Unionville Plans Major Fourth of July Celebration
Unionville will resume its Fourth of July festivities after seven years with a large-scale event at Marshall's Park. The Commercial Club organized committees for finance grounds day entertainment transportation ice water advertising fireworks decoration speakers vocal music and concession duties. The finance panel aims to fund new expenses and a program includes picnic dinners games and water games to mark a memorable countywide celebration.
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Unionville
Marshall's Park
Elmer Cassady
Trus Hart
Everett McCutchen
N. B. Marshall
F. H. Wentworth
N. A. Franklin
Charley Smith
W. T. Altes
Cecil Crumpacker
Felix Boesche
Lester Pritchard
Frank Middleton
P.F. Withrow
W. A.shelton
C. L. Miller
A. J. Martin
H. L. Holman
L. A. Carroll
P. J. Tatman
Jap. Comstock
E. A. Jones
L. S. K. McCutchen
Geo. Roth, Jr
Cap Brasfield
Clyde Martin
Dan Comstock
S. H. Jacksron
Orris Wentworth
C. W. Mullenix
S. Gross
Hugh _ Drummond
MccCicllan
Pairfield
Vap Foasen
Noah Crooks
Jessie McCalent
Unionville Bly
July 5 Patriotic Revival Draws Guests From Far and Near
An ad announces a patriotic revival on July 5 described as an unmitigated pleasure for the people, with attendees expected from distant locations and the local area.
Editor to the U S Marshal A Kansas City Election Foretold
The Kansas City Journal reports a possible appointment for U S marshal with A J Martin favored by John McKinley and Charles Nagel, backed by Senator Warner. Anticipated rival J O Bannon faces limited support, while Charles W Burton and Charlies W Clarke are noted for other positions.
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Kansas City Journal
A. J. Martin
Unionville
Putnam County
Republican
United States Marshal
Martin
John McKinley
United States Senate
Long
Charles Nagel
Taft
William Warner
Nagel
Warner
J. O'Bannon
Dallas County
O’bannon
Charles W. Burton
Internal Revenue
Charlies W.clarke
Clarke
Niedringhans
R. C. Berens
Browning Area Quiet as Business Little Transacted
Notes indicate minimal commerce around Browning and nearby areas with activity described as largely absent. No major events or meetings reported, suggesting a quiet local period for the Browning region.
Fourth of July Celebration in Unidaville Gains Noted Hype
The crowd in Putnam county gathers for a historic Fourth of July event at Unidaville with marshalls and planned activities, though details are incomplete in the fragment.
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Putnam County
Unidaville
Marshalls Pack
Death of Hon. H. R. Brasfield Prominent Putnam County Leader
Hon. H. R. Brasfield longtime Putnam County representative in Missouri's legislature dies after surgery at South Side Hospital Kansas City. Born September 17 1855 in Pleasant Home he built a career in farming livestock and funeral directing and served as Missouri lawmaker from 1906 to 1909 chairing Railroads and Internal Improvement. He died June 6 1909 after complications from an operation. funeral held at the Christian Church with Masonic rites and burial with honors.
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H. R. Brasfield
Putnam County
Masonic Lodge
Jardine
H. R
Brasfield
Imnelf
Hugh Robb Brasfield
South Side Hospital
Kansas City
Mr. Brasfield
Pleasant Home Puttnam County
Missouri
Kiksville Normal
Keokuk
Unionville
Missouri Funeral Directors
Putnam Co
Railroads and Internal Improvement
Appropriations
Jefferson City
RSS
Sheldon
Sloan
Avhor
Misa
Julia Wilson
Tracy, Tows, T
Brasfield R. D. and Julia Robb kin mourn loss in town and state
The obituary notes R D Brasfield and Julia Robb as the immediate family, with near relatives including Mrs Narcisaz Brasfield and brothers R. M. J. L. D. H. N. L. Brasfield. It says he will be mourned in his town, home, and throughout the state, and his last words would have been God be with you til we meet again.
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Dwin D
Julia Robb
Narcisaz Brasfield
R. M
J. L
D. H
N. L. Brasfield
Afro
N. F. Shelton
Mary Waid
Una Herrick
Hig Town
Sta.e
Local residents arrive and depart as summer plans form
J A Miller travels to Waverly Illinois planning summer stay. C H Matthew conducts Pennville business. Ellen Johnson visits from Unionville. Lizie Link of Pollock visits. M Smith travels to Lancaster. Roy Miller couple reside in Browning house. Welcome to new arrivals. Joe Miller visits Kansas City. Wells of Clark County visits Ike Wells nearby. Alber a Childers school closes at Gilbert with dinner and earns winter term job. Lee Lemon and Rouse visit Greenly and Pollock area. Frank Cummings returns from Wyoming. Hatter of Kahoka attends Gus Smith baby funeral. Letch and Elmore McCarty visits for funeral. Scot Daily injured after railroad incident near Marshalltown Iowa.
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J. A. Miller
Waverly
C. H. Matthew
Pennville
Ellen Johnson
Unionville
Lizie Link
Pollock
M. Smith
Lancaster
Roy Miller
Browning House
Joe Miller
Kansas City
Mr Wells
Clark Co
Ike Wells
Albera Childers
Gilbert
Alberta
Lee Lemon
Greenly
Rouse
Near Pollock
Frank Cummings
Gus Smith
Scot
James Daily
Marshalltown
Iowa
Local notes from Mapleton and Graysville community
Blue Bell Jessie McFarland assisted his father on work last week. Chil dren's Day attendees traveled from Graysville Sunday. Joseph Hoecker and two daughters came from St. Joseph Missouri for business last week. Ed Hogg injured a finger while loading fence posts. Neal Hogg and family from near Omaha visited relatives around Mapleton Saturday and Sunday.
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Blue Bell
Jessie McFarland
Graysville
Joseph Hoecker
St. Joseph
Ed. Hogg
Neal Hogg
Omaha
Mapleton
Graysville May Farmers Busy Plowing Corn
Graysville May farming activity notes farmers plowing corn. Mrs Neal Lane is on the sick list. RL White visited Kirksville Saturday. Granvil Wade and two daughters traveled to Unionville Friday. Mrs James Martin of Worthington is a guest at L Hodges.
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Neal Lane
RL. White
Kirksville
Granvil Wade
Unionville
James Martin
Worthington
L. Hodges
Local Social Notes From Our Village
Willie Cassady and wife of Schuyler County visited our village Sunday. Miss Edith Nades celebrated a birthday with friends on Tuesday evening. J W Warnick and wife from Numa Iowa were guests at I C Lanes last week. Rev W W Clay preached Sunday morning and evening. Children’s exercises drew attendees from Unionville Hartford Glendale Livonia Mapleton Worthington and Martinstown.
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Willie Cassady
Schuyler County
Miss Smith
Unionville
Moore
Cincinnati
Iowa
Dandiel West
Weatherly
Mendota
Edith Nades
J W Warnick
Numa
I. C Lane
John Sturgeon
W W Clay
Hartford
Glendale
Livonia
Mapleton
Worthington
Martinstown
Community notes on planting and local events
Farmers plant corn over high waters. Mrs Charlie Bailey visited Mrs Mary Mi near. Ed Hawkins party well attended with a good time reported. Several attended Children's Day at Graysville. Rev. Megan will preach his farewell sermon at Victory Monday night.
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Charlie Bailey
Mary Minear
Ed. Hawkins
Graysville
Mégan Will
Unionville Lodge Elect Officers June 14 1999
Unionville Lodge No 210 A F and A M to hold annual election of officers Monday evening June 14 1999 AM members requested to be present Trusten Hart M M O F Wentworth Secy was read by the secretary stating the meeting date and time
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Unionville Lodge No. 210
Trusten Hart
Wentworth
Hartford Lodge to Elect Officers Under Special Dispensation
Hartford Lodge No. 171 A F A M will hold a meeting under special dispensation to elect officers for the issuing year. All members are requested to be present. Elmer Lloyd M M T B Barnhouse, Secy. Cash paid for poultry at Unionville Bde Co.
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Hartford Lodge No. 171
Elmer Lloyd M
Rural Routes Meeting to Organize Premium Distribution
Unionville hosts a meeting for patrons of Rural Delivery Routes to discuss forming committees for route organization. Four of eight routes will receive prizes, and the gathering aims to ensure proper reception and disbursement. The meeting is set for Saturday June 12 1909 at 2 p m at the Commercial Club rooms with invitation to Good Roads Committee members J H Parker G C Miller and H L Holman to assist.
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Unionville
Commercial Club
Good Roads Committee
J. H. Parker
G. C. Miller
H L. Holman
Governor to Appoint Officials Under New Law
The governor says Jesse Tolerton will be game warden when the new law takes effect Coll Rush C Lake as state oil inspector and W W Wilder as state beer inspector will follow the current incumbent. Mr Marshall will retire next July after four years in the office.
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Jesse Tolerton
Coll. Rush ¢. Lake
W. W. Wilder
Marshall
Folk
Rail trespasser tolls high on railroads suppressing public costs
The notice states that about 5,000 trespassers are killed annually on railroads with another 5,000 seriously injured, many becoming public charges. It estimates that one half to three fourths of these trespassers are tramps. The figure underscores rail safety and social cost concerns.
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Notaries Public
Helferstine “& Pratt
R. F. ‘Little
Browning and Vicinity
Lemonville
Ray
The
Marshall National Bank
Richland
Unionville Bde Co
the Produce Co
cCutchen
Farmers Bank
Unionville, MO
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