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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jul 15, 1908
Page
5
Miltonis 32 died at Roswell. Funeral in Blakely Cemetery with Rev. W. Stranshan officiating. He was a M E Church member and Emporia State Normal graduate who studied medicine in Kansas City. Survived by a father, two brothers, and a sister.
The article lists lifespans of U S presidents from Washington to Roosevelt and notes Cleveland died older than most, while Garfield Lincoln Grant and others varied. It highlights Adams Jefferson Madison Monroe and others with ages, concluding Roosevelt would retire at 51 if he serves full term.
By presidential direction Secretary Wright investigates charges from New England clothing firms that U S Army khaki uniforms were made in England. General Wright says no contracts were awarded under Secretary Taft.
Thomas E. Watson of Georgia met the Populist special committee at Atlantic Thursday and accepted the party nomination for president. He assailed Bryan as unworthy of Southern votes for his stance toward dismissed black soldiers in the Brownsville affair and praised Roosevelt and Taft.
Ed O Reilly Bramhall and Daily attend stock loads and travel to Kansas. Bernice Jordan visits Centerville grandparents. The League hosts a well delivered program with Miss Hatfield and a noted quartet. Funeral in Martinstown for Mrs Matthew's father Sparks. Taft Hadley club organized at Lemonville schoolhouse next Saturday. Rube Smith injured after pony accident.
In Putnam County Missouri 1908 August term plaintiffs Louisa McCal Supt Martha Howry Elmer Clifton and Dottie Clifton by guardian A F Keene sue Elizabeth Bordiah Isaac Clifton Edmond Creton King Charles H Clifton and Sarah McCaiment. Clerks notice requests non residents Isaac Clifton Charles Clifton and Elizabeth Harding appear by August term. action seeks partition of Jots five and six in block eight Powersville and division of proceeds. Publication ordered in Unionville Republican for four weeks with last insertion fifteen days before August term.
Short notices list residents traveling for land business in Oklahoma and Missouri, visits between Lemonville Unionville Tren ton and Linneus, with purchases of cattle and stock shipments. Names include Maud Fightmaster Joe Robinson Thomas Schnelle Elsworth Duprey George Daily Mrs Martha Leepely and others. Judge O Reilly sold cattle, and improvements were made on a building with a glass front.
Weather remains pleasant and favorable for harvesting with a potential bumper blackberry crop if showers continue. Local social notes include Mr Wayne Jones visiting with Leo Davis and several residents attending a Hartford picnic. Updates mention Mr R A Hoedver delivering hogs to Unionville, a colt lost to a broken leg, and visits between Miss Ortha Green of Promise City and cousin Miss Lars Spaw.
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