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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1910
Page
4
News notes Glen Curtiss completes a 137 mile flight from New York to Albany in 152 minutes reaching altitudes from near ground to several hundred feet. Separate items call for public action to curb dangerous fireworks and reflect on political corruption headlines.
New York reports Dr. Frederic A. Cook plans a Scotland based expedition to Utah to bring back his North Pole discovery record. He will also return with the two Eskimos who accompanied him to the pole.
A long column summarizes local items from Davies county and Kirksville area. Graduates total twenty six from Corralton high school, with fourteen boys and twelve girls. Davies county local option declared null. new election planned. Halley's Comet draws mixed reactions in state papers. Harold Varner of Boonville commits suicide in Kansas City after quarrel with his girlfriend. State horticulturists report fruit yield at about 46 percent of normal in one third of areas. Sixty Maryville youths form an athletic association to promote clean sports. Mrs. Mary Stall dies at Kirksville affecting commencement plans at the American School of Osteopathy. Raymond and Walter McCause plan foot journey home from Columbia, 200 miles. Walking revival speculation follows Weston’s feat. A Macon woman works a coal drift, earning $3-$4 daily. Vaughn trial set for November in Lancaster. venue change granted after 60+ witnesses. E D Knowles harvests strawberries worth thousands. profits rise despite bad year. Kirksville Normal secures 20-year lease for 60 acres as agriculture demonstration station. Governor Hadley’s reform plan supports state reformatory to train trades for reoffenders.
Early Tuesday a man was found hidden in a Blanchard area smoke house after local youths discovered the open door. Theinden of Albert Noel from St Louis was jailed after the constable transported him to the county seat. The man claimed he sought a place to sleep amid reports he was hungry.
From Jackson township JT and A M Houston report several small pox cases with many exposed. Harrison Kaup and a Kansas immigrant near light symptoms exposed others. Mr. and Mrs. Elisha Ikson also ill. Marie Dickson, resident at G. W Peek home, is affected. Precautions are taken and officials hope to limit spread as cases remain light.
A Unionville maid of fair beauty and a brave lover wed, with the elite in fine dress attending. The celebration featured lavish gifts including Chi-Namel flooring renewer advertised as waterproof and varnish saver, sold by L. H. Howard.
The Republican of Putnam County authorized to announce Geo W Wanamaker of Bethany as a Republican candidate for Circuit Judge. He seeks support at the August general primary and asks Republicans to back his bid.
The Republican Party of Trenton authorizes formal announcement for Hos. J. E. Ford seeking the GOP nomination in the 4th Senatorial District. He invites support through this notice and expresses readiness to serve in the lower house of the legislature. residents are urged to consider his candidacy.
Several candidates announce runs for Putnam County Recorder of Deeds. Riley Abbott and J W Jawea seek Republican nominations, and P D Grucomans endorses early candidacy, all submitting statements to the local Republican editors in May 1910.
A candidate declares GOP support for the Circuit Clerk nomination in the upcoming primary. The message requests Republican voters’ backing to succeed the current officeholder. Political appeal emphasizes party loyalty and campaign intent.
T B Valent in announces candidacy for Representative in the next General Assembly and asks Putnam County Republicans for party support in the May 10 Unionville notice.
A local party member announces candidacy for Judge At Large of the County Court, pending Republican primary selection. He references party support and pursues merit through the campaign process.
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