Political notes and local tickets in 1900s county list
A fragmentary political item lists local officials and ticket positions with names such as GEO. M. WILBER, BERT SHELTON, DUDLEY E. THORNTON, ROBERT GUY, and others across multiple townships. It blends partisan commentary on figures like Bryan and Taft with brief remarks on Decoration Day and cemetery views in Marysville and Milford Center.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marysville
Milford Center
Maryville and Fremont contrasted in Voices of a rural summer
The article notes Fremont’s larger graduating class of thirty-one compared to Maryville’s smaller cohort, then praises Maryville schools and local agriculture. It highlights a prosperous country outlook with corn planted, farmers ahead in plowing, and a bright hay and fruit crop forecast for Union and neighboring counties. It ends with gratitude for the season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fremont
Maryville
Iam
Marynville
Union
Peoria Postmaster Frank Finley Dies After Illness
Peorias postmaster and store keeper Frank Finley aged 39 died Saturday morning after a year long sarcoma battle. He underwent surgery in Columbia and later consulted a New York specialist with little hope. Survived by wife and two children, funeral at Friends church Peaks with Masonic rites, interment Oakdale cemetery. His father Robert Finley, Civil War veteran, is gravely ill with Brights disease.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Finley
Peoria
Columbia
New York
Mr. Finley
Robert Finley
Bright
Frank Finley Bas
Friends Church
Alumni Banquet Gladdens Alumni at Gray Court Hall
The Alumni Association held its annual banquet and reception at Gray Court hall with 140 guests. A seven‑member committee received attendees. the weathered program included speeches, music by the Euterpean Trio, and new officers led by Miss Mary Otte as president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alumni Association
Gray+ Court hall
M. E. Church
Euterpean
Mme Cornelia Sellers
Ruth Wilber
Will Kennedy
John Plate
G. M. Wilber
Elater
Charlten Kennedy
Walter Sayer
Helen Robinson
W.H. Perfect
Eisa Blanche Seigmac
Demorest
Eugene McCampbell
James McCampbell
Ellera
Elizabeth Green
Harford
Mary Otte
Blind Relief Commission Awards $150 Each to Seventeen County Needy
The Union County blind relief commission met in the probate court office Friday with W. H. Morey C Cheney and Dr W C Vigor approving seventeen applicants as needy blinds to receive $150 each, issued quarterly from a fund via the county auditor. The oldest examined was 89, the youngest 25, with the group defined as those unable to provide for life due to blindness and lacking means.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Union County
W. H. Morey
Marynville
C. Cheney
Richwood
W.C. Vigor
New California
Ilfe
Sinners Work Best Says General Superintendent Weaver
Los Angeles reporting on a dispute within the Young Men's Christian Association over hiring practices for a $500,000 construction project. General Superintendent C B Weaver fired all church members among the 200 workers, claiming he can secure higher output from nonmembers and finish with workers not professing faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weaver
Los Angeles
Chaiatain Association
C. B Weaver
Association
Los Angles
Chicago Record Herald
Paterson Commencement at Unionville Center
June 9 is set for the Paterson commencement at the Darby township school hall Unionville Center. T N Keyser superintendent Urbana schools will deliver the address. The fee will be furnished by Mr and Mrs Ed Clifford Urbana.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patterson
Darby Township
Unionville Center
T. N. Keyser
Urbana
Ed. Clifford
Urbans
Brother of Famous Horseman Visits Maryville Races
The brother of the renowned horseman W.E. Gabagan, a The Horseman of Chicago representative and Joe Gabsagan of Toledo, attended Thursday’s matinee races in Maryville. He claimed his brother had about fifty horses in training for the season. Dr. Strang remains in Toledo, now joined by a Pittsburgh capitalist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W.E. Gabagan
the Horseman
Chicago
Joe Gabsagan
Toledo
Dr. Strong
Union County
Marynville
Dr. Strang Ia
Pitesburg
Taylor's Team Breaks Run Near Plum and Fourth Street
A team owned by Marion Taylor bolted near the corner of Fifth and Plum, racing north on Plum until halted by a fire plug at Plum and Fourth. The plug was nearly broken and a hired hand endured a rough scare as the team fled without further incident.
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Marion Taylor
Fifth
Plum Streets
Plum
Fourth Street
Mr. Taylor
Sired by Booby Burns in 2:1 speed lineage stallion
This野 pedigree notes Booby Burns as sire and lists multiple progeny with 2:0x to 2:10 timelines, including Glanwood M and Anns Burne among others. Describes Bobby Lou as a breeding stallion foaling mares in 1807 and 1804, with 1000 pounds yearly stud fee. the dark bay sire features strong build and mane, promising season in 1808 near Richwood on the Kioney pike at 15 dollars to stand and suck.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aise
Prophet Wilkes
George Wilkes
Civilization
Wilkes
Richwood
Howest
Byballa
Booby Burns
Glanwood M
Bernice
GQ. W. D
Misa Jones
Dim Kennedy
Ludile
Fred R
Anns Burne
Sl Sthers
Hla
Lucy Ciay
Civilis
Bobby Lou
Selpha
My Barn
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Worden Publishing Company
Narynville
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Frank B. Courter
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Soluence
Geo. M. Wilber Pacis Township
Bert Shelton Taylor
CAD Price
Leesburg Township
Fay Clerk
Carrie Nation
Taft
Democratic Party
Obi
Bryan
Cuba
William Jennings Brysu
Harry K. Thaw
Bane
Éaatero Winieter
Oakdale
Gray-Court Mall
Chas. Braun
Fountain Corner
Horse World
Charley Herr
Old Kentucky
Colbert
J. H. Conklyn
Mechanicsburg, Ohio
Paterson
Unionville
Horseman
Taylor
Wenisa
GARD
Wtaling Age
Eee
Citizens
Ball
Fir Andson
J. E. Cahill @ Co
Byballa, Oblo
G. M. Heller
Brestling Stables
Radnor, Ohio
My Bare
America
Waldo
E. O. Jones
Radnor, Chee
Essex
H. P. Sanders
Tinkler
Electioner
Dick Webb
Jesse Webb
Claiborne
J. Webb
B.C. Ghamles
Cwans
Radner, Ghie