Community Notes from Unionville and Surrounding Towns
Busy week with visitors from Mendota Lemonville and Pollock. Local trades, social calls, and church events fill pages as residents report travel, purchases, and letters remaining at the Unionville post office.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M Carter
Unionville
Missouri
A M Bradshaw
Silva Collins
George R. Hatfeld
K. E. Holmes
W G Jones
Arthur March
Dale Sparks
Mary Thompson
Bank Receives Certificate to Start in Green City
The comptroller of the currency issues a certificate authorizing City National Bank of Green City Missouri to commence business with a capital of 25000. E. Pfeiffer is president, R. B. Taylor vice president, H. B. Hill cashier, and C. B. Davis assistant cashier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Comptroller of the Currency
City National Bank of
Green City
E. & Pfeiffer
R. 8. Taylor
H. B. Hill
C. B. Davis
Roosevelt and Taft Fashion Notes on Barons and Belts
A satirical snippet from New York dated February 14 mocks President Roosevelt as a model of modest dress and critiques Secretary Taft for his size and attire. It also sparsely mentions Speaker Cannon’s appearance and alludes to a stallers convention decision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Roosevelt
Taft
Speaker Cannon
Eitch
Our School Events Highlight Local Education Efforts
Mr Arlie Capps visited Monday teaching in the Douglas district and will lead the spring term. Rural School Inspector E M Carter praised Putnam County graduation plans. The diploma for Sth Grade graduates will bear the state seal and be suitable for framing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlie Capps
Douglas
E. M. Carter
Putnam County
Com’r Armstrong
Mellendy
State University
Unionville
SR Tae Ae Rei
Prades
Washington
Ethel Tinsley
Ten years since Maine explosion in Havana Harbor
A reminiscence marks ten years since the Maine blew up in Havana Harbor last Saturday, noting its impact on world affairs and the resulting redrawing of maritime maps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maine
Havana Harbor
World
Mi-o-na Promises Cure for Indigestion in Unionville
An advertisement claims Mi-o-na tablets remove the cause of indigestion and restore the digestive system. It asserts quick cure from first symptoms and offers an absolute guarantee from L. H Howard with a refund if not cured, urging early use and implying strong results over ordinary tablets.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
L. H Howard
Taft on Railway Ownership
Taft argues against public railway ownership in a Detroit speech urging stronger Interstate Commerce Commission powers. He warns expanded federal control risks government socialism and concentrates power in Washington, endangering the republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Detroit
Taft
Interstate Commerce Commission
Endane
Republic
Endian
Washin
Also Mentioned on This Page
Pratt
Powersville
John Leck
Mendota
Mabel Smith
Lemonville
Sadie Richie
W Crockett
Weatherfords
Miss Fern
Pollock
Frances Shelton
Tom Anderson
Wat! Ware
Bee Hive
Vice Square
Dee
Jas Mieres
Gawain
Coreen
Mise
Nellie Freeborn
Suet
Fron
Phauridas
Sanday
Elizabeth Scott
Vernon Wentt
Ftha
Tore Pollock Frou
Squire B. W Porter
Non Perry
Harry Grindle
Schuyler
Fred Hass
Milan
Essie Spangler
Satuntey
Ed Wylde
Mike Daly
Lemonville Saturdes
Elmer Worley
Anders Place
Bueber
B H Bontoey
G H Williams
Mile
Daisy Lavier
Lamonsailte
Saturdas
Mro
Mere Frank Norval
Bef
Pepe
James Pecetign Tyeonye Moy
Shepherd Tarm
CVKIS
Unidavitle Mo
Harry
Ira Triplett
Mr. McCoy
South Missouri
Chester Preston
Martin Fisher
Ottumwa
Boswell
Cincinnati
J R. Stinson
Chas Dye
Arbela
Vic
Palace Barber Shop
Townsend Black Loft
Delia
Vera Stewart
Centerville
Fine
Joel Fulthart
Miss Rita
Nearmaha
Mop Ldas
Liberal Kan
Wil
Pos
Sesson of
Rhode Island
Mere Jouesen Putnam
Canaca
Miss Wuteam
Sto John
Te Uee
Hot Sineer
Tass
Fouce Roe
Mosdott
Cau Marewy
Middleton Bros
Rae
Stibules
Sn TV
Actrooehus House
Mirs
Isaa Omell
Howland
Springs
Mire
Ro Jewell
Boston
Scott
Edison Phonograph
Edison
Edisons
P. J. Tatman
New Bank
Ceene Patent Colt
Ee & Patent
Wetett Flesse
Abc
Patent Colt
Childres
Sis
Els
North Side Square
Lee Lane
Noward
Princeton
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