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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jul 22, 1908

Page

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Severe wind hail and rain cause extensive damage in Putnam county

A Friday storm tore through the west Putnam county area with hail and high winds. Jackson township suffered significant damage to crops and fields, while Powersville saw the Bank of Powersville roofless and Beary and Statton Hardware damaged. Lightning hit the Masonic hall, barns and outbuildings were destroyed, and tollock vicinity reports damage with few details. Local residents describe uprooted trees and broken structures as the storm moved through Ok Eddy and Unionville.

Putnam County Jackson Township Powersville Bank of Beary & Statton Hardware Masonic Hall Tollock Ok Eddy Central City Unionville Moon Bros ZG Mos

Fragments From a Narrow Read on Laneia Brim

A garbled OCR fragment hints at a lane name Brim and a person Hhar with unclear roles. Readable text is insufficient to establish event, location, or actions. No identifiable dates, organizations, or outcomes can be confirmed from the fragment.

Unclear OCR: Electoral vote totals and names

Fragmentary text lists electoral vote totals and multiple names including Robb, Lawerne, Anderson, Harris, Woods, Rathfurnto. The passage is garbled with missing connections and place identifiers.

Court appoints judges for primary election across precincts

The court orders appointed as judges for the August 4 primary election across multiple precincts. Names include Bidney precinct J H Ledford James Butler Fred Husted Geo Cook J M Bell Albert Houston Martinstown Joe Duncan and others with extensive lists for Worthington Graysville Livonia Chapel Liberty Rishland Howland Lemonville Dundee N E Union S Union Jackson Sherman Medicine York and more. After listing about 200 eligible jurors the court selects Elm Grent Liberty Richland for by lot appointments.

Bidney J. H. Ledford Jas Butler Fred Husted Geo. Cook J.M. Bell Albert Houston Martinstown Joe Duncan Hodges H. D. Martin W.M. Collins J.J. Whitworth Jr Chapel—L Corporan Norrig Forbes Sam Hurliman John Hardgrave Grant Latimer T. 5 Liberty Albert Minear John W. Butler J Gringer Oscar T. Mannon E. A.ayala Rishland Rumbley Irving Davis Alfred Shaw Grant Jones Wm. Guffey Henry Stockton Howland Zora Sanders Ed Thompsson Grant Houston Ed. Baldock Will W. Davis Geo. Hunt Ifendota Chas Speak Clyde Kelley John Barnett Henry Lewis Harry White Joe Bramhall Lemonville William Fightmaster Tony Hockney Geo. Guffey Jas, Daily Frank O’ Railey Benjamin ‘Schnelle Dundee Clint Patrick John Means Sesse Campbell John David Cooley Albert Milsap John 8 Boland Scott Wilson Elm—Gene Casady Wm. Pearson de Mullenix Grent Ed Minks Frank Corporon K. B. Laffoon G. E. Mannon Richland Chas. Baquet A. W. Shaw

Respected Putnam County Resident R A Culler Dies

After a ten month illness Richard Alexander Culler died Sunday afternoon at his son M L Culler’s home eight miles west of Unionville. He was born June 1 1836 in Stokes County North Carolina and moved to Missouri in 1861 settling in Putnam County with his wife Susan L Tilley. He left a large family of eleven children and a sizable estate valued around six thousand dollars to be divided among his ten surviving offspring. The funeral was held Monday at 1 pm at the M L Culler home conducted by Rev A B Dipp and burial was in the family cemetery.

R. A. Culler M. L Unionville Richard Alexander Culler Stokes County North Corona Putnam County Susan L. Tilley Missouri Culler Jeptha T Martin Luther Joseph Reason Eliza Zanders Kangas Minnie Joe Lipp Lee Lora Nate Harford Richard A Mary Ida Thos. Bumgardner Willie Mettie Geo. Vermillion Neal Fred Zanders Mr. Culler Missionary Baptist Church J. B M. L. Culler A. B. Dipp Nester Familly

Unionville Base Ball Club to Meet Bloomfield Pirates Tomorrow

The Unionville Base Ball Club will play the Bloomfield Pirates tomorrow afternoon at the driving park. The game is expected to be an excellent contest and attract a large crowd as Olean citizens are urged to support decent sport and attend the Elite Theatre show Saturday night.

Unionville Bloomfield Pirates

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