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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Dec 31, 1913

Page

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Early 1910s Nuptials Highlight Local Weddings

The report covers multiple weddings in 1913 1914 within the St Joho area. It notes Nellie Blanch Poachiat and Harry Gray wedding in a high noon ceremony with a formal dinner for 84 guests. It also details Mary H Galloway and John Johnson nuptials, and D W Pollock and Hazel Allen marriage followed by a Chicago honeymoon.

Eid Fr. Cook Nellie Blanch Kto Harry Gray L. L. Gray St. Joho

Classified civil service openings for youth noted

Young men and women urged to pursue postal and railway clerical roles with pay from 75 to 150 dollars monthly. Mr J W Burgess will be at the Staples Hotel in Unionville on Thursday January 15th until 9 pm to interview applicants aged 14 to 45, minors only with parent present.

J. W Burgess Staples Hotel Unionville

Notice of Unionville Republican Printing Co Annual Meeting

Notice is given of the annual meeting of the stockholders of the Unionville Republican Printing Co in Unionville Missouri. The meeting to elect directors and transact business will be held at the company office on Saturday January 10 1914 at 9 o clock a m J C McKinley president Clarence Conger secretary.

Unionville Republican Printing Company Unionville Unionville Republican Printing Co Missouri J. C. McKinley Clarence Conger Bsecy

Boy Kills Self in Barn Shooting Mystery

A seven teen son of John Speak died after Ernest C Speak turned a .32 revolver on himself in a barn. The coroner ruled death by gunshot while noting uncertainty if the act was premeditated or accidental. The incident occurred near Concord with services led by Rev Stevens.

Ernest C. Speak John Speak Marion Speak John Vestal Concord Rev Stevens Queen City

Emerson Probasco dies after long illness in Unionville

Ralph Waldo Emerson Probasco 61, born July 8, 1853, Unionville, died about 5:30 am Sunday after a prolonged battle with tuberculosis. Survived by parents, four sisters and three brothers. Funeral at home, Unionville cemetery, conducted by Rev. Harper. Card of thanks from J W Probasco family. Also obituary for Mary Aluna Fricker Stahl born July 17 1835 Belizheim Germany died Unionville December 24 1913.

Emerson Probasco Agathc Mallady Ralph Waldo Emerson Probasco Union Sitie Mra W Probasco Pueblo Colorado G J Pickinpaugh Monroe and Howard Noah Martin Hiw Pansy Hale Ottis City Nellie Lee Ottumwa Johnny Milton May Julie Unionville Harper Mary Aluna Fricker Belizheim Germany America Nauvoo Ill New Orleans John Stahl Keokuk Stahl Kathren Ebner Keo- Kuk Amelia Beller Wm-3 Stahl Ha

Death of Martha Waggoner in Livonia

Martha Waggoner died December 15 1913 in Livonia at age 43 after a long illness. She leaves a husband four children and two daughters in Livonia. Funeral services were held December 17 at St Johns church conducted by Rev C E Mann with burial in the Catholic cemetery. The community extends sympathy to the family.

Baker Livonia Martha Waggoner Salina County Hardland Josie Biswell Earl McClellan Jake St. Johns Church C. E. Mann

City sees rapid progress on new reservoir works

Dirt is flying as crews dig toward clay bottom and begin center and puddle wall construction. Twelve scraper teams haul dirt to the dam while a pipeline from the dam to the city is partly laid. Twenty men work at one end, with big wheel scrapers to speed earth moving, weather permitting.

New City

One Hour and Bee Minutes With out a Fall

Des Moines wrestlers Shine Bonvebright and Grover Titva faced a marathon for 110 minutes in Hixler Hall. Each secured dangerous holds but Shine used strength to escape, leading to a draw as Titus protested roughness. The fair contest showcased two evenly matched athletes.

Shine Bonvebright Grover Tit Va Des Moines Iowa Hixler Shine Fitus Titus Nuo

Titus and Shine in a rough edged local boxing note

The report notes Titus as the skilled veteran and Shine as the stronger challenger with fans hoping for a rematch. It mentions a prior match between Willie Rockwood and China Faudree that lasted 37 minutes without a fall before the main event. It also includes a city ordinance notice about snow removal and a Bay City flood letter describing a large overflow and its impact.

Titus Shine Willie Rockwood China Faudree

Also Mentioned on This Page

Citizens Bank of Unionville Co W. Mullenix PesChioe Hayes Lohengren Hayes McKinley Levimana Reo Mowrer John Ackley Livingaton Zern Rathburn Clarence Condra vAuma Markitheld Babe Topeka Kan Harvey A Bart and J B. Earbart J Daugher Minnie Hurton, Gem St Joho Fe Johnson- Galloway Harry Johnson Mary H. Galloway D. Noland Johnson Andra A. J. Johnson Rid Mire Ein G A Galloway Kaon Baty Carl Allen Poweraville D. W. Pollock Ira O. Pollock Hazel Allen Chiara Allen Minnie Allen C H Murphy Lillian Chlora Allen OD. W. Pollock Chicago J) W Pollock Powersville Reet Imp” Production de Luxe King Baggott and Leah Baird Europe Ralph Waldo Emerson Probasco J. W. Probasco Father Jermain Milan J. G. Baker The Marshall National Bank Merry N. B. Marshall Land Loans Insurance L. E. Proffer Notary Work Unionville, Mo City of Mckinley Texas D H Brasfield N C D. H Bay City Philadelphia Ledger McCutchen Farmers Bank of Unionville Unionville, Missouri
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