29 May 1889
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 29, 1889
Page
1
Poems of mourning and tribute to fallen heroes by North Side Druggist. The piece laments brave men and women lost to war and pleads to cover them with flowers and memories, honoring parents spouses siblings and lovers who grieve. The poem envisions eternal praise and rewards from heaven.
A correspondent from Saratoga County explains millet growing timings and methods. He compares German millet with common millet, covers seed bed preparation, sowing depth, and rolling, and notes best practices for harvest and hay. He also discusses fertilizer blends, seed rates, and the value of millet as cattle feed and forage when cut at bloom.
Historic notice cites Hood and Co. claim of curing scrofula dyspepsia and humors with Hood's Sarsaparilla. Advertisement presents benefits such as appetite, nervous vigor, and overall strength. Legal and business notices list Unionville Missouri offices and local attorneys.
The notice states the undersigned will proceed on a Wednesday in June to let to the lowest bidder contracts to build wooden bridges across Coon Creek near RoC Brownfield Grant township. Details describe spans, approaches, and bridge site at Sandusky area. Probate court to publish for four weeks prior to term.
Black Prince Dew Drop and Tom will stand for the season at A W Warren's residence in Powersville Missouri except Black Prince who stands Mondays and Tuesdays at John H Warren's near Clin Iowa. Black Prince and Dew Drop are imported horses Tom is high grade they weigh from 1460 to 1809 pounds and are prize winners and perfect type of draft horses.
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