Unionville Business Leader Chas A Middleton Dies
Chas A Middleton vice president of the Commercial Club and longtime Unionville business figure was born in Schuyler county Missouri on October 31 1873. He moved to Unionville in 1892 joining Burns Roberts later forming Middleton Bros focusing on farm loans and insurance. He served as school board secretary for twelve years and helped lead theChautauqua movement with his brother Frank.
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Commercial Club
Unionville
Trhddetenscas
Schuyler County
O. S
Laura A. Middleton
Hannibal
Mexico
Frank
Hiddleton Bros
Middleton
Minnie Stewart
May
Tank
Sumer
Frank Middleton A Promising Unionville Businessman
Frank Middleton born in Savannah Missouri is described as a mature, energetic man with a strong public school background. He worked in his brother’s office in Unionville, served in the Washington postal department, and later moved into a loan partnership. Married April 27 1904 to Maude Lorin Taylor, they have one child and run Middleton Bros. with a focus on trustworthy business transactions.
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Frank
Savannah
Rev
O. S
Aura Middleton
Tarkio College
Unionville
Sus
Washington
Tical
Department of Commerce and Labor
C. A
Mr. Middleton
Maude Lorin Taylor
Middleton Bros
S H Jackson Mercantile Co
S. H. Jackson
Aves
St. Jackson Merc. Co
Brasfield
Amelia McKinley
Cap
Helferstine and Underwood Lead Putnam County Business Circle
Long profile of J A Helferstine senior partner of Helferstine and Pratt detailing his topographical memory and precise financial habits. Born 1850 in Prairie Township Missouri, he served as sheriff and later entered lending, forming Helferstine Pratt in 1906. Also profiles of J F Underwood, vice president of S H Jackson Mercantile Co, his rise from clerk to secretary and community leader in Unionville Missouri.
Short Course in Poultry Farming at Columbia
The University of Missouri will offer a three week short course in poultry farming starting February 12, 1910. Professor F H Stoneburn of Storrs Connecticut is expected to lead what may be Missouri’s best course in poultry husbandry. For details contact Dean F B Mumford Columbia MO. John P Warren was released on pardon after spending fifty of his seventy one years in the Connecticut Penitentiary. in 1859 he killed his 18 year old wife by holding her head under water.
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University of Missouri
F. H. Stoneburn
Storrs
Conn
United States
Missouri
F. B. Mumford
Columbia
Connecticut
John P. Warren
Warren
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Chas A. Middleton
Frank Middleton
John A. Helferstine
Putnam County
J. A. Helferstine
Helferstine & Pratt
Mr. Helferstine
Westcott
David Harum
Patienger
Helferstine
Elm Township
NP. Applegate
J E Burnham
Albert B. Pratt
Mr. Helberstine
Ella Hard
Kittie Kistler
Butte
Montana
Summers
J. F. Underwood
S. H. Jackson Mercantile Company
Weaver
Iowa
Indiana
Boner & Rorabaugh
C. Figge
Bee Hive
Altamont
H. L. Holman
Ed Pickinpaugh
C. A. Hays
Jackson
S. H. Jackson Mercantile Co
Underwood
Sarah E. Cook
Farmers Bank of Unionville
McClain-Cook Mercantile Co
Lancaster
Caspar B. Brasfield
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