Marriages Bless Unionville Couples In Two Local Homes
In Unionville at the bride’s parents home 8 o clock Sunday night Mel Tysor wed Tulie Busbee officiated by Rev. O S Middleton in front of close relatives. The couple, well known locally, begin life together as she is an accomplished reporter and office assistant at The Republican. Another ceremony was held last Friday at the bride’s father’s home in Liberty Township for Miss Martha Earhart and Oscar Mabee with Rev. W S Wharton officiating. The bride is admired in Liberty Township. the groom is a prosperous farmer. Friends extend best wishes for a happy future.
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A. G. Busbee
Mel Tysor
Miss Tulie-Busbee
O. S. Middleton
Unionville
Tysor
Unionville “High. Scholo
Republican
Fistmas Gveye
Albert Earhart
Liberty Town
Martha Earhart
Oscar Mabee
W. S. Wharton
Brigey
Pusynam
Liberty Township
Centerville
Cérést
B. K. Sims
Beoria
Sims
Onville
Tyne Harper
I. O.O
Unionville Roidene
Putnaaroe
Washburn
Peoria
I Davis
Howland
Parisian Sage Hat On Your Head Mystery
Fragmentary OCR text mentions fashion or style cues, unclear names or dates, and scattered phrases. The readable bits suggest a social column or fashion note without a clear event or person.
Long life of Claiborn B. Smith noted in Putnam county obituary
The article recalls Claiborn B. Smith, born October 8 1840 in Rockcastle County Kentucky, long resident of Putnam county, Civil War veteran, and devoted community member who died after a prolonged illness. Funeral at his home with Rev Paul J. Smith officiating tomorrow at 2:30 p.m. He married Elvira B. Simpson, had seven children, and his life is described as noble and generous.
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Pate
Spong
St Andals
Putnam
Claibe
Smith
Paul J. Smith
Universalist Church
Claiborn B. Smith
John
Elizabeth Smith
Rock Castle County
Scafflecoin Hill
Kentucky
Putnnam
Ime
Kansas
Putnam County
Putnam County For 67 Years. ‘Mr. Smith Enlisted In Co. D 1St M. S. M. Cavalry
Elvira B. Simpson
Union
Laure Biggs
Iowa
Bbirney Smith
Cline
Kd Boesche
Gaylord
Kans
Alpha W. Smith
Emporia
Anna
Berthasche
Unionville
Claire Smith
Ann
Warner urged to vote with Republicans in Senate clash
The piece argues that Senator Warner should align with the Republican group despite threats from opposing factions. It frames his election as Republican and warns against bowing to minority threats, invoking patriotic duty and the broader national interest over local fears.
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Warner
Gabriel 1
Chautauqua Co
United States of America
Dixie Crowned Nation’s Top Song in Popularity Report
Washington reports O G Sonneck of the Library of Congress proclaims Dixie as the leading patriotic American song in a government press volume on four famous compositions. Yankee Doodle remains a national air second to Dixie, with Star Spangled Banner and America also discussed along with numerous variations and historical notes.
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Washington
O. G. T. Sonneck
Division of Music
Library of Congress
Columbia
America
Cold snap brings record cold for early season
The region endured a sharp cold spell with the thermometer dropping to 17 degrees below zero. Residents, including the oldest inhabitants, recall no prior similar early season freeze in living memory.
Butter Eggs Poultry and Cream Cash Prices
Unionville Produce Co. lists cash prices for butter eggs poultry and cream in local market notes. The brief price sheet reflects typical daily retail quotes and regional stock items available to shoppers.
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Unionville Produce Co. Incorporated
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Sage
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Busbee
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Huston
C. Wwuston
Boston & Lane
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Joseph
United States
Congress
Saway
Yonder
Geo. B. McClellang
Clement L
Walladingham
Abraham Lincoln
Warper
Ulysses S. Grant
Blaine
Grover Cleveland
Senator Teller
Sage of
Lincoln
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Marshall National Bank
N. B. Marshall
England
Unionville Produce Co
Missouri
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