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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 15, 1909
Page
11
The piece surveys congressional trends on postal banks, antitrust actions against Waters-Pierce Oil, and tariff politics under Payne-Aldrich. It notes Oklahoma fuel and express charges, local turkey prices, wheat acreage shifts, and features a biographical sketch of Unionville photographer Mr. Stout, a long-time business figure and local leader.
The edition of 4,000 copies uses 2250 pounds of paper and has more type set than any other three papers ever issued in the county. This special issue is presented as of extraordinary interest to readers.
Last Friday morning Catherine Wessel, employed by Mrs. T. W. Guffey, attempted to light a stove with kerosene. An explosion ignited her clothing, she fled the house, and her clothes burned away leaving severe burns from knees to head before help arrived.
A woman who endured conscious suffering for over an hour collapsed into coma and died around 3 30 pm. She was a daughter of the late August Wessel and leaves a grieving family including her mother and several brothers and sisters. The accident is described as one of the most distressing events in years and the community extends sympathy to the bereaved family.
Frank Irving Eddy born December 15, 1859 at Taylor's Falls Minnesota died at Grant hotel Excelsior Springs at 3:35 Sunday morning after a prolonged heart and kidney ailment with goiter. He came to Iowa in 1883, lived at Columbus City and Unionville, married Drvids Morgan at Muscatine in 1885. no children. Survived by wife, funeral at Christian church with Masonic rites.
The notice warns persons with ongoing gun ownership to keep a locked area or leased premises under control and warns of prosecution for violations. Signed by M. H. Loughead in 2012.
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