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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
5
Town columns report on residents and guests including Middleton, Thompson, Nanée, Robins, and Collins visiting relatives in Kansas, Oklahoma, and Iowa. Farmers advertise seeds, hardware, and farm implements while mills and merchants promote spring goods and household needs.
The column lists shopping notes for Starcup's shop with wagons and perfumes from local merchants, visits from Bromfield and Kansas, and arrivals from Alahoma and Iowa. It mentions farming implements from Miller & Wentworth, a visit by Mrs Belle Ghinnup, and sewing machine pitches. It notes railroad track raising and levelling northeast of the depot as a needed improvement.
Miscellaneous notices from Unionville Michigan area include McCutchen & Som offering gilt edge farm loans with early repayment. stock of merchandise opening at old stand. residents and visitors from Marshallston to Sturgis to Neosho. protracted travel and property trades. Deaths, school notices, crop reports, and local events fill the list with varied local names and places.
A brisk notice markets bug gles at bargain prices in a short call to see Miller and Wentworth and Mitler and Wentworru for potential buyers.
A market note reports big drops in barbed wire and nails. J H Forpes arrived from northeast Putnam reporting heavy Monday showers near Hartford and Glendale. Crops including hay and grass look healthy.
Local notices recall visits by Harry Lincoln and Misa Byrde, memorial sermons by Rev. Sumimer, and marriage licenses for John Way with Martha Wharton and Geo R Abbott with Emma Casady. Also reported are a tornado-insurance promotion, church memorial Sunday, a fraudulent coupon frame scheme, a sudden death of Mrs. O M Cline with autopsy and inquest, and various missives from Unionville and surrounding locales.
The Wahilonville Summer School under Profs. Kintler Pratt and Burns opens next Monday at 8 AM in the northward school building. Enrollment meets expectations and attendance is urged for all enrolled and prospective attendees.
A dated note states that the writer will not be responsible for any debts contracted by his son J. Hunt. The signer disclaims protecting him for any notes signed in his name and rejects financial responsibility for him. The document is dated Bh, 1990.
Local business leaders are urged to decide quickly on a town Fourth of July celebration. If Unionville will celebrate, organizers should plan a grand event. if not, announce the decision to allow neighboring towns to prepare. A formal decision is needed to guide county-wide preparations.
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