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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1901

Page

7

Letters of Admin Granted for Estate of Bamad Nya Deceased

Notice from the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri that Letters of Administration issued on May 80 1901 to Levi Dyes as Executor. All persons with claims must exhibit for allowance within one year. otherwise they are barred after two years from the publication date. Publication dated May 30 1901.

Bamad Nya Reed Putam County Missouri Levi Dyes Scott Probate Court Erikie Mae Lau Evi

Wedding Breeze and Weekend Visits In Rosewood Area

Local notes describe planned wedding rumors and social visits. Families such as Woods, Mrs Mabale Carter, Pearley Burns, D W Carter, and the Messer, Hill, and Anders households are mentioned as spending Sundays together or hosting visitors. Darrel West and Charley Messer traveled to Unionville on business.

Woods Old Rosewood Mabale Carter J. H. Hill Messer Bella Darrel West Charley Messer Unionville Mrrs Jim Smith Milford Messer

May 29 Update From Susan On Local Happenings

From Susan May 29: Woodard and family visited Unionville. John Raney near finishing his dwelling with George Walker as carpenter. Doblin Barnhouse recovering from cancer surgery. Jesse Guffey brought furniture from Unionville. Two weeks left of school after Susan’s week at Pickering. John Fowler and Jas Bradshaw delivered hogs downtown. Linseys and Hartford visitors at Fowler’s. Johnson north of Unionville visited Saturday night. A Lawson relatives visited Ira and a Lawson. A daughter of Tom Sears staying with Ben Speak. Rain hoped. possible wedding or event if it comes. James Shirley lost a map near Gehm. reward offered. Farmers nearly done. corn beacorn cultivated. Mrs Fowler improving after February runaway accident. Mrs Lawson and Mrs Shirley visited Ben Speak. Belle Baquet visited Speak. Speak’s health improving. Ad for Dr Caldwell’s Syrup Pepsin. A joke about a dying farmer in Mendon and a wife with a $10 bill. One Minute Cough Cure claims relief. Norris Silverworth and Nash Martin mentioned. Carthage News note on a log rolling contract attempt. Old letters from Dr Moffett praising Teethina teething powders. The meanest man in Missouri from Milan about a beer check deception. An advertisement for Kodol Dyspepsia Cure via Nosh Martin, druggist.

Susan Woodard Unionville Mr. Woodard Jack John Raney George Walker Doblin Barnhouse Jesse Guffey Tom Sears Chapel Ben Speak’s James Shirley Gehmome

The Conversion of Saul in Acts 22 Lesson

A Sunday School lesson interprets Paul’s conversion from persecutor to preacher. The Light from Heaven, the voice of the Lord, and Ananias’ role show how Saul becomes a chosen vessel. The text emphasizes immediate faith, baptism, and the universal offer of salvation through Christ.

HL C. Lenington Damascus Voles Saul Jesus Nazarieth Ananias Paul Persecutor Aranilas Christ Sonanias Synagogues God

Maxims From Raw's Horn on Faith and Humility

This fragment draws moral aphorisms on faith, humility, and personal conduct. It cautions against rest causing rust, urges Sabbath sanctity, and asserts truth over error. It links money, salvation, and God to righteous living while warning against self centeredness.

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