Unionville Described as Center of Prosperity in Putnam Co
A visitor’s letter paints Unionville Mo as a thriving central Putnam County town with 2500 residents. It boasts brick business houses, a growing railroad outlook, Rock Island surveyors, and annual depot receipts around six figures. The town features two schools, five churches, three hotels, one opera house, and the Putnam Fadeless Dyer plant. Local banks and newspapers support growth while a special offer combines the New York Tribune Farmer and Tax Digest at one year for 125 dollars, a reduced rate from past pricing.
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Unionville
Rock Island
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Osmely
Putnam Fadeless Dyer
Oorthweat
Carner Square
New York Tribune
Bertinlcan
McKinley Backed By Missouri Republicans For Governor
Republican leaders urge Senator John C. McKinley of Unionville Putnam county as the ideal anti corruption and campaign capable candidate for Missouri governor. They cite his clean record in the state senate his loyalty to the party and his strong campaigning ability as reasons for support in the 1902 race.
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John C. McKinley
Afinsonville
Missour
McKinley
Senate
Putnam County
Republicana
Missouri
Berator McKinley
Osrs
Tvo
Laten
Mercer Co
J.C. McKinley
Unionville
Wheeling
Booching
Cig Star
Nortons
McKloley
Nortonsea
St. Louis
Ourselveo Tompport
Worthington Vreas
Young Republican Banquet Highlights Harmony in Missouri
The fifth annual Young Republican Association banquet in Missouri drew large, harmonious crowds at the Midland Hotel. Dr Ed B Clements of Macon was elected president for the coming year with Obas L Farrar of Macon as vice president for the First Congressional District.
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Young Republican Association of Missourias
Kangae City
Missouri
Ed. B. Clements
Macon
Obas
L. Farrar
Midland
Miggourt
Kaunas City Journal
Senatos McKinley
McKinley
Hadley
Major Warner
Major Bittlager
Kansas City Times
CG. A. Hays
A J. Martin
Unionville
John O. McKinley
Norton House Offers Support in Local Campaign
Bert D. Norton of Macon remains in the same congressional district with many allies. Norton is present but not canvassing, while a younger man hopes for a future role such as attorney general, a position he could fit into if elected.
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Bert D. Norton
Macon
Trve
Vialtore
Nortoni Te Alao
Norton For Governor Endorsements Draw Scrutiny
Worthington Vreas weighs in on Republican conventions endorsing Norton for governor. He argues Norton cannot carry party strength statewide and doubts Norton’s ability to win over large cities, favoring McKinley instead.
New York Moves to Retire All State Supreme Court Judges
The New York legislature has introduced a bill to retire all state supreme judges who are seventy or older and have sixteen years of service. The writer argues the Missouri legislature should surpass this by retiring all state supreme judges regardless of age or tenure.
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Atate Noorengsaurt
New York
Missouri
Joseph Gagette
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