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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 22, 1906
Page
1
Haliburton of Milan died last Saturday after his head struck the top of a refrigerator car on a freight train. His companion had started toward Kirksville to attend a circus. Haliburton was buried in Milan after services. his death mourned by the community.
Vacation readers are urged to consider Colorado and Utah for summer trips on the Denver and Rio Grande. The line offers forty circle tours with a 1000 mile option for 28 dollars, featuring La Veta Pass Poncha Pass Toltec Gorge and Royal Gorge among others. Five to ten days recommended. low rates include Salt Lake City trips and free illustrated booklets from S C Hooper G P and T A Denver Colo.
Concert program listing selections and performers including marches waltzes and dances such as The Diplomat Forrest Selection from Sultan of Sulu Art Clarke Saxophone Quartette Old Church Organ on Chambers Hayward Hayward Flanagan Burns Dance Caprice Little EB t Bergenhholtz Cake Walk Smiling Sadile Schen Concert Waltzes Oscillation Boyer Whistling chorus Hearts and Flowers Tobani By Request March Gen Funston Kee
Administrator's Notice states Letters of Administration on Mary E Hall deceased were granted August 11 1906 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. All claimants must file for allowance within one year or be precluded from the estate and may be barred after two years from publication date. Keene is named Administrator.
In Mendota Scot land near Lewellen John Oleson and Claude Wilkerson, both separated from spouses, clashed over children playing with a ball. After repeated warnings Oleson fired a double barreled shotgun, killing Wilkerson. Oleson is jailed on second degree murder charges as reports cite prior threats and a failed assault warrant.
Rachel R Garrison born October 7 1822 in Estell County Kentucky married John S Durbin December 7 1843. She had nine children seven surviving. She joined the Christian church about twelve years ago and died in the triumph of a living God. Funeral at Union church conducted by Rev FEJ McKinley. Burial at Union cemetery. Died last Friday evening at the home of John Hunter, six miles northwest of Unionville.
A phrasing guide promotes saving money by obtaining a loan from B. H. Benfoey. It outlines simple steps to lower interest and reduce borrowing costs through a direct loan arrangement.
A writer describes indigestion and promotes Miona stomach tablets sold by L. H. Howard with a money back guarantee. The ad asserts many patients with heart liver or kidney troubles found relief and urges taking one tablet before meals for nervousness insomnia and back pain.
The Amite Club met with Miss Edna Middleton for a pleasant evening with lemon ice and cake. Miss Nin Shearer hosted the Ph. O. chapter with a White House sketch game and a prize for correct pictures. Other social events included church members on the Bonfoey lawn, a six o'clock dinner by Miss Minerva Fife, and the O. M. meeting at Miss Maude Guffey with new officer addresses. A rice hunt awarded Myrtis Scott a cup and saucer.
Real estate transfers show multiple Missouri deeds with transfers between Hodges and Albert Johnson Lena Peterson and others. Transfers reference sections, townships, blocks and given tracts with clear monetary consideration and parcel descriptions.
A land description noting parcels 106-123 rds wide along the east side of section 9 and east side of section 16, containing 152 acres with a price of $6000. This appears as a real estate listing or conveyance description for a strip of land referenced by township and range details.
A list records license actions for individuals including John Amos of Cincinnati Iowa aged 61 and Elon Gill of Cincinnati Iowa aged 54 along with Harvey B Pauley and Ethel Snyder of Powersville Missouri aged 20 and 54 respectively, indicating marriage license activity.
Unionville Missouri weekly market prices read like oats 25 to 30 cents per bushel beans 1.60 to 2.00 eggs and butter.lard figures listed with scattered unreadable characters indicating a brief granular market snapshot for merchants and residents.
Mr. Wilbur Vernon heads the dress goods department and offers expert guidance on fall fabrics for suits and costumes. Mr. Holman and Mr. Badger journey to New York to purchase new fair goods while Mrs. Cassady heads the millinery market plans. Regular market trips by store managers secure the latest trends for the season.
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