Leg Brek es in Rusaway Fred
Rusaway Fred, nineteen, son of Mr and Mrs J R Culler, suffered a severe leg fracture Saturday afternoon while driving to town. His horse bolted at a sand pile, dragging him fifty feet before stopping. The right leg between knee and ankle had both bones broken and protruding, but after setting the limb he was driven home by C A Marshall and is progressing nicely.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred
J. R. Culler
Paul Johnson
Rse
C A. Marshall
Obituary of William T. Morgan
William T. Morgan born February 1 1883 in this county died May 20 1912 at age 29 years three months and nineteen days. He married Sadie King February 1 1908 and left a wife parents two sisters one brother and many friends. Funeral services were led by Rev Gildewell at the Christian church with a large audience attending. He arranged his funeral with his wife and his old friends as pallbearers. Card of thanks expresses gratitude for kindness shown during bereavement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William T. Morgan
James Morgan
Sadie’ King
Gildewell
Christian Church
Mr. Morgan
Isle
Robbery and assault target Milan man on Novinger trip
John Ab Senate was robbed near the Novinger depot last Saturday night by two highwaymen who knocked out two teeth and stole his coat, gold watch, and $44. A nearby observer heard the attack and helped, but the assailants escaped. Senate, injured and unconscious, was later found and is recovering, with officers vowing to catch the culprits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John Ab
Senate
Novinger
Milan
John
Eter Johm
Hart
Milan Republcan
Better Gasoline at the Farmers Store Grocery
The Farmers Store Grocery announces a new up to date filling station offering filtered gasoline at the same price as ordinary grade. The note claims an automobile filling service is now available for business customers.
The One Sure Way to Save Money in a Safe Bank
The article extols saving money by depositing in a responsible bank. It argues that thrift follows from disciplined money handling, reduces pocket burns, and protects funds from theft. It invites readers to establish relations with a safe, strong bank and to use its services.
Unionville Prepares to Celebrate Fourth of July
Unionville residents move toward a large Fourth of July celebration funded by merchants. An executive committee of five will oversee committees, plans for a program and amusements, and aim to include features like an aeroplane sighting. Grounds chosen at Marshall park for shade and viewing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. L. Holman
P. J. Tatman
C. W. Mullenix
C- A. Middleton
O. F. Wentworth
G. E. McCutchen
C. D. Fairfield
Marshall Park
Athletics edge Numa as home run season opener lands
An itinerant Numa lineup toured town and battled the Athletics in the opener. Numa led briefly on three big hits, but Athletics answered with five runs in their half and later homered as Boys Schiller smashed the longest hit on the field. Smiler Lewis pitched well for Numa in his first game in two years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Numa
Athletics
Schiller
Bace
Smiler
Lewis
Morgan
Mikels
Not a Historical News Item but a Philosophical Quotation
A reflective excerpt quoting Fenelon about human fault and self awareness. It contrasts discouragement with introspection, arguing wickedness shows when we recognize and begin to cure our sins, urging brighter light for consolation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fenelon
Republican Nominations Filed for State Offices in Missouri
The Schuyler County Republican column lists candidates for state offices including Supreme Court and Courts of Appeals. Names include Hiram Lloyd for Lieutenant Governor, J. H. Mason for Attorney General, Robert D. Silver for Secretary of State, Green B. Greer for State Auditor, Edward Schrantz for State Treasurer, and Edward G. Marsh for Railroad and Warehouse Commissioner along with several Supreme Court and appellate judges. Also notes congressional filing activity and a local court case involving a stolen auto linked to Des Moines.
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Supreme Court
Courts of Appeals
Kan Cot A
Beentets Ieety
Leonew
Quick
City Treasure of
St. Louis
Joan C. McKinley
Unionville
Sleptenattee John
Ane Oreop City
Atate, Benk
Farmer
Miller
Edward Schrantz
Dan. H. Hoeffer
Higginsville
Edward G. Marsh
St. Louis Southwestern Railway
Wm C. McCall
Kansas City
C.A . Denton
Butler
Edna Higbee
Kikaville
Orthweat
Missouri
Congress
John Kennish
Jefferson City
Hadley
Farmington
Clifford B Allen
St Louis
Wm. D. Becker
Springfield Court of Open
J. P. Ixon
Lebanon
Argus Cox
Bolivar
Howard Gray
Carthage
G. A. Wat
R Ringfeld
St. Louie
State Senate
Senate
Tom Kinney
Thief Caught in Lancaster Fraud Attempt
A stranger drove up in a car before Clarence Fin’s home in Lancaster on Thursday May 23 and told Mr Main the vehicle was slightly out of repair. He was caught attempting a deception as the description notes a theft-related incident in the west part of the city.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mr. Main
W. Monette
Clarence
Mr. Monett
Downing
A. D. Morris
Chariton
Des Moines
Monett
Lancaster
S W Milla
Keriff Hale
Jefferson City
Schuyler Co. Republican
Clarence Fin
Main
Securing Opportunity Through Wise Savings and Credit
The text urges building financial strength by saving in a strong bank to increase borrowing power. It notes every successful person may need to borrow and questions whether your credit rating is established to seize future opportunities.
Kirksville Hosts 70 Society Christian Endeavor Convention
The First District Normal School town of Kirksville invites all Christian Endeavor societies to send delegates June 19 to 21. Each delegate pays a 50 cent registration and local groups urged to ensure representation even if members are in summer school. Dr A T Still noted as Os teopath founder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirkaville
Go Society
Christian Endeavor Societies
Kirksville
Christian Endeavor Society
Kirkeville
A. T.still
Science of Osteopaths
First district Christian Endeavor convention held in Kirksville
Kirksville hosts the First district Christian Endeavor union convention from June 19 to 21. All county societies may send delegates with a 50 cent registration. A large crowd is expected with speeches from two college presidents and other leading Endeavorers. Social hour planned. no auto rides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kirksville
Christain Endeavor Union
Christtain Endeavor Society
Mr and Mrs Goul Relocate to St Joseph After Haynes & Smith
Mr and Mrs H. Goul and their son Fred left for Purdin then St Joseph to settle there. Goul has been a meat cutter at Haynes & Smith and will seek a new position in St Joseph. Mr L M McCause of Mendota will take his place and move with his family into the Goul residence in the town’s east part.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Goul
Fred
Purdin
St.Joseph
Goul
Haynes & Smith Meat Market
St. Joseph
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CSET
Citizens Bank of
Leg Brekes
Rusaway
Wentworth Merc CO
Trojan Sherman
Arr
Alford
Franotzen
Patrol of the Scouts
Baccalari
the Charioteer
Ashley
F. O. Elson
Unionville Athletics
Ar McKay
Mikela
Branaman
O'Reilisy
Hale
Seauest
Chambers
Underwood
The
Marshall National Bank N. B
Marshall
Co. E
Farmers Bank of Unionville
Onland
McCutchen
Unionville, Missouri
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