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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 08, 1915

Page

8

Adjourned term of county court notes and travel letter

A fragment from a county court record lists witness fees costs and items for the adjourned term with names such as Murphy and Turner, but also includes an extensive letter from W. Davis describing his trip from Pollock to Everett Washington in 1915, visiting relatives in Mt. Vernon and plans to stay for the winter near Ashland Oregon.

Mt Vernon Wash Morgan Unionville Republican Asgland Oregon Everett J L Corton Washington Seattle Puget Sound L I

Real Estate Transfers Center on Unionville Mo Properties

A series of transfer deeds recorded in Unionville Missouri lists adjacent parcels sold by multiple owners. Transactions include Manuel Richmond to Erin Hillerman for five acres and others for prices from 250 to 16000 dollars. Properties span sections in townships 65 to 66 and ranges 16 to 21 with parcels described as NE1-4, NW1-4, SW1-4, and SE1-4. Affected parties include Richmond, Bills, Noland, DeGarmo, Halley, Kearse, Towne, McMorrow, Mathes, Nichols, Carter, Fowler, Loyd, Livezey, Estep, Hall, Summers, Burns, and Stewart among others.

Manuel Richmond Erin Hillerman Frank E Bills Chas. W. Rex 5Th P. M John D. Noland D. & Noland A. C. Kearse Herbert King ME. S. Towne Frank Middleton Maria B. McMorrow John T. Bigpis Gepal Unionville W. E. Mathes Wm. T. Packard Lemuel J Nichols Jo J M Border Fairview Jas S Carter Et Joe Fowler Elmer Loyd W. Fowler Elmer Lloyd Newton Livezey Frank & Fetchling 6Th Principal Meridian W M. Estep Clyde E. Byaland Goul’s Alice Hall Et al Lillie Summers Lillie Summers Et al Alice Hall Mary F. Burns J. A. Helferstine Edward S. Stewart James N. Summers

Not a Nation of Singers in Our Country

The author laments that despite many fine voices produced, the nation is not a true nation of singers. Choral societies exist in leading cities but mass singing among large groups remains uncommon and a missed opportunity for inspiring music.

Uncle Eben’s Fame for Saving Money Highlighted

A regional clipping notes Uncle Eben as a cautionary figure who never forgets his money and warns others to guard finances. The piece emphasizes his careful spending and thrift as a lesson to readers.

Eben Het

The Fat Lord’s Votes Help Pass Habeas Corpus

The habeas corpus act marks a civil liberty milestone in Charles II era England. In Parliament the vote was close but a comical error occurred when a fat lord’s votes were recorded as ten in his favor. The majority was under ten, yet the act passed due to the extra, uncorrected votes.

England Charles the Second Charles

Forests Consume Vast Annual Wood Supplies

The article estimates annual forest usage amounts to 20 billion cubic feet of wood valued at about 1.26 billion dollars. It details demand for firswood, lumber, veneer, ties, staves, heading sets, barrel hoops, native pulpwood, mine timbers, distillation wood, excelsior, and thousands of telegraph and telephone poles.

Secrecy In Dispatches Across War Departments

The war department keeps telegraph codes under lock and key in the office of every post commander and field headquarters. The navy also has its own code, shared occasionally with the other departments. A casual line about wives, bridge, and a visit to Mendota closes this fragment.

War Department Army United

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Ourt Putnam Oun Murphy Ff Rt Wapese W. Aon Mausby Broa Burns Richard Young Ben Hatfield Ezra West P J Tatman Buxton & Skinner Pense Martin Current Neal Lane Geo. W Davis Chas Hagen Della Huber John Percy Joseph Anderson Bannasee Thos. Guffey Bertha Stewart A. P. Giest Wm. Earls J. E. Christy Ben Martin Grover Lane Chas. Hayes J.N. Hat&eld Harley Casady EZ. A. Jarman Sal & Postage J. O Bo L Robinson Fomm & Sioner Firmary H Woodruff Protec Hayes Cro Na Costa Pee Ze Jones Kep Fey Theos Bomgardner Casady B Green Hayes Wating Greggers FE Tuller Pearl Dan Pollock Laclede St. Joseph G. N Billings Mont Spokane Dan Davis Stanwood Mount Vernon Skagit County Missouri Will Millet Burlington Monroe LaMar TY ON Davis Ashland Weli FY Davis Putnam County Pratt & Vrooman Richmond P H. Veach Elec Willie Guffey Lee Boowell Mendota
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