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Unionville Republican in Unionville, Missouri
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Dec 26, 1900
Page
1
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Amendments and constitutional amendments discussed by attorney
A letter from Attorney Crow summarizes how amendments approved by Secretary of State should be interpreted. It notes that constitutions and amendments are practical instruments to be construed to reflect the framers' intent and how majorities affect applicability, with emphasis on the law’s purpose and prior statutes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ton City
Stephens
Aterney-C Crow
Salat
The Chinese affair and world power union plans
The article argues that the latest China accord effectively places China under a joint protectorate, dissolving its sovereignty. It warns that foreign control of revenues and perpetual financial bindings threaten independence, and notes the potential for a world powers coalition to govern and develop China, risking interpower conflict despite possible global peace benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
China
Lord Charles Beresford
America
Star
A Woman's Artful Peril in Urgent Surgery
Mrs. J. B. Hunt of Lime Ridge Wisconsin faced a grave stomach trouble and yellow jaundice as gall stones formed. After vain cures a doctor warned there was only one chance to save her life through an operation. She then used Electric Bitters and was wholly cured, restoring stomach liver and kidney function. The remedy is advertised as a cure for dyspepsia and loss of appetite, sold by Noah Martin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. B. Hunt
Lime Ridge
Wis
Noah Martin
Health First in All Games Says Monroe and Howard
The note emphasizes that health comes before any game, urging use of Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin as a remedy for indigestion and stomach trouble, attributed to Monroe and Howard.
Christmas Killings in Kentucky Reported Across Counties
Kentucky endures a bloody Christmas with killings and injuries in Clay Letcher Graves Whitley and other counties. Notable incidents include Dill Holland dead and E T Garrard seriously wounded near Manchester, J C Cash killed there, and deputy and town figures shot. A farmer John T Cole was slain by Jas Sturgill on Turkey Creek. Tecumseh Walton killed in Kingston. Isham Burch wounded near Pleasant View and Constable William Birch shot. Mrs Bryant fatally wounded in Williamsburg. multiple arrests and ongoing violence.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Louisville
Kentucky
Mountain
Manchester
Clay County
Dill Holland
E. T. Garrard
T. T. Garrard
J. ©. Cash
Turkey Creek
Letcher County
John T. Cole
Jas. Sturgill
Kingston
Lincoln County
Tecumseh Walton
Thomas Lee
John Usher
Charles Bowling
Burch Hall
Mayfield
Graves County
Douthitt
Usher
Hall
Pleasant View
Whitley County
Found Dying Near Moulton Barn
George Woods aged about 30 unmarried was found dying in his barn five miles south of Moulton on Monday evening. The coroner's inquest gave no clue to the cause. Burial is set for Wednesday. He was a son of David Woods and described as a steady young man. Ballard's Snow Liniment advertised by Noah Martin with prices 26 and 50 cents for family use.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Woods
Moulton
David Woods
Ballard
Noah Martin
County Court Adjourns After Adjourned Term Hearings
County court proceedings review numerous bridge and road contracts in Elm and York townships. A. K. Davis approved for France and Ledford bridges with sums from 25 to 644 dollars, plus other warrants for maintenance and farm management. Damaged accounts include assessments, poor farm sales, and county expenditures with multiple warrants issued.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. K. Davis
Francé
Elm Township
Exan
Ezra Wolf
Moeving Johnson
K. Davia
Ledford
Cint
W. C. Little
York Township
W. A. Archer
France Bridge
Page Bridge
A. C. Lawson
Richland Township
Frank Brown
Jas. Smith
Durbin-Mowrer
Bert Carson
Ass Shelton Bridge
W. A. Sturgeon
Wm. Axnold
Henry. Devas
Jordan Moora Bridge
Geo. Williguison
Williamson
Torrey
Sherman Township
J. D. Johnson
A. F. Davis
W. A
Henry Shearer
J. P. Kelley
Albert Houston
T. P. Boyd
Biymer Bros
Martin Coleman
F. M. Dodson
Indae
J. M. Dodson
Indse
Marriage Licenses Fall Behind Last Year Says Clerk
Circuit Clerk Coleman blames deputy for weak example while The Republic anoints the marriage panacea. The piece notes 1899 had 188 licenses. 1900 counts 160 so far, with 6 issued Saturday and 4 Monday, risking a year ending short of last year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coleman
Colemano
Greggers
Keokuk and Western to Retain Management After Consolidation
Keokuk papers report the Keokuk and Western will keep General Manager A. O. Goodfret and his team, with offices staying in Keokuk. The line will gain 113 miles from Humeston and Shenandoah and the Toledo Peoria and Western extension to Peoria Illinois. The Aerosilian praises the popular management and calls the K W one of the west’s best roads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keokuk
Keokuk & Western
Burlington
Goodfret
Humestan & Shenendoah
Iowa
Toledo, Peona & Western
Peoria
Ills
Aerosilian
Twice a Week Republic Promises Broad Readership
The Twice a Week Republic offers political, domestic, and foreign news with telegraphic updates. It targets men with markets and commerce notes and women with household tips, fashions, stories, gossip, and books, delivering a mix of fact and fiction for all readers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Good Age Magazine
Telegraph
Republic
Boer War Flares Up With Boers Threatening Kimberley
The campaign in South Africa resurges as Boer forces reassemble in the Orange Free State and threaten Kimberley. Dutch Cape Colony factions may rise. General Kitchener orders cavalry reinforcements, signaling no end in sight to the conflict.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Africa
Orange Free State
Kimberley
Cape Colony
Raige
Gererel Kitchener
Wanted Possums at I. X. L. Barber Shop
Advertises for possums to be captured or collected at the I. X. L. Barber Shop. The notice requests all possums available and mentions owner Lewis.
Money to Loan At Reasonable Rates From Forsis
Personal and chattel security loans offered by W H Forsis under iCollections. Rates stated as reasonable with prompt terms and discreet service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. H. Forsis
West Side Square Offers Low Prices on Assortment
Local notice advertises a large assortment with emphasis on the lowest possible price and the chance to see before buying at West Side Square. A. M. Swerr is named in the listing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Square
A. M. Swerr
Horse Blankets at West Side Square Prices
A. M. Swerr advertises a large assortment of horse blankets with prices that fit any purchaser at West Side Square. Tagline promises variety and value for animal care needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
West Side Square
A. M. Swerr
Farm For Sale Near Unionville With 160 Acres
Farm for sale eight miles southwest of Unionville and one mile north of Quimnonvalle containing 160 acres with 40 acres of good meadow land. Features include a 75 foot building, a small fruit area, eight-room house with well, feed barn, hog shed, and a horse barn for ten head. Water on the property and many small trees. Price to attract buyers at 27.50 per acre. Contact Lesa Baer at Unionville, Mo.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Quimnonvalle
Meado Ear
T ‘Tan Inske
Jax Sto Lesa Baer
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