Magnificent Percheron to Stand at Unionville Barn in 1904
Datis a 2100 pound Gray Percheron foaled 1899, owned by a company, will stand the season of 1904 at Ed Clapper's barn in East Unionville. He won 3rd prize at the 1902 Chicago International Live Stock Exhibition and placed second in the Societe-Hiigue-Percheronne Mortagne show. A premier sire in Putnam County, his lineage traces through multiple French breeders and stallions. ED CLAPPER, Manager, Unionville Horse Co. Phone 210.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Clapper
Unionville
Datis
Chicago
Societe-Hi igue-Percheronne Mortagne
France
Putnam County
Pedigre Gray
M Soubrtard
Melleray
Chasselas
Seducteur
Colin
M. Lucan
M. Bellesport
Arlot
Frise Toupet
Charlotte
Phobus
Frise Souret
Madrid
Sophie
Monton
M. Epinette
Avata
Jeanette
Vidocq
Vata
Veer
Bayard
Vori
Mignonne
Cheri
Cogent
Coco II
North
Missouri
Durham Aita Coleman
Wayne
Ind
Unionville Horse Co
Dedication of Graysville Church After Rainy Day
Graysville celebrated the dedication of its new church on Sunday May 31 despite heavy rains. Crowds filled seats and many stood outside as Bishop Weakley spoke on the re uniting of family in heaven and on earth. The collection reached 19480 for the church debt free completion and gratitude was expressed to all who funded and supported the project. The pastor invited strangers to join future services.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graysville
Weakley
God
United Brethren
Farmers Store Produce Prices June 3 1908
The Unionville Produce Company advertises top prices for poultry and eggs. It lists hens at 16 cents per pound and mentions various poultry items including geese and nest tents with a general note of trade value and rates. The ad emphasizes cash or trade for poultry and produce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bertie Union
Unionville Produce Company
Filis Boys Pardoned in Jefferson City
Jefferson City jail pardons granted Monday to Charles and Bert Mills from Putnam county. Charles Mills received a $250 fine and six months in jail while Bert Mills faced a $500 fine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jefferson City
Charles
Bert Mills
Putnam County
Bert
People's Party Out of Race in Missouri Primary
The Secretary of State refused to file People's party candidates for the state primary, declaring the party will have no ballot next August after failing to reach 1 percent of the 2004 presidential vote. DRUMMOND advertises Ladies Tan Oxfords with prices from 1.75 to 3.60.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
People’s Party
Jefferson City
Drummond
P E O Grand Chapter Meet Opens in Carthage
Local and visiting members attend the annual convention in Carthage with delegates Helen Perker Magpie and Nina Shearer and visits planned to Springfield Kansas City Milton and Olathe. Decoration Day services, receptions, and a Beepeenag Attorney candidacy are noted along with graduating exercises and scholarships.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
P. E. O. Grand Chapter
Carthage
Mesdames
Helen Perker
Magpie
Nina Shearer
Noggle
Stringfield
Springfield
Play School Begins Under Prof Pierson Organizing Unionville Camp
Prof Pierson arrives from Columbia to lead Unionville Play School as classes start. Pupils are graded by size for summer programs in volley ball basket ball outdoor and indoor base ball center ball and various games. Activities include cross country runs hare and hound hikes Indian encampments and a pony club. North Ward grounds host activities with gym equipment planned and hours set for boys 9 to 11 am and girls 2 to 4 pm. parents are welcome to observe.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pierson
Columbia
Unionville
North Ward
Last Day To File Nomination Papers Under Primary Law
Tomorrow June 18 is the final date to file nomination papers. those missing the deadline cannot have their names on the primary tickets. Several Republican contests are expected. Democrats and Prohibitionists may have full tickets but few offices with multiple candidates. Many declarations not yet filed are likely to be filed tomorrow.
Mt Vernon Weather and Crop Damages Report
Heavy rains and high waters damaged crops on low land with replanting needed for corn in bottom fields. Electric storms caused limited damage including to J J Clappers house. Livestock losses included a work horse for Mrs Munn and a cow for J D Noland. Construction on Chas Gleason’s new dwelling progresses with foundations set. Road dragging recommended after the rains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. R. Alexander
Decoration at Unionville and local life notes
Several neighborhood residents attend the Decoration at Unionville. John Brown will give a temperance lecture at Fairview Sunday. Jeriab Olinger sold a cow Tuesday. Car Ward of Pollock visited his parents Sunday night. J H Mahoney and wife near Stahl visited Mrs M’s sister Mrs J B Hackney from Tuesday until Thursday last week. Ray Rakes painted his buggy. Juliet Dickson was visiting near Yuma this week. Wil Ford headed to Kansas Monday. Tot Peek and Lara Hackney went to West Liberty for a basket meeting Sunday. Dora Barnhardt was very sick one night last week at Uncle Andrew Miller’s. Charley Miller and family visited LN Rakes Sunday. Some friends visited Albert Miller Sunday. he leaves Tuesday for Kirksville to attend school. Letha Hackney sick Sunday night. Several farmers expect to replant corn due to high waters. Mrs Okma Miller is improving slowly. Ira Hulbert will help Rollie Johnson with his saw mill. Idna and Ray Rakes attended the Unionville show Saturday night.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
John Brown
Fairview
Jeriab Olinger
Pollock
J H Mahoney
Near Stahl
J B Hackney
Ray Rakes
Juliet Dickson
Re Ves
Yuma
Wil Ford
Kansas
Peek
Lara Hackney
West Liberty
Dora Barnhardt
Andrew Miller
Charley Miller
LN Rakes
Withlbert Miller
Kirksville
Hackney
Modern banking offer invites new account holders
The notice urges readers to open an account with the bank and take advantage of its modern facilities for conducting business, promising added prestige and benefits from banking through the institution.
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Aus
Susan Sparks West obituary from early Putnam County record
Susan Sparks West born April 13 1837 in Adair County Missouri died May 1 190? near Graysville Missouri at age 71 years 2 days. She married Blueford G Great in 1456 near Graysville producing four children two boys two girls survivors include three daughters and three sons. A charter member of the Graysville United Baptist Church she remained its last living first member. The community notes her as a Christian mother and neighbor and a worker for truth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Susan Sparks West
Adair Co
Graysv Lle
Putnam Co
Blueford Great
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Notaries Public
Hohohohohohohohoh
Hoh
Graysville Church
Lds
Filis
John Humbert
Miss Vale Humbert
Hutchison, Kaw
Miss Humbert
Mrs. H
Milton, Laws
Lennus Summers
Olathe
Kan
James Wells
Kansas City
G A Summers
That City
Mesdames Grinspan
Frankel
Centerville
B. E. Spence
Ellen Bandlee
Joe Bates
W T Wharton
Miller & Wentworth
James W Magee
Republican County Central Committee
Beepeenag
Jim
James Logan
Lucerne
Effie Scott
Powersville
Mt Vernon
J. F. Alexander
Uncle Sam
James Harmen
Sidney
Cay
J. J. Clappers
J D. Noland
M. L. Culler
Chas. Gleason
Rabbitsville
Marshall National Bank
M. E. Dye, Photographer
North Side Square
McCutchen & Son
Barik
Unionville, MO
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