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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Aug 13, 1902

Page

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Peruna Promises Health for Nervous Worn Women

Miss Florence Allan of Chicago writes that Peruna revives her worn-out system and banishes tired feelings. Rose Cullen of Butte credits Peruna with restoring energy during study and keeping her healthy. Blanche Myers of Kansas City reports cure from a cold and catarrh after one bottle. An ironclad claim that systemic catarrh underlies many ailments is presented.

Florence Allan Chicago B. Hartman Walton Place Ill Peruna Miss Cullen Galena Street Butte Mont Peruna Medicine Co Columbus Peruns Perana Rose Cullen Blanche Myers Hartman Peruts Medicine Co Ohio

The Ventriloquist and the Ham Sandwich Dog

A famed ventriloquist, briefly poor, lands in Philadelphia and visits a German tavern. He teaches a talking dog to order whisky and ham, then borrows $50 to keep the dog as payment. The dog vows never to speak again after being sold, ending the tale with a vow to remain silent forever.

Philadelphia Times Philadelphia eWell Hans Ventriloquist Jack Moses

Akins Announces Committees for Missouri Republicans

The Missouri Republican state committees are named by State Chairman Akins. Walter S Dickey and George Neal hold executive positions. William C Dunn of Independence chairs organization. Full lists show executives, finance, and organization panels with local figures such as John Bothwell Sedalia Otto Stifel St Louis and others. Headquarters stay at the Lindell hotel in St Louis as plans for a late September campaign unfold.

Frank Douverts Walter S Dickey George Neal William C. Dunn Independence John Bothwell Sedalia John Kennish Mound City Otto F. Stifel St. Louis Walter S. Dickey Kansas City W L. Sturdevant Thomas M. Allen Cassville George A. Neal Max C. Starkloff J. C. Parrish Vandalia Finance Committee Otto B Stifwl St. Lows M. E. Leming Cape Girardeau Robert Stickney Carthage R. 3S Harvey Eldon Holden van Hosen Springfield J. G. Gmelich Boonville R. §. Paul Montgomery City Theodore D. Kaithfell Charles F. Busche Chris Schawacker Peter Greasing Farmington Jessie A. Tollerton Forsyth George A. McCluse Mt. Vernon J. W. Fason Mershfield M. E. Rhodes Potosi Hiram Lidyd Ralph O. Stauber St. Joseph Ed Long Rolla Thomas Cambpell Akins A. F. Shriner

Republican First Missouri District Convention Chooses Robison

The Republican Congressional Convention for the First Missouri District met in Kahoka on August 5 with about 95 delegates. Lee T. Robison of Putnam county was nominated unanimously for congress after a roll call and speeches by local officials. Biography notes his Ohio birth May 18 1848, Weslyan University grad, Union Army service, law career in Missouri, and four children.

First Missouri Kahoka Thos. Francis Bevier W. F. Laidley First Baptist Church Atty. Chas. Yant Lee T. Robison Putnam County Pelham Col Marion Adair C. A. Hamilton Kirksville Clark Joseph Vandolah Knox Congress Robison Bert D Nortons Macon Putnam Martin I.ee T. Robison Coshocton County Ohio Weslyan University Delaware Missouri John W. Henry Unionville Maria Sprigg Ace Oldaker Fred R. Robison Western Dental College of Kansas City Trenton, Mo Bert

Debates Over State Tax Levy and Public Debt Claims

Letter from J. B. Hagper defends Hon. B. F. Russell on Steelville duty, detailing tax levies from 1871 to 1902, asserting misused interest funds and claiming the state debt should have been paid ten years ago. Critiques Democratic platform pledges and questions school fund handling and current expenses financed by a ten cent tax.

Unionville Ava Eorror Republican B. F. Russell Steelville Globe-Democrat Russell Gustin Salem J. B. Hagper Sgewils Suly St. Joseph Secretary of State Genera Revenue Fund Nadietor

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