Ladies and Misses Black Hose Sale Announcement
Seamless ladies black cotton hose and 1x1 rib misses hose priced at 15 cents per pair. Strong value offered, promoting durable, affordable hosiery.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Apr 15, 1908
Page
6
Boys Suits In New Spring Patterns Now on Sale
Unusually large line of boys suits in gray brown and blue with spring patterns. Double breasted belts knickerbocker and plain trouser styles offered in all sizes. Prices vary from around 1.98 to 3.15 dollars, with some items listed at 2.98 and 9.00 in the sale data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nottingham
McKinley Backed in Missouri Senate Bid by Republican Press
The Cedar County Republican endorses John C. McKinley for United States Senator, praising his record in public office as honest and capable. The piece cites party support, statewide sentiment, and contrasts with Democratic candidates, urging McKinley’s election to represent Missouri with integrity.
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Maysville
John C. McKinley
William Joel “Stone
McKinley
Heghas
Honior
Republic Party
United States
Democratic Party
Bainé Place
Missouri
Cedar County
Saloonkeeper Reflects on Drunken Patrons and Sanity
A rough speaker in a saloon laments the drinking classes and describes how alcohol distorts judgment. He mocks a patron’s tears and imagines losing patience, hinting at madness and the idea of committing someone to an asylum. He cites theater references and a cynical view of society.
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Ghdese
Melba
Rum
Biggest Dry City in Kansas City Era Noted
Fragmentary OCR text references a 1908 event in Kansas City involving closures and price increases, mentioning population, debt, and an accessory note about a tax or rate rise of 1600 dollars. The unreadable segments limit precise details.
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Palobus
Kansas City
Mossarees
Atune
Eair
Allies Drive Taft Delegates In National Primaries
The week’s conventions and primaries elected more allies delegates for Taft, with limited support for Hughes La Follette and Knox. New York and Pennsylvania districts showed mixed results, while Massachusetts favored Taft. Eight more state conventions have voted, shaping the race ahead of the national convention.
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Aonon
Hughes
LaFollette
Knox
L’ennsylvania
Taft
Illinois
New York
Wisconsin
Pennsylvania
New York State
Nations
William L. Ward
Massachusetts
Roosevelt
Oklahoma
Missouri
Kansas
Nebraska
Iowa
South Dakota
Virginia
Florida
Tennessee
Tait
Sea
Delaware
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Tatt
1908 Season Prospect at John W. Skipper Farm
The listing describes a registered French derafe horse near Liberty with a dapPle gray coat and white spots weighing 1950 pounds. It notes lineage through multiple sires and mares, mentions a term of 10.00 for foal standing and suck, and warns that forfeiture of insurance occurs if mares are disposed or removed from the county while under lien. Owner John W. Skipper states care will be taken but not liable for accidents.
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Loz
Need
Wenaslin
Wallant
Posper
Y Ecide
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Coco
Ignon
Jeanie Blanc
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Count
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Administrator's Notice of Narah Enta-Minger Estate
Letters of Administration granted March 26 1908 by the Eisidiate Court of Putnam County Mississippi to E J Purnas administrator. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within one year or be barred. claims not exhibited within two years from publication are forever barred. This third day of March 1910.
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Enta- Minger
Cee Eisidiate Gourt
Putnam County
Missou
Sai
E J Purnas
L. J
Outas
Estate of Samuel P Davin Granted Admin by Probate Court
The undersigned was appointed administrator of the estate of Samuel P Davin deceased on April 6 1908 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must exhibit them within one year of the date of letters and within two years from this publication to avoid barring. Dated April 1908 J Davis Administrator
Order of Publication to Vacation in Putnam Missouri 1908
The court orders publication notifying defendant Charles E Williams nonresident wife Ellen Williams must respond by the August 1908 term at Unionville. If no appearance, default and decree dissolving marriage and restoration of Ellen Staats are pursued. Publication to run in Uptonville Republican at least 20 days before August term.
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Trent Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Ellen Williama
Charles E. Williams
Eald Court
Gaian
Ellen Staats
Unionville
Uptonville Republican
Conner Ees
Notice of Administration for L. J. Ande Deceased Estate
Letters of administration issued for the estate of L. J. Ande deceased. Creditors must file claims within one year to receive allowance. failure to do so may bar benefits. Public notice dated April 1908. Signed administratrix.
Trustee's Sale Notice for 130 Acre Missouri Property
Notice of sale under a deed of trust dated September 1907 to Julius H. Ellis as trustee. Property in Putnam County Missouri described as 130 acres in multiple quarter sections. Default on debt leads to sale on May 18 1908 at 5 PM at the Unionville Court House, to the highest bidder for cash.
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Nellie A.summers
Julius H. Ellis
Putnam County
Missouri
Towit
Annie
Grout
Unionville
Pune
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