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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Apr 29, 1908

Page

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Dowling vs Mendota Coal Co Settled Damages in Mine Case

Circuit Court at April term presided by Judge Wanamaker clears docket. The major case, Orval Dowling vs Mendota Coal Co, settled with Coal Congress paying 8500 in one case and 1000 in the other along with most costs. Other actions include Grace Atkinson v American School of Osteopathy, Willard Couchman v Mattie Couchman divorce granted on cross bill, and Mary A. Wassen v Boland estate. A marriage occurred at the brides’ parents home, Feda Baquet marrying Joseph Ledford of Kansas City, Missouri, as the couple plan Kansas City for their future home.

Wanamaker Cirrcuit Misa Adgh Taft Grace Atkinson School of Ostepathy Supreme Cr B. Webb J. A. Shriver Geo. Hall B. F. Gillum Willard Couchman Mattie Couchenim Mary A. Wassen Boland Estate Flaca Blanchard Warner Ion Fowler

Unionville School Board Reelects Teaching Staff

The Unionville school board reelects the entire current corps of teachers for next year with one exception Mrs Lina Bradshaw who has opened a photo studio in Milton Iowa A new teacher Miss Leo Rafford will teach the 6th room and Miss Atts Tingley moves to the 3rd room The board praises L B Proffer and notes the school year has been highly profitable with strong staff continuity

Lina Bradshaw Milton Iowa Unionville Leo Rachford Atts Tingley L. BE. Proffer

Notice to Telephone Stockholders of Putnam County Co

Notice is given that the annual meeting of stockholders will be held at Halferstine and Pratt office in Unionville Missouri on Monday May 4 1908 at 9 o clock AM for election of directors and other business. N Comstreen president and Gk McCouroHen secretary.

Putnats County Telephone Co Halferstine & Pratt Unionville N. Comstreen Gk. McCouroHen Seo’y

Farmers Store Produce Prices April 29 1908

Prices for dairy eggs and produce listed with figures in cents per unit. The notice mentions dry goods trade terms and general market rates, indicating typical rural store price postings of the era.

Poe Doug Aras Sen

Big enterprise launched near Unionville and Putnam county

The Republican reports a large new enterprise plan anchored to Blackbird Coal Co land holdings over 4000 acres. C W Lane leads incorporation with Ellyson Kirkpatrick and Custer of Des Moines backing. Drilling tests will map coal veins. if successful, a mining boom with many miners is expected on outskirts of the city.

Republican Unionville Putnam County Blackbird Black Coal Co C. W. Lane Blackbird Co Ellyson Kirkpatrick Custer Des Moines Marquard Savings Bank Walnut Creek Coal Co Missouri McKinley Eonfisel

Fire Devours North Square in La Plata An April Inferno

A high east wind drove a blaze through La Plata's north square destroying nineteen business structures and offices. The single fire engine failed to contain the flames, risking the residential area across the street. Loss reached about 100000 dollars with potential doubling. Two men were injured by falling walls. The fire started likely from a gasoline stove explosion at Alex Kings restaurant.

la Plata Alex King F. Mason's Swarbout’s Harness Braggs Palietee Iss Johnson's D. H. Reeseman S. H. Mikels Rayner Chedl

Twenty Years Ago Highlights From Unionville Area

Twenty years ago George Tate moved from Moulton to Unionville and opened a blacksmith shop. The Moulton Tribune praised him as a skilled, honest worker. Unionville markets showed corn 40c and oats 26c with other daily prices. The Red Ribbon Club elected S. B. Walton as vice president. Notable local items include a marriage, a new lodge hall plan, a 30 by 60 foot building proposed at 1500, and civic roles assigned. Presidents and officials named include Finis E. Marshall as state bank examiner, M. Towne as mayor, and W. F. E. Summers as city marshal.

George Tate Moulton Moulton Tribune Geo Unionville B. H. Bonfoey Red Ribbon Club S. B. Walton Shaver Mary E. Stanton Shelton A.J. Williams Bert Tatman W.C Knight's Zore Harris Masonic Lodge T. A. Burns Lee T. Robison Jacob Garver Blaine Iis Finis E. Marshall Missouri Kansas M . Towne W. F E. Summers L.A. Olinger Misses Moble ‘Brysfield Powersville A J, Bennett Frank Henkle

Marriage License Issued to Cooley and Scott in Powersville

Apr aif C. J. Cooley of Lucerne and Grace Scott of Powersville obtained a marriage license. Public records show the couple listed in the county clerk’s notice with their hometowns.

Apraif C. J. Cooley Lucerne Grace Scott Powersville

Old Newspapers Unearthed Show 1851 Glasgow Times and 1868 North Missouri Herald

Circuit Clerk J. M. Stille displayed two old papers from his mother’s collection. The Glasgow Times of December 4, 1851, with Republican ads including slave auctions, covered Milan to Hannibal and listed county agents. The Milan issued North Missouri Herald dated October 2, 1868, featured Unionville items and ads for local inns, a stage line Milan to Centerville, and bold pro–Grant editorials.

J. M. Stille Glasgow Atste Milan Hannibal North Missouri Herald Unionville Shejton & Hoskinson Putnam House A. L. Gray Eareckson House Centerville Herald

Arrests for Violating Local Option Law Reported

Will Childers and Joe Ralls were arrested Monday on information filed by Prosecuting Attorney Goul for violations of the local option law. Bootlegging has become a popular, with strong public sentiment urging vigorous prosecutions for such offenders.

Will Childers Joe Ralls Goul

Miter and Wentworth Mercantile Co to add third story

The Miter and Wentworth Mercantile Co plan a building expansion adding a third story or two stories plus a basement. The extra height increases floor space by 40 by 12 feet for a large carriage room, appealing to use.

Miter & Wentworth Merc. Co

Henry Cox Injured in Wagon Fall at Horton Lane Barn

Henry Cox was thrown from a wagon last Wednesday evening and fell hard on the sidewalk at the corner of Horton and Lane's barn. He recovered his stamina and is now getting around fine.

Henry Cox Horton & Lane

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Leves Notaries Public Circuit Court Dowling Mendota Coal Co Ledford-Baquet O. C. Baquet Feda J Ios. Ledford Kansas City Ie Ai Tell Missouri -Lining Manufacturing & Mercantile Co Putnam Co Connfields Gulf Marshale Nationat Tatmans Drug Store Henna Farmers Bank
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