County Court Aug 1902 grants permits and approves bridge work
Regular August term orders permit for How's shows in county for 25 dollars and approves several bridge and building contracts. Bridge near John Kopfer and Davis bridge repairs to be let. medical, aid, and quarantine expenses recorded. Tax on traveling shows and circuses set. multiple account approvals and fabrications observed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
G. E. Nelton
Nulton
Oain Bridge
Clint Niday
Fairview Bridge
John Vestal
Nancy Bunter
Mra. Stackton
J. C. Jackson
G-O
John Kopfer
Unionville
Newtown Road
M. F
Davis Bridge
Grant Jones
Dra. Lee ‘Haynes
Jarney Holman
W. G. “Walker
Thos. Morgan
Rollie Timmons
M. Dodson
Mathew
Ted. Hill Odrn
Christian
Sal
Richey “& Fightmaster
Michey & Schnelle
H Howard
Bks
Er, Jackson & Co
Israel Turnphugh
Millert& Wentworth
Henry Robison
Aid Hubbard
Missouri Reform School For Boys
Seaith
Spridge
Robt Gray
Lincoln
Lei Howard
Berry
Speveeneland
SR A. Berry
Townsend
Moelté
Updor
MaSiwell
Wolf
Andard
Ptg.'Co
Ai l
Dodsworth Bk Co
Barnard & Co
Eg Gabt & Co
Ava
D. F
OC. A. Hays
M .Foria
C. A. Hays
J. D. Johnson
J. H. Crooks & Bon
J. W. Harkins
Mart Branecomb
Huggett & Gier
Gray
Lydia Pinkham's Vegetable Compound Testimonial Letter
A patient from Fond du Lac Wisconsin credits Lydia E Pinkham's Vegetable Compound with curing eight months of suppressed menstruation and general debility The letter urges other women to seek similar relief and notes free advice from Mrs Pinkham in Lynn Massachusetts
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Caine
Frainam
Fine Bottom Farm for Sale in North Missouri
A 895 acre stock farm offering 800 acres cultivated with 100 acres native timber and blue grass pasture. 180 acres of prime bottom land, large 3 year old 830x302 foot house, barn 28x72 and 20x24, multiple outbuildings in good repair. 3 miles of fence, 3 ponds and wells, abundant running water and reliable telephone. Contact M. L. Caxtor, Unionville, Mo. 47-3 mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
M. L. Caxtor
Unionville
Eye specialist to visit Kirksville hotel on Sept 24
Dr H M Morrison of Quincy eminent specialist for eye ear nose throat and glasses fitting will be at the Hotel Bath in Kirksville on Tuesday Sept 24 1902 for one day. The oculist has thirty years in the field and is connected with the U K Railroad and St Mary's Hospital at Quincy promising the best care to patrons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. M. Morrison
Quincy
Bath
U. K
Bt. Mary’s Hospital
Local Notes and Visitor Arrivals Mention Hail Storm
Correspondence lists numerous visits and moves around Unionville Glendale and Kirksville. A lightning strike burned a hayrick and killed a two year old heifer. a destructive hail storm damaged corn north of town. Advertising note promotes Chamberlain's Stomach and Liver Tablets at Noah Martin's drug store.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Here
Dream of a healthy start with Chamberlains tablets
An 19th century ad touts a free sample of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets from Noah Martins drug store. It claims one or two doses cure a bad taste in the mouth and promote wellness and also cure biliousness sick headache and constipation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Noah Martin
Chamberlain
Local Notes and Short Reports From Shoneytown Area
Threshing proceeds at a slow pace as Musgrave Bros. have about 70 acres of hay to sheaf. Chas Haughman has left for railroad work. Warren Abbott attended camp near Cincinnati. Alf Woodard of Hartford bought cattle. Leech and Claud Sumpter visited Lowground. J E Forbes and family depart for Oklahoma to settle. Mrs D D Benefiel and son Golda visit from Ringgold Iowa. Elisha Miller and Talitha Miller return from months in South Dakota. A storm scorched two hay stacks of Izaiah Davis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Musgrave Bros
Warren Abbott
Cincinnati
Alf Woodard
Hartford
Leech
Claud Sumpter
Lowground
J. E. Forbes
Oklahoma
D. D. Benefiel
Golda
Ringold
County
Iowa
Elisha Miller
Talitha
South Dakota
Izaiah Davis
Turner. The Barber 2d dder what of Monroe's corner
Grant Township notes grading the new railroad through the township and high Chanton river causing farm damage. Diphtheria cases in north Grant township with one death, a child of John Freeborn. Funeral of frontier settler John Centers reported. An electric storm burned James Neaghe's barn with loss of two horses and a hayrick. Wheat yields average 26 bushels per acre. fruit crop poor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Turner
the Barber
Monroe
Chanton
John Freeborn
St. John
Golphnee
John
Putnam County
James Neaghe
West Liberty News Highlights And Neighborhood Notes
Blushing Mat reports Geo Guillworths baby is very sick at this writing. Gideon Gallaways baby is very sick. Wm Garner visited Powersville last Thursday. A wind storm struck the area last Monday night. Several from these parts attended the Unionville show last Monday. Miss Torrey failed to fit her appointment at the Pearson last Sunday. Mr and Mrs James Demery visited Mendota last week with relatives. Mr Benson agent Baker Medicine company was in these parts Friday. Lightning struck John Harberts house last Saturday night but no one was hurt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hugh Mullenix
Queen City
A. W. Lane
Unionville
L. C. Lane
S. Roy Snediger
Glendale
Lake Deverta
Byrd Cullum
Leden Cassady
Mr. Thornburgh
James Cassady
Kirksville
Gideon Gallaway
Torrey
Pearson
James Demery
Mendota
Mr. Benson
Baker Medicine Company
John Harbert
Not Over Wise Allegory and a Cyclone Cellar Remedy
An old allegorical scene shows a girl frightened by a grasshopper while stepping on a snake. A parallel tale notes a man spends much money on a cyclone cellar yet neglects to buy Chamberlain's Colic Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy for his family. The remedy is promoted as prompt and reliable for bowel diseases and is sold by Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
I. L. Witerns
Shell Lake
Wiza Jr. Wilkins
Shell Lake Lumber Co
Noah Martin
Local Notes From Douglas Township Haying Wind Down
Farmer activity slows as haying ends in Douglas. Miss Laura Good and Miss Goldie Bradshaw work for Mrs. Robbins and Mrs. Richardson. Anna Romack leads a meeting at this place. Bradshaw and Don Bradshaw haul corn for Ben Thompson, Joe Hays, and Jesse Newell. Anna Shelton returns home with Mrs. Lincoln. Ernest Davis travels to Illinois to join brother Edward. Mrs. Triplett visits Mrs. Richardson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rang Bradshaw
Ben Thompson
Joe Hays
Don Bradshaw
Jesse Newell
Anna Shelton
Lincoln
Ernest Davis
Illinois
Edward
Triplett
Wm. Richardson
DeWitt's Little Early Risers Liver Tonic Claim
An advertisement extols DeWitt's Little Early Risers as a non gripe liver tonic and purifier. It features a testimonial from Nodh Martin of 581 Highland Ave stating the pills are small, easy to take, and purely vegetable. The claim is that they expel poisons and act as a tonic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
DeWitt
W. Scott
Highland Ave
Ilton
eWitt
Nodh Martin
Burlington Route Plans Home Visitor Excursion Tickets
The Burlington Route will offer Home visitor Excursion tickets to selected points in Ohio Indiana and Louisville Kentucky on September 2 9 16 and 28 with a final limit of 30 days. For rates and details consult Pp F Witgrow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burlington
Ohio
Indiana
Louisville
F. Witgrow
Calves Hauling Lumber and Local Visits Report
In Nartingtown Ranger Ira D Johnson noted a week of calves. Geo Sparks and family of Lemonville visited relatives over Sunday. James Montgomery hauled lumber to Worthington for several days. Albert and Hugh Hatfield moved furniture from Unionying Friday. P Magepi came from the cement school to his father in law’s Mile Mullenix. The Elinites returned after summer school Friday. Luther Goll.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Geo, Sparks and Family
Lemonville
James Montgomery
Worthington
Albert
Hugh Hatfield
P. Magepi
Toihig
Mile Mullenix
Elinites
Luther Gol
Unionville Markets Prices This Week
Unionvitts Missouri August 18 1902 prices changed weekly by Jackson Co and are subject to market changes noting the fluctuating value of goods in unionville markets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Unionvitts
Jackson & Co
Armour & Co
Land of the Big Red Apple and Elberta Peach in Benton County
A letter describes Benton County as a timber and granite region with high rock bluffs and caves near Decatur. It highlights Ozark Orchard Co and Sulphur Springs fruit shipments, notes 265 crates shipped in one night and a 4000 crate season from 1400 trees. The town is small, healthful, but poor repair, with a strong Democratic base and growing Republican influence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ava
Decatur
Benton County
Ozark Orchard Co
Sulphur
Old
Patnam
Republican
J. W. Barrypton
He Quits the Business After Ladies Pressure
In Pennville James Braden facing liquor sales law violation quits business after eight to ten local women travel to Milan to present their case to prosecutors. Braden meets them there and agrees to compensate travel expenses and signs a contract to cease selling intoxicating liquors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Braden
Pennvyille
Pennville
Milan
Braden
James
Green City Press
Large rural sale prospect near Cincinnati with livestock and goods
The undersigned advertises a residence sale six miles southwest of Cincinnati on Wednesday August 20 1902. It lists draft horses roadsters cattle milk cows calves yearlings steers hogs sheep farm implements and household goods. Terms include 12 months on sums over 10 with note and security. notes due at 92 percent interest if unpaid. Sale notices signed by Ray Fors Carr Bex Wells & Son and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Sharp
Bob Pane Seni
Ray
Fors Carr
Bex Wells & Son
Anigtionpers
Tax and age debate sparks calls for legislative shifts
Fragmentary remarks criticize ongoing legislative changes affecting taxpayers. The text urges scrutiny of public policy and warns against unwarranted ideals, urging honest taxpayers to seek accountability and clear governance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosin
Dysentery Cure Praised By Tennessee Merchant
A well known merchant from Madison, Tennessee, touts Chamberlain's Colic Cholera Diarrhoea Remedy as the best cure for dysentery without a doctor. He reports rapid recovery after using the remedy and calls it pleasant and effective for both children and adults.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teacner
offDmond
Tenn
Mali
Bo Chamberlain
Martin
Notice of Letters Testamentary Granted in Missouri Probate
Notice is hereby given that letters testamentary on the estate of John Lynch deceased are granted to the unnamed widow on the 23rd. All persons having any claim or estate are notified to present the same to the probate court in Jefferson City Missouri by the date specified, or forever barred. Dated August 12, 1902. Edward Linen, Executor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Lynch
Edward Linen
Trustee's Sale Notice for Missouri Property
Trustee B H Bonfoey by commissioner in Putnam County Missouri announces a sale on real estate due to default. The notice cites a deed of trust recorded in 1900s documents and requires payment of the debt plus sale expenses to stop foreclosure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J Lowe
Mary L. Lowe
Putnam
Missouri
Croton
B. H. Borrory
Truss
Trustie's Sate and Court Notices in 1902
Legal and public notices from Putnam County court records include an 1902 vacancy order and publication requirements for the will of Edwar Lowcock and related litigants. The document lists debt defaults, property interests, and court actions scheduled for October, with notices to defendants and publication in a weekly newspaper. It also references a child poisoning remedy advertisement and maternal caution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Circuit Court
Putnam County
Fssourt
Mary
Claudius Monty
Lowdock
James Lowcock
John Wi Lee
Sarah C. Lowcock
Beary
Amelia Ebwan
Henry Rowan Randle
George Randle
Mangere
Kod Aid
Michael Riley
Creed
John Wad Iret A. Riley
Balai Rynetton
Edwar Lowcock
Lowcock
Margaret A.rinley
Unionville
Martin Coleman
Also Mentioned on This Page
C. Coop
Indee
J. D
Dora Stanley
Anna Say
St. Joseph Asylum
County Infirmary
Alex Johns
Marion Dwyer
M. Cummings
Marshall Belay
Rev. J. Dean
Geo. Brown
Fulton
Elson
Ed. Wyckoff
Lincoln Township
T. Brawford
Frank O’reily
G.M. McAnnelly
R. L. Gray
R. R
Jo T. Robison
GC. A. Hays
G. M. Mca Annedy
Young People’s Christian Temrance Association
Elizabeth E
Fond du Lac, Wis
Fine Bottom Farm
Iowa & St. Louis
H. R
Adair
Macon Counties
S. M. Picklyr
Kirksville, Mo
Graysville
Albert Williams
Pleasant Home
W.D. Scurlock
Minerva Strottler
Horton, Kansas
Jacob
Stocton Summers
Macon County
Thomas Dwyer
Livonia
Kns
RB. V. Colling
Chas. Philenix
Jas
D. Leftford
Jasper Bell
Clara Crow
Geg
Crow
John Titsworth
D. L. Husted
Joe Mullenix
Dr. Jackson
Joe
Shoneytown
Chas. Haughman Hge
Grant Township
Bon Ton
David Miller
Colle
West Liberty
Geo. Guillworth
Wm. Garner
Powersville
Douglas
Blockhead
Laura Good
Fred Newell
James Ranes
Goldie Bradshaw
Wm Richardson
Anna Romack
Nartingtown
Ranger
Ira D
LES Ste
Arkamses
Putnami County
Maneyé - Sporti
Dy, Knapp. & Cor
Hi Saeanity
Tae
Trustie
George N. . Stille
L. Belles
Will Grouland
Mimiquel
L. Belle Stile
A. Goul
Mellissia Gout
H.gorf
Vacatig
Dean
Myksouny
Marin Coleman
Potama' County
Bbasour
Haredy
A. Hays
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