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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1906
Page
8
The Marionville Free Press reports a disastrous year for strawberry growers in southwest Missouri with only a few earning profits. The article highlights widespread losses and mounting challenges facing local farmers this season.
Pam offers two top horses Chief Ingomar and St Clair Thene, both registered and 16 hands high, weighing 1250 pounds, with noted bloodlines from Seafoam and premier trotting families. Rinker guarantees each living colt. terms available. care noted, but no accident liability accepted. Nearby notices describe farming, meetings, and local happenings including Miss Rombe’s events and Orchard area updates.
A garbled clipping reports Tara Hacknes attending school in Jomonville and mentions a baby born to Jo Wand. It notes a rain request and Sunday activities at Bert Tpe’s home, with references to Harrieeam Smith and Sunday school at Othe Cnies champ.
Horse auctions note King of Perch and Evening Star are offered for stud season in 1906. Descriptions highlight size, weight, and draft build with pedigrees tracing to Frise Vermont Vidocq and Vieux Chassine. Prices listed for stud services and foal pickup terms, with ownership by Nate F A Scott and G L Dewees.
Favori a celebrated French draft stallion stands the 1906 season at Metalment farm two miles northeast of Tolerville. Imported by Baughman of Pulaski Iowa bred in France by Bourdee and sired by Thomas off La Grisa. Dam by Ely Brox Jack of Birksville. Insurance and breeding terms set at 10 dollars to insure mare in foal. Custer and Young Cuater noted among progeny. Owner J B Stark and JW McCalment listed as parties.
A series of property transfers recorded in Worthington Missouri includes John A Miller and wife selling lots 8 and 9 in block 7 to John Rumbley for 9600 dollars. Mo & Is Town Site Co transfers 22 feet off the north side of lot 5 in block 11 to John Hartford for 8300 dollars. Z T Brawford and wife sell 11 acres in section 3-65-19 with a 20 foot strip off the end for 1650 dollars. Geo W Corbin and wife sell the north half of the southwest and the southwest quarter of the southwest in section 31-45-18 and additional land in Sullivan county for 3796 dollars. Thomas A Bankson and wife sell the southeast half of the northwest quarter except 1 acre for a school site plus the southwest quarter of section 8-66-16 for 1400 dollars. Noah Probasco and wife sell the north half of lot 1 of the northwest quarter in section 31-66-18 for 1100 dollars. John S Greene and wife sell lots in block 1 Rice and Haynes addition to Unionville for 1200 dollars. Alexander Guffey and wife sell lots 1 and 2 in block 5 and lots 13 in the Gallin village of Anderson for 3200 dollars. Frank Puke and wife sell the southeast half of the northwest quarter and the new section 24-45-10 for 400 dollars. Thomas J Roseberry and wife sell the northeast quarter of section 7-64-17 for 1000 dollars.
The en banc Missouri Supreme Court reverses a lower court ruling in Wester man versus the Knights of Pythias, a case affecting 800000 policy holders in Missouri and millions nationwide. The decision concerns whether a fraternal society operates under the same laws as regular life insurers and the issue of reserves for extended insurance.
A reader from Alba Texas testifies that Herbine keeps the liver in condition and is the best medicine for chills fever and La Grippe. The testimonial notes it is suitable for children as well as adults and recommends its use.
The Burlington's Hannibal and St. Jo area reverts to pre World Fair time card on and after June 3. Train 3 westbound will reach Kansas City in the afternoon. Train 14 resumes Kansas City departure. No 410 westbound now ends at St Joseph. Added service between Cameron Junction and Kansas City improves travel convenience. A minor Seattle earthquake shock was felt in June.
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