Miller Receives Unionville Republican County Chairmanship
In Unionville the newly elected Republican county committee met under the new primary law and organized with Geo. C. Miller named chairman J. W. Chrisman secretary and Clyde L. Martin treasurer. All three were elected without opposition. Miller had previously declined a nomination.
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Republican County Committee
Unionville
Geo. C. Miller
J. W. Chrisman
Clyde L. Martin
Miller
Chautauqua Opens Sunday With Strong Program
The second annual Chautauqua opens Sunday afternoon in Marshall park north of town. Gov Bachtel delivers the address. The program features a top speaking lineup, Royal Hungarian Orchestra, Colonial Saxophone Quartette, LaDell Fox Co and Unionville Band. Tickets and schedules available at Middleton Bros. and local stores.
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Marshall Park
Middleton Bros
Royal Hungarian Orchestra
Colonial Saxophone Quartette
LaDell Fox Co
Unionville
Marshall National Bank Promotes Savings and Vault Services
The bank touts higher savings returns with an example showing $400 interest on nearly $7,000 for a year and urges readers to open accounts. It invites customers to visit its burglar proof vault and safety deposit boxes for deeds wills and valuables, highlighting a new reading room and bank facilities under government supervision.
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Marshall National Bank
Cowherd Clinches Democratic Nomination By Large Plurality
Cowherd won the Democratic gubernatorial nomination by about 14 000 votes, carrying 36 counties to Ball 4 Wal lace 5 and Staple 1. Ball led in the state but Cowherd secured a 99 000 to 85 000 vote edge with majorities in St Louis. The notice also advertises a four room house for sale in Crawford’s addition.
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W S Cowherd
D. A. Ball
Cowherd
Ball
Wallace
Stapel
St. Louis
Staple
Brawford
Dan Arnaman
Election committees warned of Friday meeting under law
Notice informs all county central committee members to remember a legally required meeting on Friday. Fire policies Nos 33 to 50 of the Hanover Fire Insurance Co New York have been lost or stolen and declared void the public is warned against any claim under them. I P Roberts now acts as agent for the company. See sale on oxfords at Drummond's.
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Hanover Fire Ins Co
New York
C. A Hays
W.S. Nevins
I. P. Roberts
Above
Campaign Committee Formed With Noted Republicans
The article details a new committee formed amid political maneuvering with names like J W Chrisman Clyde Martin Snyder Beary Dickson Burns and other signees from York Medicine Liberty Grant Union and surrounding townships. Five members from the old committee remain. The panel plans subcommittees for finance and other duties and will reconvene on the chairman’s call.
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York
Medicine
Liberty
Grant
Snyder
Dumen Atnewell
Sherman J
Heary Jackson
James Dickson
Union- Jet
Hrisman Wilson J FT
Meruvan
Lincoln Elmer Probasco
Richland
Soa
Burns Liberty
Sherman Mullins
Grant Windeld
Mullins
Elm—Pearl
Schuster
Maxwell
Beary
Dickson
Burns
Putnam County Democratic Committee Elects Officers
The Putnam County Democratic Committee met last Friday and elected officers: Chairman E. B. Casady Secretary Trusten Hart N. B. Marshall Treasurer. Members by township include York L P Pollock Medicine John Ballard Shirerman C E Vandine Jackson J J Clapper Union L P Roberts Wilson Dade Johnson Lincoln S M Collier Richland W Guffey Eiberty B A Ryals Grant T S Franklin Elm W M Collins.
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Putnam County Democratic Committee
E. B. Casady
Trusten Hart
N. B. Marshall
York
L. P. Pollock
Medicine
John Ballard
Shirerman
C. E. Vandine Jackson
J. J. Clapper
Union
L. P. Roberts
Wilson—Dade Johnson
Lincoln
S. M. Collier
Richland
W. Guffey
Eiberty
B. A. Ryals, Grant
T. S.franklin
Elm
W. M. Collins
Burial ground fencing meeting announced for August 22
Notice calls interested parties to gather on August 22 to clear up and fence the burial grounds. Material will be on site. ASA Shelton and N. B. Abbott signatories.
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Asa Shelton
N. B. Abbott
Unclear notice from Unionville offices seeks more workers
Fragmentary OCR notes show a request for workers at the Ot. Mem and M. Co in Unionville. The text mentions D. Claude of Chicago and an invitation to attend at 11 p.m. with lines indicating timing and attendance, though many words are garbled.
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Unionville Mig. Co
Blackbird Mings
Unionville
Farm Day In Ames Aims To Highlight Corn Industry
Ames Iowa August 7 1998 a Republican letter urges a well publicized Farm Day on August 19 tied to a Chautauqua. Attendees may visit fields see germination boxes and view exhibits including a $15000 Pascal Prize Ear and top ten ears of corn plus pest charts and corn products.
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Howror Republican
Unionville
United States
Towa
M L, BowMaNn
Doan's Kidney Pills Tames Back Pain and Kidney Disturbances
A testimonial from Ephraim Baugh of Trenton Missouri credits Doan's Kidney Pills with easing back and neck pains limn loins and head and improving scant kidney secretions. The ad urges readers to ask Martin's druggists for customer reports and notes 50 cent price with Foster Milburn Co Buffalo New York as sole US agents, urging to remember the name.
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Bright
Dean
Ephraim Baugh
Trenton
Doasa
Unionville
Atl Martin
Foster-Milburn Co
Buffalo New York
United States
Doan
Administrator seeks final settlement in Mary E Hall estate
The administrator of the estate of Mary E Hall will make final settlement of accounts at the next Probate Court term in Putnam County Missouri. The court will be held at Unionville on August 14, 1908. ALF Keene is named as administrator.
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Mary E. Hall
Putnam
Missouri
Unionville
Alf Keene
Final Settlement Notice in Putnam County Missouri
Administrator A F Keene announces final settlement of Edwin Walkie deveaned estate in the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri at Unionville on September 14. The administrator invites all persons interested to appear and present claims or objections as required by law.
Notice of Final Settlement in John Dean Estate
Administrator Drax Davia announces final settlement of the John Dean estate in Putnam County Probate Court at Unionville. The accounting will be reviewed at the next term, on September 7, 0.
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John Dean
Putnam County
Missouri
Energy in Breakfast Foods Promises Stronger Day
A Kansas study based on government data claims one pound of flour yields as much energy as two pounds of meat, implying breakfast foods can provide substantial daily strength. The calculator compares costs and energy, noting flour can boost work power for tasks like gardening and furnace cleaning.
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Bowersock Mills & Power Company
Lawrence
Kansas
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G. C. Miller
Chairtian
J. W. “Chrismas
C. L. Martian
Unionville Business Tan
Gov. Bachtel
Notaries Public
Drummond’s
International Correspondence Schools
Clyde Martin
Democratic Committee
D. Claude
Heston
Chicago
Sis Abeeet
Wenany
Ames
Iowa
Herbey Periven
Edwin Walkie
Putnam C
Aard County
A. F Keene
Unionville, MO
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