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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1920
Page
2
A reader letter from Ida Kanen of 1118 North Teuth describes a tonic called Favorite Preachtion providing relief for nervous fatigue and run-down feelings. The writer credits the product for improving health and recommends it to others.
State notice reports Browning removed old hitchracks leaving residents unsure where to tie teams. Despite autos not replacing Old Dobbin, the town seeks spots for horses as merchants busy with their shops. An outercoble could be placed anywhere to serve as a hitching area.
An advertisement touts Hall's Catarrh Medicine claiming it cures catarrh by affecting the blood and mucous surfaces with a $10,000 reward for any case not cured. Nearby papers lament spring rains that worsen road conditions, noting perennial dirt roads in need of permanent solutions.
A federal style suit filed by E G Dickson of West Grove Iowa charged a large group with conspiracy to force donations to the Kedross fund and Liberty Bond campaign. The jury returned a verdict for the defendants, ending the case amid broad attention and contentious testimony about threats.
Fragmentary OCR text mentions tools and wires linked to an inquiry with dates and investigators. The readable lines imply an ongoing probe and a gathering of items for examination. No clear names or places are identifiable from the fragment.
John Lynch of near Moulton Ia opposes sheep killing dogs roaming at large and eyeing a flock. Chillicothe debates limits on motorist cutouts as a track driver faces court for profuse use. In Baring Pacantry a wildcat sale at 100 a share triggers suspicion. buyers head off and the group returns to Marceline with refunds.
J I Mullenix and Ettle Mullenix mortgage property described as parts of section 23 and 26 in 66 N 17 W Putnam County Missouri. Trustee Elisha Dickson to sell June 12 1920 at courthouse door between 10 am and 6 pm for debt repayment. Sale to clear interest of the trust deed to Elisha Dickson as trustee.
Notices announce guardianship of William H and others 1920 Putnam County Missouri and call creditors to file claims within one year. Also guardian seeks resignation for Beran Mallanix minors. June 14 meeting in Putnam County to seek consent. Annual stockholders meeting of Farmers Bank of Tomemotlh set for June 19 1920 at Hawkins House to elect directors and vote on reducing directors from ten to nine.
Pure bred gray Percheron Veerbili foaled July 9 1912 weighs 1800 pounds and is a noted foal getter with a fine disposition. Pedigree shown at the barn near Central C, season 1920 at the Tucker estate and other listings of final settlements and executors in probate matters dated June 1920.
The regular teachers examinations will be held at Unionville High School on Friday and Saturday, June 4 and 6. Eligible rural boys aged 12 to 16 may take the exams to qualify for a trip to the State Fair. Subjects include Geography, Language, Algebra, Ithography, Grammar, Arithmetic, Literature, Civil Government, Science, Pedagogy, History, and more, with detailed time slots for each.
A dapple gray stallion weighing 7190 pounds is hailed as one of the best of his kind in the area. He has remained since a colt and has sired colts whose sale has seen as much as 500 dollars refused. His colt crop is the main recommendation. Pedi cree can be viewed at the barn.
The 1950 probate docket for Seagkat shows a June term proceeding in Putsam County. Administrator Desmond Drummond appears with legal counsel 5106 Lee & Decker and J L Tucker listed in the file. The notice references Matos County and bench actions dated Monday June 14, 1990 with case details and final acts.
The Knights of Malta trace their origin to the early Crusades between 1070 and 1090. After the capture of Jerusalem the order reportedly received funding from a figure named Tie Tienard who died in To.
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