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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 01, 1908

Page

3

Unionville Notes and Local Commerce Highlights

Local notices report visitors from Mendota Milan and nearby areas. Trades advertise poultry, wool, shoes, and barber services. Community chatter includes theater promotions and a Moon Bogey sale, plus staffing and mail cautions at Unionville post office and Lucerne Standard remarks on press delays.

Everwear John Fightmaster N. E. Sidwell Graynville John Frazee Rhode Island W. O. Underwood Unionville Weatherford Jas. R. Smith Anna Centerville Walker & Davidson L. B. Osborn Worthington Press Osborn Queen City Schools Ollie Walker Ames Halley Rube Kellison St. Joe

Cleanup at Thompson Cemetery Meeting Requested

Notice calls all interested parties to meet at Thompson cemetery in Lincoln township on Monday morning July 6 1908 with scyths rakes and pitchforks to clean up the area. By Order of Committee H E Hanel Secretary.

Thompson Lincoln Township

For Sale Cheap A Good Pisano Inquire Weertantog

A terse classified note offers a Pisano piano for sale at a low price. The seller directs contact to Weertantog with a brief reference to eight four store.

Taft as Loyal Leader Highlighted by Biographer

A biased biographical sketch extols William Howard Taft, praising his fairness, courage, and diplomacy. It credits his long public service from Hamilton County assistant prosecutor to solicitor general and judge, and lauds his Philippine governance as a key example of decisive leadership under McKinley.

Waa Harmilton County William Howard Taft Philippines

Taft's Ideal Preparation for Presidency

Extract from Congressman Burton's nominating speech hails Taft as having ideal preparation for the presidency. It praises his roles as judge, solicitor general, governor of the Philippines, secretary of war, and his record of law, order, and progress. It claims he would advance liberty and modern civilization, guiding nations toward a common destiny.

No-Ghe Philippines India Ton Taft América Congressman Burton

Roosevelt Endorses Taft Prefers Honest Upright Leadership

President Roosevelt lauds Taft after his nomination praising him as fearless, disinterested, and deeply capable. He emphasizes Taft’s broad understanding of national needs and commitment to plain people, against privilege, and as a champion of American citizenship.

Wm. H. Taft Roosevelt Taft Lincoln

Putnam County Telephone seeks capital increase vote

Notice to stockholders announces a meeting on July 17 1908 at 10 a.m. at Helférstine Pratt office Unionville Missouri. Proposal to raise capital stock from 24000 to 30000 dollars. officersThomas Stovut president and Evererr McCercren secretary listed.

Putnam County Telephone Company Helférstine & Pratt Unionville

Taft as Greatest Colonial Administrator and Peacemaker

The passage extols Taft as a premier colonial administrator and near‑presidential figure who shaped the Panama Canal project, reformed the Panama commission, averted bloodshed in Cuba, and balanced U.S. relations with Japan. It lauds his judicial temperament, administrative skill, and democratic spirit, portraying him as a model for high public service.

Washington Taft Panama Canal Panama Commission Cubs United States Japan Roosevelt Philippines Las Pecs

Chicago convention draws world attention and pride

Americans from all parties may take pride as European and Asian papers, diplomats, and crowns recognize the Chicago convention’s global prominence. The event attracted unprecedented international coverage, with London Paris Berlin and Tokyo daily commenting on its work and implications for the United States in world affairs.

Chicago Europe Asia United States London Paris Berlin St. Petersburg Uni Washington New York St.Louis Tokio The A Inellie

America as World Leader Echoed in Chicago Campaign Debate

The essay traces how United States power and influence have grown since Perry's expedition and the 1905 peace with Russia. It notes Tokyo's interest in American politics, references Pius X, Roosevelt, and the Chicago gathering, and argues Americans shape global civilization beyond borders. It cites Washington Jefferson Franklin and warns against overestimating immediacy.

Bota Eit Fillmore Matthew C. Perry Japan Tokio Roosevelt Russia Mr. Roosevelt Pius X Chicago Spain Garrison United States Washington Franklin George III Jefferson Europe Asia Denver Globe-Democrat

Flood Loss Estimate for Callaway County Farmers

Rough estimates place Missouri river valley flood losses in Callaway county at 1.6 million dollars. The figure reflects 60 000 acres of wheat and 20 000 acres of corn affected by the Missouri river flood.

Callaway County Missouri Missouri River Valley

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Sagar W. A. Hailey Jackson Drummond Harvey Coon Okatchee Okla Jess Skinner Middleton Bros Charley Wells Nell Lucerne Walter Christy S N. McClellan A. G. Busbee Electric Theatre Mabel Maggie Neeb Exline Moon Bros Comstock-Brasfield Merc Tone Anders Albert Anders Dodge City Kansas Ivah McCunach Detroit Mich E. J McKinley Adam Burkhiser Pickenbrook Unionville, Mo Iray Des Moines Seymour Henew Schita Kandas Walton Lancaster Comstock-Brasfield Merc Ladies of the Universalist ‘Church Exchange Daisy T Riggs W. F. Freebé Kansas City Canton Bridge Co Palace Barber Shop Townsend Block Lott Clarence Gool Evert Guify George Landron John Robbins Starn Walker & Davidson’s H. E. Hanel Vh.taft J. S. Sherman Putnam County Telephone Go Thomas Stovut Pres Evererr McCercren Secy the People’s. Cash State VanFossen & Westlake Tone Bros Tone.brog
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