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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 16, 1902

Page

8

Correspondence From Cross Patch Weather and Visits

Local notes report mild weather with wheat harvesting near completion. Visitors include Logan Prentiss of Bethany visiting Uncle Fred Armstrong, and Miss Mary Rex with Mrs J H Hill and Mae calling at the McClasky home. Jimmie McClasky returns from Lancaster as Eddie and Albert Boone care for racehorses. They plan to head to Milan soon.

Logan Prentiss Bethany Fred Armstrong J. H. Hill Mary Rex Gillum Elko Mae McClasky Jimmie McClasky Lancaster Rosewood Messrs Eddie Boone Albert Mr. McClasky Milan

Turner the Barber From Brushing Mat

Mr. King sold out to Mr. Clinken smith. Meeting at this place last Sunday night. Miss Pearl Demry is on the sick list this week. Delbert Smiley sails around in a new buggy. Matt Loughead visited Nathan Hofford's last Sunday. Farmers haying and the crop looks good. Tee cream supper at Allen Simon's last week Thursday night. John Harbert and Ely Collins at the county seat last Friday. Frank Bishop moved on the kd Clifton farm near Central City. Mr. Duncan trying to sell his farm near Pearson schoolhouse. Mrs. Kennedy and Mrs. John Green visited A. Roberts' last Tuesday. Bumgardner's baby burned is improving. Minnie Wilson of Unionville visited last Sunday with sister Mrs Nelson. Mrs. Isaac Sulser visited with sister Mrabant Skinner near Newtown.

Allen Simon John Harbert Ely Collins Frank Bishop Clifton Central City Duncan Pearson Kennedy John Green A. Roberts Thomas Bumgardner Minnie Wilson Unionville Mrs Nelson Isaac Sulser Mrabant Skinner Newtown

Sentiment Lesson Sparks Turmoil in Hermitage Tale

In a heated exchange Leslie challenges Steele on sentiment, arguing it guides actions and compassion. A dramatic scene follows where Steele confronts the violent husband Sam Howard, saving Marietta, and declares a new class in sentiment for Leslie as their first pupil graduates.

Loge Steele Peshe Kat Kart Spencer Leslie Coud Hermitage Miss Mason Mrs. Morrison Sam Sam Howard Sam and Marietta Hermitage Club Howards Lesle Layne Steede Soto Jeceton

Local notes and social roundup from Sidney area

This week featured visits by J H Helferstine of Omonsive and Homer Cook to Unionville, Grant Turomire’s stay with Howe folks, a Pennville visitor seeking yearling calves, and Mrs Hendrickson with Bess and Kate visiting Low Ground. Frank Underwood and Mr Cook visited sidney relatives, Blackbird bottoms farmers stacked grain on Sunday, and a thresher operated there.

J H. Helferstine Omonsive Homer Cook Unionville Grant Turomire Howe Hendrickson Bess Kate Frank Underwood Ree Sidney

Harvest Time Activities and Local Visits

Blockhead reports harvesting time underway with Miss Sere Ranes working for Mrs Harry Newell this week. Mrs Wm Richardson's mother and sister visited Friday. Neighborhood guests attended Unionville baptising Sunday. Susie Loughead visited her uncle Marshal Thompson weekend. Lemuel Loughead and wife visited Green City to see a sick cousin. James Richardson and wife left Monday for Downs Kansas to visit their son and Mrs R's brother and other relatives.

Sere Ranes Harry Newell Wm. Richardson Susie Loughead Marshal Thompson Lemuel Loughead Green City James Richardson Downs Kansas

Reversible mower pitched as late farm implement

The Chicago Daily News describes Nils S Hindbjergen of Hendricks Minnesota unveiling a reversible mower. The device runs back and forth on one side of a field with a pivoted tongue and double knife cutter bar allowing cutting in either direction to handle lodged grass and grain.

Nils S Hindbjergen Hendricks, Minn Chicago Daily News

Rotation and lawn care in practical farming guidance

The article extols strict rotation in farming to boost soil fertility and crop quality. It warns against breaking rotation for short term gains and stresses careful seedbed prep and proper lawn establishment with pure bluegrass red top and white clover while avoiding cheap mixtures.

Local Gossip and Visits Across Towns in Unionville Area

Aggregated notes detail visits and travel among residents including Mrs A J Harris to Centerville Dr H Magee from Burlington Miss Lizzie Haynes to Wever John Starr and Will Howry from Powersville Miss Cora Goss to Bloomfield B B Thompson of St John on business Mrs Manon Mire to Pratt Mayme Quinn from Milan visiting Sharlie and Goldie Swett.

A. J. Harris Centerville H. Magee Burlington Lizzie Haynes Mayme Quinn Milan Sharlie Goldie Swett

Soil Improvement Through Crop Rotation And Clover Seeding

A farmer took 7 acres previously grown in corn yielding 30 bushels per acre. He planted crimson clover, plowed it under, harrowed, seeded cow peas, and plowed them under. Wheat was sown in fall, yielding 35 bushels per acre. The field has since produced 120 bushels of corn. filling soil with humus proves profitable.

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Arkansas party platforms cite exhibit at Louisiana Purchase Expo

The Democratic and Republican platforms in Arkansas advocate liberal funding for a credible state exhibit at the Louisiana Purchase Exposition in St Louis. The text also references Foley's Honey and Tar claims about curing consumption, noting cautious language about early stages and relief, signed by C. A. Haye.

Arkansas of &T Lomsin Foley C. A. Haye

Notice of Public Sale to Satisfy Trust Deed Debt

Ed Vestal and wife Hattie Vestal defaulted on a trust deed dated November 1901 recorded in Putnam County Missouri. The notice states a public sale will be held at the county courthouse on Saturday August 2 between 8 AM and 5 PM to sell the property described as the east quarter of the northwest quarter of section 20 township 16 range 16 to satisfy the debt and expenses.

Ella L. Harris Bae Recorder of Deeds of Pat Missouri B. H. Boz Putnam County Towit North A’ HarRis Ed M. H Vestal County B. H. Bonforn Mary E. DeMack L. Sukam Court House Saie DeMackin

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