Property transfers and local sports update from Unionville
Listings show several Putnam County property transfers including Stratton to Stratton and Haynes to Jones with thousands in dollars. Riddle and Elias Riddle also connected to 22 acres near the Ray line. A local ball game at the grounds ends with a visiting team winning to 31 games. Albia’s strong hitting noted. City council meeting discussed water and power projects, not yet resolved, with potential fall completion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James D. Stratton
Susan F. Stratton
W. Crook
Laura Ad
Aice Haynes
C. J. Jones
Wagon Road
Bert P. Riddle
Elias Riddle
C & St. P. Ray
Chas. B. Riddle
C.M
St. P. Ry
Ekbraham Thomas
Unionville
Albia
Farngworth
Pancil
Wight
Aibé
Brookfield Beats Unionville In Tenth Inning Duel
Brookfield broke a 3 3 tie in the tenth inning to defeat Unionville 5 3 at Linneus. Unionville led in the ninth when Underwood reached on a bunt and Pratt scored, but a disputed bunt call changed the momentum. Brookfield is praised as the strongest foe this season aside from Oxford Indians. The Brookfield win over Sumner the next day netted a $100 purse from the Old Settlers Association. Reports from Lone Star Anders Rab bitsville Rosewood Lemonville arrive late.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Linneus
Brookield
Underwood
Pratt
Brookfield
Oxford Indians
Sumner
Old Settlers Association
Successful Ministers and the Truth of Vocation
A fragmentary essay argues that true ministerial power arises from inner qualities not formal education. Endurance of hardship, empathy with humanity, and a sense of mission enable spiritual leadership even amid modern societal challenges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Spenceard
Coutt
Galiforhts
York “Poat
County Court Proceedings Aug Term Jury and Accounts
Regular August term proceedings include numerous accounts allowed from bridge work to jail supplies and sheriff costs. The record lists numerous individuals, firms, and public services in Union County with totals and appropriations, grand and petit juries drawn, and court adjournment to September 8, 1909.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allowey
Sv ML Shaver
Bridge Lumber
Hays Estate
Lémen & Howell
CH Matthew
Sip
Tafrmary
Vv T Altes
Schnelie & Sons
Jackson Merc. Co
Walker & Davidson
Farmers Store
Uniony
J. R Richey
F. M B Dodnon
Houston
Gast
Mary F Burns
City of Union v. Lights
H. F Cowan
Nat. of. Sup Co
France
Sam’ Dodsworth
Sup Co. Treas
J. Sturgeon
Geo. Walt
Miller & W. Mer. Co
Geo. E Nulton
Ed. Haller
O Agee
E Wihlet
Noah Crorks
C’t
McClellan
DG Leavy
J E Summers
Dr. Carryer
R Henry
Standard Pig Co Supplies
John Hackney
Migsour School For Deaf
Crooks
EB McCoy
G Whiteley
Boesche & Tim'ns
Boesche & Tim
Rob Jamison
Carl Hogg
Palace Barber Shop
W A Stockton
Pris
H Jackson Mer Co
Oscar France
G I Goodrich
Ada Machine
Noel Summers
Am Law Br Co
Muller & Went
Mer Co
Dinonville
Halse
City of
Unionville
Browning
D Barnard
Noah Crooks
Miller & Parker
Helm & Hunnefelt
Ben Mullins
Baccus
F Buster
O McCarment
W Magee
C L Miller
Dr. Townsend
Geo Patterson
Grant Harless
Luther Collins
Geo Lewis
Benj King
W Mullenix
Co Treas
Hymes
Furgeson
Dr Adkins
B Hackney
Geo Duncan
Thos Johnson
Bera Gadberry
A P McCalment
C W Mullenix
Sal and
Pate
R Timmons
Barnard & Co
A Baugher
Pot
Missouri Training School
Unionville Republican
Am Law-Bk Co
John Sumpter
L Pollock
Magee
TC CA
EW Thompson
JC_C
Barphous¢é
Tempo
Aid
Kbs
Rowland
Mrs
Hae Allen
Hamlett
Grace
Jas. Garges
Nancy New
Henry Parkeson
Eliza Fohison
Wittie Cornelison
Jane Buckalew
J. N. McClellan
F. D. Goul
Applegate
SF Ae - Bord
Illinois Bridge Co
B. Bar
Dr Reich mocked by Colony Club member over women and genius
A Colony club woman defends Dr Emil Reich as not a genius while noting women abroad fawn on him. She recalls his dinner quip about Mother Eve and vanity, calling Reich a lightweight with humor and recounting his reaction to being treated poorly locally.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Emil Reich
Colony Club
Dr Reich
Dr. Reich
Eve
Boston Globe
Unusual Irish potato vine yields large potatoes
An Irish potato plant in C. C. Nall’s garden at Sutherlyville Georgia produced potatoes along its branches after a heavy rainfall season. The plant keeper found many potatoes growing in their usual ground location as well, confirming the quirky yield.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. C. Nall
Sutherlyville
Constitution Office
Atlanta Constitution
Conversation of a bashful youth and Miriam at the lawn
Geoffrey urges a self possess young woman to declare her intentions. Bashful Youth hopes Miriam will reveal hers as Evelyn is swept into a star shot romance on the lawn. Peggy notes Evelyn’s blush and the moonlight joke about shooting. Kitty recalls the later question about the moon shooting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geoffrey
Miriam
Evelyn
Peggy
Kitty
Widow Mrs Wyckoff Dies After Short Illness
One of Silver State Montanas saddest deaths comes as Mrs W O Wyckoff dies after a brief internal hemorrhage at about 10 oclock last Thursday night in Deer Lodge. She had suffered declining health for years but remained cheerful, hoping not to worry her family as her illness ended.
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Silver State
Deer Lodge
Mont
W O. Wyckoff
Deceased Lears Daughter Buried In Local Service
The only daughter of Mr and Mrs James Lear aged 32 born near Knox City died suddenly leaving a husband W C Wyckoff a year and a half old daughter two brothers Ben L Lear of this city and G Lear of Missoula and many relatives The funeral from the family home was led by Rev J H Whilson of the Christian church A vocal quartet sang hymns and floral tributes were many The funeral drew a large cortege as the bereaved family received the communitys sympathy
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Lear
Knox City
Knox County
W. C. Wyckoff
Ben L. Lear
G. Lear
Missoula
J. H. Whilson
The
Christian Church
Hugh MacLeod
Butte
A. D. Hoss
Edward Scharnikow
E. K. Foltz
Marriage Licenses Granted This Week
Aug. 5 Ben Hatfield 24 of Low Ground and Artie May 18 of Worthington wed. Aug. 9 Clyde E Carr 23 of Cincinnati Iowa and Anna Musgrove 19 of Mendota Mo. obtained marriage licenses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ben Hatfield
Low Ground
Artie May
Worthington
Clyde E. Carr
Cincinnati
Iowa
Anna Musgrove
Mendota
Carroll County Faces Massive Decline in School Enrollment
The Lamar Democrat reports Carroll County has lost 1000 children since 1904 and warns that at the same rate, the county will have no school children within 30 years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carroll County
Lamar Democrat
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M Loans
Notaries Public
Putnam County
Helforstine & Pratt, Abstractors
Unionville, Mo
Uniottville
Wateok
Lone Star
Anders
Rabbitsville
Rosewood
Lemonville
County’ Court
Erderton G. Lewis
P.C. McMains
Mek Vincent
W. E. McKinley
W. A. Hainey
G. R. Bratter
G. L. Noel
J. W. Chrisman
Union Township
Audit & Bond Co
Rollie
Tinmony
Burns
Role Timmets
Wesley Childers
Wilson Township
W. A. Shelton
Union
Canton Bridge Co
Midland Bridge Co
C. W. Multenix
Elm Two
Bassil Dole
Granit
Tom Coussell
Liberty
Levi Pickering
Richland
Wm. Musgrove
Lincolln
Geo. Fowler Wilson
W. G. Green
C. G. Smith
Roland Crawford
Jackson
John Noland
Jr Sherman
Wm McConkey
James Carter York
Date Hatfield
Petit Jury
Elm
Jas Branscomb
Roy Cassady
Wm. McFarland Jr
Grant
J J _Fowter
Joan Landtiser
Liberty Sherman N Mullins
Russell Woolever
Geo
Piercy
Pearl Rachford
Lincoln
E. M. Howlett
Ben Dale
Wilson
Wm. Lemen
Harrison Smith
Mabion Hibbs
Wes Harris
T. W. Huston Jackson
Elisha Dickson
Wm. Barkley
Sherman
Geo. Potter
Dave Winchell
York
Ika Putman
Chas
Pollock
Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
McCutchen
Missouri
Farmers Bank
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