08 Jun 1910
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1910
Page
1
Notice calls a call meeting of the Prohibition voters of Putnam county to meet Saturday June 11 at 2 pm in Unionville Park to complete the organization of the Prohibition party in Putnam County Missouri J P Brown chairman and C Brown secretary are listed.
Mrs M Dill and Mr Geo A Trim wed at Rev J S Henry's home. They plan a Michigan visit before settling in Colorado. Civic League asks banks to extend five bushels of blue grass seed donations to the H Jackson Merc Co for park sowing.
The Iowa Republican primary results show Governor Carroll renominated by liberal counties while Taft aligned forces gain ground. In the 9th district Walter J. Smith is renominated over Byers. 8th district Judge Towner leads Darrah. Hull defeated in the 7th with Prouty. Cummins and Dolliver backed the Progressive bid, signaling a shift away from administration dictation. The overall win strengthens Progressive momentum and hints at broader political realignments.
The pickle drive reports 275 acres contracted by noon with a forecast over 300 acres. Secretary Pratt notes growing totals as King from Keokuk Canning Co. observed Unionville’s sales approach, praising the campaign's success in securing acreage.
A telegram from the Novinger base ball club states it is impossible for them to come, so the games scheduled for today and tomorrow are declared off. The local club expresses disappointment as the matchups would have been strong.
Notice calls all lodges in the county to Memorial services June 19 at 2:30 p m in Unionville cemetery. Rev Middleton to give the address. J Leroy Jones Noble Grand and committee members listed.
A maid of Unionville wins a handsome lover and their marriage is announced before an elite crowd in fine dress. An advertising note touts Chi Namel for renewing old floors and waterproofing surfaces with one application, sold in all sizes at L. H Howard store.
An advertisement asserts Sutherland's Eagle Eye Salve can cure granulated lids without cauterizing or scarring and guarantees a full cure everywhere.
Since May 18 a Lathrop firm has furnished 140 horses to the U S Army. Two prisoners escaped from Andrew county jail on the night of the 3rd. By June 2 sixty five carloads of strawberries had been shipped from Neosho. Chase Robinson seeks the Republican representative seat in Monroe county and stands seven feet six inches tall. Postmaster salaries were raised by 100 dollars annually at Brookfield Browning Edina Green City La Belle Lancaster Milan. Westminster College Fulton lost its principal building to fire and considers moving. declined a 115000 dollar bonus from Hannibal W E Sparks. A storm struck a wagon in Newton county killing the driver and a horse. Fraternal Order of Eagles orders local option counties to end liquor names and abolish buffets. State Senator J W Peck of Weathoro fractured skull from a Burlington train near Forrest City. Phelps of lobby fame is a Jasper County legislature candidate. Col will feel at home in Jefferson City where he dominated Democratic majorities. Governor Hadley appoints Ex-State Auditor Wm Milder as state Beer Inspector with 3000 salary. deputy and six deputies listed. John M Proctor, father of Mrs Alma Vaughn, died at Moore Catro. worry over daughter cited. Mrs Dora Doxey acquitted of murder but re-arrested on bigamy charge. Kansan 8S Harmon lost control and four of five passengers were seriously injured near Joplin. Jones Dry Goods Co of Kansas City in receivership. business still ongoing.
The notice relates to a plan for a $10,000 prize for an aviation flight from Kansas City to St Louis as a sign of progress. It also reports that R 8 troin, Jackson County public administrator, was found $70,000 short and fatally shot himself, leaving a vast estate and a family in distress.
May 28 Ray Parrish of Lucerne aged 22 wed Ida Flosie James of Lucerne aged 18. June 2 David Moore of Bean Iowa weds Rena Brown of Stronghurst aged 1? June 4 Tom Mills of Unionville aged 37 to Lavica Hamlet of Unionville aged 22. June 7 Ize A Trim of Gren Colo with Mrs M K Dill of Unionville Mo.
Unionville Circuit Rev O S Middleton lists June services with times and places. First Sunday West Liberty 11 a.m Douglas 3 30 p.m Lemonville 8 p.m. Second Sunday Wesley Chapel 11 a.m Mt Zion 3 30 p.m West Liberty 8 p.m. Third Sunday Lemonville 11 a.m Pollock 3 30 p.m Douglas 8 p.m. Fourth Sunday Zion 11 a.m Wesley 3 30 p.m.
Local report clarifies G W Summers sold only Cincinnati gallery to I B Smith not Unionville studio. Burlington officials discuss park work offers and fence painting while Civic League awaits promised slack for park walks. E W Underwood seeks Republican recorder nomination citing five years of steady county service.
A historical note presents Dr Bell proposing a pipe tae remedy for coughs and a figure named Odili in association. The text outlines a supposed medical use and mentions local folk beliefs, without presenting modern medical validation or clear testing.
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