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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 02, 1909

Page

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Memorial and Decoration Day in Unionville

Unionville held its annual Memorial Services at the ME Church with a full choir and patriotic songs. Fifty nine veterans attended as a procession formed to the cemetery, with the Cornet Band leading and graves decorated. Judge Boren spoke on war’s causes and outcomes, followed by a baseball game and a closing minstrel show at the Opera House.

Union Memorial Jardine Wellman Res Jor Harpes A J Bennett Marksall Unionsvile Cornet Wade 4Th Regt National Donald Bonfoey Odd Fellows Lodge Ceme Unionville Sgomrades Bennett Thornburg Wylde Shae Aly ‘Pitces D 'Glock Col J Bla Gio Boren Clyde Martin Hugh Drummond Harper James W Magee Putnam County America Bloomfield Law Opera House

Citywide Sanitation Order Urges Clean Alleys by June Nine

Mayor Z. T. Shearer orders immediate action to ban dirty sewer drains and require clean houses streets and alleys. Manure cinder piles and refuse must be moved as alleys are graded by June 9, 1909 under the city's ordinance and marshal is to enforce.

Z. T. Shearer

George Crooks Dies After Four Score Years Of Service

George Crooks one of the county's oldest residents died Friday at 1 30 a m aged 80 after a fall last November broke his hip and long illness he served in the 1st Missouri Infantry married Caroline Henry in 1854 and had twelve children all living in Putnam county Iowa and Missouri funeral conducted by Rev Win McFarland At the family homestead with burial at Martina town neighbors and friends attended honoring a life of charity and steadfast faith.

George Crooks Morgan County Ohio van Buren County Iowa Putnam County Caroline Henry John W Mary E. Lane Jas. H Matthew N Barbara E. Vincent Sarah J. Sparks Thos. M Noah Bird C Cyrus Silas Myrtle I. Collins Crooks U. S. Army Co. D Mussouri Presbyterian Church Old Homestead Win McFarland Martinatown

Rural Routes meeting at Unionville planned

Patrons of Rural Deliver routes leaving Unionville are urged to attend a June 12 1900 meeting at 2 PM in the Commercial Club rooms to organize routes and discuss premiums and road problems. The Crooked Roads Committee members are invited to join and assist.

Unionville

McKinley Named in Possible Judge Phillips Succession

The Kansas City scene ties John C. McKinley to succeeding Federal Judge John F. Phillips amid rumors of Phillips resignation. Impeachment attempts against Phillips postpone any definite retirement or Gov McKinley appointment, though broad support for the selection exists.

Dathy John F. Phillips Kansas City John ¢. McKinley Phillips Murphy McKinley

Marriage Licenses May 26 to May 29 in multiple towns

Marriage records list couples from Mendota Livonia and Unionville with ages ranging from 18 to 60. The last pair, W J Warner and C Pauley, were married at 2 30 today by Rev F R Harper at the Recorder's office.

Lee Baughman Mendota Maggie Conger Charley Bond Livonia Lenna McIntyre Wesley St. John Myrtle Clark Unionville Isaac N. Roads Joanna Adams W. J. Warner Powersville C. Pauley F.R. Harper Recorder's Office

Endota Funeral Procession Leaves Ill-Fated Cemetery Scene

Report from Mendota details a march to a cemetery where graves of past officials were marked. Names listed include Be Shelton H McKin ley and Perry Porter as mourners. A son accompanied a man. a woman remained missing in follow-up reports. A car shipment is noted in the closing line.

Mendota Mate Og Be Shelton H. McKinley Perry Porter Trorpe Potter

Real estate transfers and local notices amid Mendota storm

Real estate transfers listed include Harriett McCullough to Thomas Bomgardner and other conveyances with nominal sums. The piece also notes local family visits, moves, births, and farm activity, followed by a large cyclone southwest of Mendota causing structural damage but no injuries. It ends with a call for horses and a phone number.

B&c Thos’ Burchel Nebraska P A Potter Potter Wm McDonald Centerville Levi Stuart Gee Campbell Mendota Wm Robison Iowa Carl McCullum Ottumwa Milwaukee Railroad Miss Schneidiker Cincinnati Chas Pennock and Son Illinois John Barnett Universite Woia Miss Barnett Meljiqnes Ollie Reynolds Harve McClure John McAnelly Jor Brown John William

County Court Criticized Over Public Financial Statement Publication

The county court faced sharp backlash for sending the financial statement to a small county corner for publication. Critics say taxpayers deserve broad access to how funds are used and point to high printing costs and an unauthorized debt. The note mentions Judge Magee and Judge Thompson amid calls for transparency and taxpayer rights. Also included are local notices about a wedding, a fire department foreman, and a granite monument in the cemetery.

Republican Magee Thompson

Sharples disc bowl separator offered at 4500 dollars

Miller and Wentworth Mercantile Co offers a 500 pound Sharples Separator Co disc bowl separator for 4500 dollars. The Jersey model is claimed to be superior to other disc bowl separators.

Sharples Separator Co Miller & Wentworth Merc. Co

Doan's Kidney Pills Endorsement From Unionville Resident

William Garringer, a retired farmer of Unionville Missouri, testifies that Doan's Kidney Pills eased his chronic back and kidney pain after trying other remedies. He bought them at Martin's Dairy Store, noting no equal for kidney complaints. Price 50 cents, Foster Milburn Co. of Buffalo, NY sells as United States agents.

Doan Unionville William Garringer Putnam St Dean Martin Foster-Milburn Co Buffalo New York United States

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Lan Eagned Chavanar Three Notaries Public Our Office TE Wis George Crooks Deal Helferstine & Pratt, Abstractors Harriett McCullough Thomas Bomgardner Emma J William W. Current Worthington Clarence W Towell Enoch W Noland Nancy J Reed A Reed Rinker Shana The Marshall National Bank B. Marshall Anna Mills Lee Morgan Unionville High School Walker & Davidson Geo. M Crockett Ila James Richardson Jimmy Richardson Missouri Tehen & Soft Farmers Bank Unionville, MO
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