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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Feb 18, 1925

Page

2

Death Narrows to Unionville Resident J C Hall

J C Hall, longtime Unionville resident, dies while returning from Culbertson Montana. He was found seated with hands on knees after his pickup halted at a river gate. Survived by daughter Roxie Dooley and son Asa, two brothers Ira of Chinook and Elmer Hajl, and many friends. Funeral held at the home of his son Asa with Bro Elza erde officiating. He was active in the community and known for lending a hand.

Pee Asaen Howe Fe Tée Roxie Dooley Sborriz Tenes Sammy Montana Hiei Wilerféérsens Agughter, Ughtars Eo Bisters Valtonville Ortmus Moffitt Piers Ira Chinook Mont Elmer Hajl Reefelgcae Asa Elza ¥ Erde Ener Dewees J. C. Hall Culbertson Ast Matt Antonson

Lawmaking grind and goodwill mark Missouri legislature notes

House members report long sessions in committee rooms delaying bills while praising friend support. They note 70 Senate introductions and 60 to 100 engrossed measures, preparations for early adjournment, and upcoming events including honoring Rep. R. O. Hardy and Mrs. Hardy on their golden anniversary. Lincoln's Birthday observed with Boy Scouts program and Governor Baker. letters of encouragement received from outside counties.

Noland Thetic Ak Wet Sollee Bitee Senate St. Louis Kansas City Brady J Gare R. O. Hardy Mr. Hardy Mrs. Hardy Lincoln Representative Hall Sam A. Baker Winters House

Candidacy Nominations Sought for March Primary

A town announcement requests voter support for the upcoming primary on March 17. Casady and others seek candidacy nominations and space on the ballot.

Fuenday Casady

Travelogue from Ozark to Santa Fe and New Mexico sights

A letter from Jem Olinger recounts a cross country trip beginning Sept 18. They visit Seymour and Creston Iowa, Omaha Nebraska, Hastings and Scott City Kansas, Blo Colorado, Ratone and Albuquerque New Mexico, Santa Fe churches and cliff dwellers, the Painted Desert, petrified forests, and Roosevelt Dam. They note Salt River Valley climate and fruits, plan to tour Old Mexico and San Diego California, and sign off January 4, 1924.

Phoenix Aris Mr. Mo Seymour Homer Olinger Creston Omaha Nebr Hugh Camp Harley Emmons Pollock Hastings Simon Young Scott City Kans Gip Cheney Blo Colo Ratone N. M Ratone Pass Albuquerque New Mexico Santa Fe N Mex San Migual U. S U.S Spain America Giovanni Camabue Navajo Winslow Ariz Roosevelt Dam Salt River Valley Arizona Old Mexico San Diego Calif Jem Olinger

Card of Thanks from Stout Family for support

Card thanks friends for help and sympathy during illness and death of husband and father W H Stout. Mrs W H Stout and children express appreciation for floral tributes and support.

W. H. Stout

Birthday Surprise Delights 60 Guests Despite Stormy Sunday

Neighbors and relatives gathered at Robert Skipper’s home to celebrate his 34th birthday. Cars and wagons arrived despite rain, with about 60 attendees enjoying a large cake baked by Mrs. Orval Burns and many other cakes from local women.

Frien Robert Skipper Orval Burns Paul Valentine Hugh Losey Irvin Valentine Harte Skipper Pearl Rue Selah Mary Collins Faye Casady Wilma Carol Will Valentine Clell John Skip Det Jamda Eene Siaey Sharer Anaughter Florence Ledford

Bids Opened for Education Bonds and Township Elections

Bids are expected Thursday for the Education Department bonds and a new issue of bonds. Many bids have been received, with a favorable market anticipated and potential retirement plans discussed. Notices for letting contracts are near, with mid March targeted as latest. Union Township prepares for a primary election on March 17 1925 to fill local offices including trustee treasurer collector clerk assessor and board members.

Aew Ear of Education Palencaire Eatry Nate Union Township

Interchurch Union Service to Be Held Sunday

M. E. Church schedules Sunday school at 9 45 morning worship at 11 union evening service with Presbyterians and Methodists Reverend L E Brown to preach the sermon announced by Joe Knierim pastor

L. E. Brown Joe Knierim

Elm Township Republican Nomination Candidacy Announcement

A formal candidacy notice from the Collector of Elm Township declaring intent to seek the Republican nomination. The document outlines the official position and the upcoming electoral process.

Elm Township

Probate docket lists settlements for Putnam county executors

Probate docket 1008 and two settlements of executors guardians and guardians to be made at the March term of the probate court of Putnam county Missouri at Unionville courthouse on Tuesday March 16 final day. Names include Joseph W Mus John A Wittier executor Henry L Willer deceased administratrix Fermalla Hall administratrix of estate Bille and Sema executrices of Seanete Flavins Bitte WD Katchasdocoumed Drake Draper mas Fe Gueator of the estate Abe Foaley Ouran etc.

Putnam County Missouri Pentin Unionville Said County Joseph W. Mus John A .Wittier Henry L. Willer Gee M47 Fermalla B. Hall Elenator Bille Sema de Adgnini Seu Seanete Flavins Bitte Ui ‘Ik Neils Ogee B Draper Iisens Iene Eile

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