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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1901
Page
5
Community items detail visits and travels of residents and visitors from Milan and surrounding towns. Notes include loans and business ads, church announcements, school and public notices, and local commerce updates with multiple named individuals and places.
Money to loan with a mortgage on horses and cattle or personal security. Special attention given to buying negotiable paper at a discount. Telegram reports Ezra Livezey's death in Jamestown Kansas at 59. His sons Martin and Newton, with Le Roy, prepare to attend the funeral. Bonfoey family returns from a trip with wedding plans altered by a boat accident. Townsend couple settles into house keeping as Bonfoey stay with family.
Mila Burnham visits Kansas City while J. D. Huston arrives from Lancaster for a two week stay. Obituary notes the death of Judge Joel Fones Jones at 54, resident of Unionville area, with details of service and heirs.
The state of Dr C J Ulrich of Omaha was found guilty on six counts in a Glendale court with a $200 fine per count totaling $1200. Prosecuting Attorney Robison with his son Bert and Frank Goul led the state, while J W Magee represented the defendant, aided by the doctor. The trial spanned two days.
Frank Goul, newly graduated from the State University law school in Columbia, is praised as a bright capable speaker with strong character. Putnam Homestead, Brotherhood of American Yeomen organized in the city with 32 members last Saturday, electing officers led by Ja. Robertson as Foreman and Dr. W. H. Perry as delegate to Des Moines. The order, a young fraternal insurance group, shows notable growth.
200 acres of quality bottom land offered for sale or trade for merchandise. Listed by W. 8. Banner of Unionville Missouri. Property appeals to buyers seeking fertile farmland and potential barter options with merchandise.
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