery. She died after a long illness and left family and friends in mourning yet hopeful in faith.
Elder Sol Guno will deliver a Memorial Sermon at St John Church House on Sunday May 27 at 11 o clock with decorated grounds, extra seats, and enhanced singing. Decoration Day services on Wednesday May 30 feature Rev W B Christy and Hon S L Prough among speakers. soldiers graves to be flagged. school children invited to help place flowers. marshall music arranged.
A letter page features endorsements for DeWitt’s Witch Hazel Salve claiming cures for an incurable jaw ulcer and piles. It also contains testimonials about railroad service from A. S. Nelson of Wichita Kansas and praise for the Omaha Kansas City and Eastern Railroad Company and its agents.
By order of the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri the Public Administrator takes charge of the Antony Wishoy estate. Creditors must present claims within one year from the notice or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from the date of the order will be forever barred. Signed May 17 1900 Chrisman Public Administrator 42-1
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