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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Nov 18, 1908
Page
4
The store touts a money back policy and reports growing popularity. It advertises new dress goods from top markets and a wide winter wear selection at low prices with an invitation to shoppers to visit and save money.
Local store promotes a broad blanket selection to prepare for the upcoming cold season. Shoppers are urged to compare grades and prices before buying elsewhere.
Shoes department highlights the strongest line from Brown Shoe Co of St. Louis. Men women boys girls and children offered in work or dress styles at affordable prices.
Local shop advertises new dress goods at 5.09 per yard with compare pricing from 1.25 to 1.50. It touts all new shades and colors available to customers.
Princeton Telegraph argues Republicans scratched legislative candidates to thwart Kerens and keep Folk from future influence. It blames urban papers for misreading McKinley’s chances and laments party divisions while contrasting American individualism with socialist threats and religious morality.
A stream of deeds records multiple transfers including Florence Ketcham to Ben Sperk. Frank H Ketcham to Allen Way with numerous lots. John W Cason Jr to S T Cason. Samuel Hume to Eliphlet Collins. John W Taylor to Lemuel Taylor in Flanagan’s addition. Unionville cemetery association transfer. and adjacent exchanges among Cason, Gil lum, Wickett, and others. Prices noted include 1400, 2400, 600, and 1600 dollars among various parcels and surface rights.
An advertisement argues eczema is a skin not blood disease and touts oil of wintergreen in a "D D Prescription" as a cure. It claims cures occur by cleansing scratched skin and building healthy tissue and cites long usage and publisher endorsements from FP's Tatman and The Boston Herald’s forecast about comic supplements.
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