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Fragmentary OCR shows scattered times such as 8 P.M 0539 P.M and 4 30 P.M with no clear event or location identified. The readable text lacks names, places, or actions to confirm a specific item.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Aug 29, 1900
Page
3
Fragmentary OCR shows scattered times such as 8 P.M 0539 P.M and 4 30 P.M with no clear event or location identified. The readable text lacks names, places, or actions to confirm a specific item.
The Circuit Court of Putnam County issues a publication notice in Unionville Republican informing defendants that a suit seeks to determine the estate and interests of parties in the Southeast quarter of the South quarter and other sections in Missouri. Defendants must appear by the first Monday in September 1900. failure to answer links to a confessed judgment. The notice is signed by Clerk Martin Coleman and attorney H F Little.
By order of Putnam County court Silasouri, the sheriff Noah Crooks orders sale of Lot twenty one in block nine Wy to Elton addition, Ulonville Missouri, on September 10 1900 at the court house door in Ulonville to satisfy debt from J D Johnatnn clerk of the court and the Swamp Land School Fund with Charles Allen as principal and George Roth and J W Bailey as securities.
William A May defaulted on a real estate deed of trust dated Sept 3 1880 securing a debt. B H Bonfooy trustee will sell at public vendue on Sept 12 1940 at Unionville Missouri courthouse 10 am to 5 pm for the north half of the southwest quarter of Section 13 Township 64 Range 17 to pay the debt and sale costs.
By order of the County Court of Putnam Missouri clerk J D Johnson directs sale under a lien against Angeline Taylor and T J Taylor. Property described as all of lot eleven in block continuation to Kisans addition Unionville. Sale at Geart House door in UrnArville on Thursday September 6 between 9am and 5pm for cash to satisfy debt and costs.
By order of transcript execution from the Circuit Court of Putnam County Missouri the sale is set for September 6 1900 at the Unionville courthouse. The property is the southeast quarter of the northeast quarter of section eight township sixty five range sixteen all in Putnam County. The sale proceeds go to satisfy the execution against B C Shaw in favor of L J Sherwood with cash on hand and prior liens and costs.
Notice of trustee sale for real estate in Putnam County Missouri as security for a debt under a deed of trust dated August 1 1999 recorded Book 22 Page 376. James B Scobee and Alta Scobee fail to pay. sale set for September 22 1900 at Unionville Court House between 10 am and 5 pm to satisfy the debt with costs.
Prepared by H C Lenington. The lesson notes describe Jesus sending seventy followers two by two into towns to prepare for His coming. They are told to heal the sick, preach the kingdom, accept hospitality, and move on if not welcomed, with a focus on haste and peace. The harvest is great but laborers are few, prompting prayer for more workers.
The author asserts progress as proof of being guided by God’s spirit and rejects assurances of certainty in promises. They acknowledge a good work begun will continue, yet insist completion is only meaningful once it is felt as begun.
A devotional meditation asks for steadfast will toward the Lord and expresses trust that good will come from God’s guidance. The fragment reflects personal piety and submission to divine sovereignty.
A fragmentary page mentions Henry Lembke of Joplin eloping with his mother in law amid unbalanced implications. It notes DeWitt's Witch Hazel products as dangerous with rival salves, probate of John J Ingalls’s Kansas will leaving $100 000 to his wife, and advertisements for anti diuretic remedies, Chamberlain's tablets, and a Williams Oregon testimonial for Camberlain's Colic and Diarrhoea Remedy.
A Chautauqua lecture by Webster Davis drew 398 attendees in Miami. The report notes the small audience size for the event and marks it as underwhelming for a lecturer of his stature.
The ad claims Danforth of LaGrange suffered 41 months with a running leg sore but was wholly cured in five days by Bucklen’s Arnica Salve. It touts cures for ulcers wounds piles and recommends Foley’s Honey and Tar for throat and lung troubles. Also notes charitable aid in India and mentions Noah Martin druggist and a Des Moines college endowment.
Over the week three personal crisis reports emerged at Choton. Bar Lago’s Snow Limitzent claims to counteract wound poison, reduce swelling and promote flesh healing. Prices listed as 25 and 50 cents. Nearby at Bavier Mo two men died in a mine accident and a colored woman was killed. a white boy sustained a gunshot injury while playing with an emptied repeater Beyer.
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