McCUTCHEN & SON Offer Farm Building Insurance
McCutchen and Son advertise farm building insurance policies available without coverage gaps. They invite farmers to call for a tailored quote and policy writing service.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 20, 1905
Page
1
McCutchen and Son advertise farm building insurance policies available without coverage gaps. They invite farmers to call for a tailored quote and policy writing service.
A Powersville clash over a physician controversy is criticized as a breach of journalistic ethics. The Record’s editor is accused of taking sides in a dispute between two reputable doctors, with calls for restraint to protect individuals’ reputations and public trust.
The Burlington revival meetings closed last Sunday after weeks of services. Conducted by Watson the altar call drew crowded aisles as men rushed to confess. The day ran from 10 am to 10 pm with over 2500 conversions and Rev Sunday receiving more than $4,000 as a free will offering.
Unionville Pro. Co. urges customers to reserve turkeys for the next week emphasizing top market price and a phone contact 111 for orders.
The Universalist church at Livonia will be dedicated Sunday December 31 with Rev L B Fisher Dr President of Lombard College Galesburg Ill to preach the dedicatory sermon. Ministers Rev J B Fisher Rev D Claude Fisher and Rev G E Cunningham will attend and participate. The dedication begins Thursday night December 27 with Rev J B and Claude Fosher as ministers in charge. Fosher will conduct singing and offer voice culture instruction by limited appointment. telephone 140 for terms and details.
A constrained Farmers Institute session focused on crop rotation with limited attendance. Prof Rudolph Miller highlighted dairy economics and the value of milk separators, citing a case of a woman near Clarence, Missouri selling over 100 dollars in cream in under four months.
Illness of Mrs J T Morgan leaves him unable to finish his corn. Five men from town led by Rev Wood and others husked 300 bushels in a day, a gesture the Morgan family deeply appreciates.
Kul Sursey of Mendota was arrested yesterday for illicit liquor sales. The trial is scheduled for Friday before Squire Boggs of Lincoln township. Authorities allege he operated a wholesale house at Mendota and also retailed liquor.
For sale a few pedigreed Jersey red male pigs at ten dollars each. Butter bred Holstein bull calves and Wyandotte roosters at seventy five cents each. Write or call 216 Ws. H. Scuxezis, Lemonville, Mo.
Very few farmers keep books or know their total sales and expenses. A bank checking account helps the farmer track income, store costs, and bills, enabling accurate year end totals. Starting an account is easy and free with bank and checkbooks.
Falitor Republican offers guidance to taxpayers and township and county collectors on legal payment forms. It states taxes may be paid only in gold, silver, U.S. currency or county warrants and warns against accepting other items. It covers warrant dating, interest rules, and the impact on the railroad debt and future levies, signed by J B Harper.
Relatives and friends surprised Mrs Alfie Medlin at noon on Friday with a birthday party. The house was filled with guests and a table laden with treats and many gifts. All enjoyed the celebration and wished her many more happy birthdays.
Margaret McNeece of Brookfield Missouri visits neighbors in the vicinity. TE Sill and family toured Sum day with JW Jobbson in Unionville. JC Stanley and wife visited Michael James near Terre Haute last Tuesday. Dave Lay and family moved toward Kansas to establish a new home. Attendees from the area joined the Young sale and enjoyed a ple aupper gathering Friday night at Mount Olive or Hill schoolhouse.
Letters of Testamentary for Thomas McKay deceased were granted December 1904 in Putnam County Probate Court. All claims must be filed with the Administrator within one year to avoid preclusion from estate. claims not filed within two years from publication are forever barred. Dated December 16, 1905, John F. Gurgry is named Executor.
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