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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 11, 1907
Page
4
Public auction at a Hartford area farm on Wednesday December 18 starting at 10:00 a.m. includes 181 head stock such as 130 sheep 14 hogs 24 cattle 12 horses plus farming implements including mowers cultivators plows and harnesses. Convenience terms offer 2 percent cash discount and 12 months with interest on approved notes. Lunch served on the grounds. Auctioneer A P McElhinney.
Col. E. M. Harber, noted Trenton attorney and Kentucky native, declares he is now a Missouri native. He notes his stance on Kentucky politics shifting after Prohibition gains, as reported by the Princeton Telegraph.
State Republican committee meets Tuesday December 17 at Republican state headquarters to discuss calling a state convention to choose delegates for the 1908 Republican national convention. Under the new primary law this will be the only party convention. Knox county will vote on local option.
A compilation of community notices from Unionville Missouri includes visits by Miss Eva Foster and Miss Elsie McKinley, business trips by George Crockett and Lafe Matheson, and upcoming medical and retail events. Notes mention Dr. J B Findley's December visit and new office equipment at Gross Mercantile Co. plus local social gatherings and letters remaining at the post office.
Poland China pigs for sale by Susie O 272 470 Jennie June Dora and other sired stock. Listings indicate sow and boar offspring with pricing noted. Buyer contact W E McKintyre RF D4 Unionville Missouri.
The International Harvester Company of America was found guilty of violating the Kansas anti trust law on forty two counts by a Shawnee county district court jury after a forty five minute deliberation. If upheld by state and federal supreme courts the company could face a total fine up to eighty four thousand dollars based on a statute that allows 100 to 1000 dollars per offense.
Reports say the Bank of England will be required to repay a sum deposited in 1722. With compound interest, the amount now totals four hundred million dollars.
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