Mrs Sylvia Marshall Dead of Unionville dies at 68
Mrs. Sylvia Marshall born March 15 1837 Allegheny Pennsylvania aged 68 years 9 months 21 days died after a year of ill health Her remains will be interred beside her first husband in Unionville cemetery Funeral services were held at the Presbyterian church conducted by Rev E E Stringfield of Springfield Missouri She had been an active Presbyterian and longtime resident of Unionville prior to moving to St Louis and later New York City with family members attending from New York and nearby towns
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Wednemixy
Sylvia
Unionville
Kittie
Marabeh
F. E. ‘Marshall
Ed RB. Marshall
New York
Mershall
Allegheny
Fapaole M
Mra Ffe Marshall
Ira Dl
Real Estate Transfers In Missouri From Fields And Townships
A compilation of land transfers listing grantees and grantors in Missouri. Transactions include Thos H Johnson et al to Young for 236 acres in sections 9 16 21. Jas Collins to Shelby Collins for multiple parcels totaling 102 acres. Wm Boner to Jack Richardson for half of a quarter section. Nathan Daniels to M L Unlor for half of a quarter. J A Gillam to Winefred Brookton for 324 acres. Albert Daniels to Elina Peterman in Kiklin Daniels addition. Peter Tietsort to J Q and A Dickerson for east half of lot 1 of the northwest quarter. Henry Lingenfelter to Wm Lingenfelter for several parcels. Jas W Trammel to Thos Hodges for 2 acres. Daniel Branscomb to Thos Hodges for 1 acre. Jas Trammel to Thos Hodges and wife with a described boundary. Jas Trammen to Thea Hodgee for 3 acres. Galvin Jones to Francis Jones for 80 acres. Mrs Martha Stanton to Geo Scott for 89.5 acres. Ruth Johnson and Thus Johnson to Anderson village lots. Geo Bradshaw to Alice Bunyard for part of lots in section 18. Jno Bradshaw to Alice Bunyard for west 15 acres. Frank Davin to N S Fenton for lots in Fairview. Joe T Scott to E J Geimnger for Lot in Unionville. A W O’Daniel to D B Brasfield for allotment. DH Brasfield and wife to J A Conwell for a lacre. Johnson et al to Jesse Brackett for significant acreage. A W Dickson to Geo A Steel for west six inches of lots in Anderson village.
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Wm Boner
Jack Richardson
Nathan Daniels
M L Unllor
J A Gillam
Winefred Brookton
Albert Daniels
Elina Peterman
Kiklin Daniels
Lamonville
Jas W Trammel
Thos B Hodges
Daniel Branscomb
Thos Hodges
Jas Trammel
Sear
Jas Trammen
Thea Hodgee
Galvin Jones
Francis Jones
Martha Stanton
Geo H 8Scott
Johnson
Ruth Johnson
Anderson
Lucerne
Geo Bradshaw
Alicea Bun- Yard
Jno Bradshaw
Frank Davin
Fenton
Fairview
Unionville
Con
Joe T Scott
E J Geimnger
W O'Daniel
D B
Brasfield
lLacre
DH Brasfield
A’conwell
Lacre
Jesse Brackett
Public Sale At Farm Of Late Jo Jones Dec 1905
Auction at Jo Jones farm eight miles southeast of Unionville begins 10 a m on Wednesday December 20 1905 selling 84 registered Short Horns 24 grade Short Horns plus hogs and farming implements including buggy wagons harness and other machinery terms cash discounts 6 percent and 8 percent after due date auctioneers Henry Carry and others. A fire in Shelbyville last Thursday night burned the Guard office and Lloyds law office along with several other buildings.
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Jo. Jones
Myes
Unionville
Usher
Jonus Bros
Q. E. Racaroni
Henry Carry
Shelbyville
The
Guard
Congressman Lloyd
Market Prices and Miscellany From Unionville Center
Daily price list from Unionville Market dated December 13 1905 shows weekly adjustments by Jackson & Co. including corn beans butter and oats with varied cents per unit. The notice also lists poultry eggs and pigeon prices and notes market changes may alter rates.
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Jackson A Co
Mercer County Damages Suit Against Rock Talaed
The case in which Daniel Gentry sued the railroad resulted in an $800 verdict for the plaintiff. The rail line appeals, while other plaintiffs claim overflow and piling damaged lands near Buckeye Bend. The Princeton Telegraph notes prior supreme court affirmations of similar damages and ongoing bitter contest by the railway's attorney toward further appeal.
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Talaed
Daniel Gentry
Railroada
Princeton Telegraph
Railway Company
Buckeye Bend
Supreme Court
R. L. Owen
Crawford Hallow
Whiskey trials in Bethany vex Gallatin cases and fines
A Bethany bloodhound judge and special sessions in Gallatin dominate a report on whiskey cases. Druggist Oliphant is fined eight hundred dollars. George Seigenthaler and Mike Christopher face liquor sale charges and fines of three hundred dollars. The Oliphant Seigenthaler case lingers, with disputes over judges Wandamaker and Alexander.
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Treoton Daily Republican
Bethany
Alexanander
Gallatin
Droggist Oliphant
Aetia George Seigenthaler
Aleo Js
Oliphant
Mike Chrietopher
Gilmen
Seigthaler
Stepp
Aster
Wandamaker
Alexander
Engagement of Mise Roode Valt Noted in Washington
Washington dispatches announce the engagement of Mise Alice Roode valt daughter of the President. Bhoiste prarry-Congresenida Longworth of Oineinusti is the epring.
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Mise Alice Roodevalt
Washington
Bhoiste prarry-Congresenida Longworth
Oineinusti
Epring
Crow Buys Jefferson City Republican To Lead State Paper
W E Crow, longtime Desoto Republican publisher and state politics commentator, acquires control of the Jefferson City Republican. He plans to run the paper with steady leadership, aiming for broad appeal and stable editorial stance. Sedalia Capital notes his reputation as a skilled, affable newspaper man.
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W .E. Crow
Desotu Republican
State Review
Jefferson City Republican
Wll
Ita
The Folly of It and the Drunken Crime Link
A essay contends that about ninety percent of murders occur among habitual drinkers and that many crimes are planned in saloons. It condemns alcohol as a social poison and urges universal good sense and knowledge of the body to curb drinking and its harms.
Not confined to college boy yet easy to stop folly
A fragmented excerpt notes satirical lines from The Saturday Evening Post and remarks on large volumes for presidential messages. It mentions a Texas farmer claiming 81 children as a progressive citizen and other humorous, exaggerated observations about progress and scale.
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Saturday Evening Post
Texas
Purkeys Call for Turkeys at Top Market Price
Unionville Pro. Co. urges customers to bring turkeys next week and secure the highest market price with a phone contact at 111.
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Unionville Pro. CO
Farm for Sale Near Unionville Missouri by Thornburg
A C Thornburg offers 150 acre farm three quarters of a mile north of Unionville Missouri with good improvements and favorable terms. Partial sale considered if desired.
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Thornburg
Unionville
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Missouri
Sylvia Marshall
Thos H Johnson
Young
Jas Collins
Shelby Collins
Peter Tietsort
Dickerson
Chariton River
Henry Lingenfelter
Wm Lingenfelter
Dickson
Geo A Steel
Pere
Pete
A.m
Unionville Markets
Uasta
Rich
Mercer County
Marshall National Bank
G. I. Goodrich & Company Jewelers
New
Mengage
Simoata
George F. Jones
Unionville, Missouri
M. Eppenstein
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