Local social notices list hostesses and visitors
Misa Mary Stille hosted the 500 club Monday night. Mrs J L Freeman to meet Friday. Mendota man George Bramha Jr. visited on business. Paul Higbee from Kirkaville transacted business. Mrs Thos Stout and Mrs H L Holman to entertain Friday afternoon. H J Jackson went to Memphis for a few days. Smithville resident T K Robinson and Coffey men Birch and Birge here on Tuesday. James W Halliburton and wife of Pollock in town Tuesday. Mrs Ed Clapper to host Priscilla Embroidery club this afternoon. Mrs O F Wentworth to host Bridge club Thursday. Miss Helen Moore of Moulton visiting aunt Mrs W A Shelton. Mrs 68 B Davidson to host Auction Bridge club this afternoon. Vance Evans of Bloomfield here to try out with Unionville Athletics. Mesdames G W Mason and B B Daltiburton of Pollock shopping Tuesday.
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George Bramha
Local notices and social updates from Pollock area
Community brief with visits and greetings among residents Mary Mayer buys wool in Chicago. Fred Haas and wife welcome baby girl born June 8. Leah McNurlin returns home from Pollock after visiting sister Artie Washburn. Cole Younger lectured Saturday night stressing law and consequences, to a modest turnout. Local merchant renovation at Hammond's building aims to open by early July.
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Misa Leah McNurlin
Pollock
Artie Washburn
Hays McKinley to Lead Sunday Services and Children’s Day
Hays McKinley will conduct the services Sunday morning at 11 oclock. The Children's Day exercises will be had at the evening hour. All invited.
Children Day Observed by Sunday School at Grove
Children Day will be observed by the Sunday School and friends at a grove near the town for an appropriate service and followed by a lunch. All are invited. Robert Jardine, Pastor.
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Robert Jardine
Unionville considers deal to run Blackbird mines on profit basis
City residents hear proposal by J W Martin and F L Greenleaf of Numa Iowa to buy and operate the Blackbird coal mines with a five thousand dollar bonus paid only after the mine reaches a target output of one hundred tons per day. The plan includes no company store and promises jobs for many families. final details to be discussed at the Commercial Club room next Friday night.
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Unionville
Blackbird
J. W. Martin
F L. Greenleaf
Numa
Iowa
Greenleaf
Sawyer
Centerville
Mo Company
Commercial Club
Messrs. Martins and
Hammonds Wig Shop to Open in Unionville Town
J L Hammond leases the room next to Midd Bros loan office for three years to open Hammons wig terweriy in the former bustineed site near Kirxoville. He toured Missouri towns before choosing Unionville. His wife and four daughters will assist. Dr Wilson will be the pharmacist.
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Midd Bros.’ Loan Office
Ee Stout
J. L. Hammond
Hammons Wig Terweriy
Teh
Deve
Iroe
Kirxoville
Tate” Cage
Missouri
Unionville
Seine Mets
Wilson
Yallen
Pharmaciat
Clarence A. Noland for Surveyor Nomination
Clarence A. Noland of Jackson township announces for County Surveyor. A young man with many friends and a reputation for honesty, he plans formal study to prepare for the office. Noland has a common school education, one year of high school, and two years teaching in rural schools. He is a Republican and a tireless worker who vows to serve well if nominated and elected.
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Inihia
Clarence A. Noland
Jackson Township
Clarence
Unionzilie
Last day to file expires as parties rush to complete tickets
Candidates filed by Thursday marked the deadline for ballot access with only vacancies possible to add a candidate. County committees may fill such vacancies. Only Republican and Democrat entrants have filed, each fielding capable nominees and encouraging their best.
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Republican
Democrat
Local Officials Seats Updated After Firing
A roster lists recently fired officials including Sheriff Cc. F. Bankson and Clerk W. Mullenix, with Prosecuting Attorney Edgar A. Jarman and Public Administrator A. F. Keene among others. East and West End judges and a representative position are noted, naming J. L. Cassady and T. B. Valentine among others.
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Clbyts
Cc. W. Mullenix
W. Guffey
Edgar A. Jarman
N. A. Franklin
Jas. W. Magee
Frank Statton
Boland
J. L. Cassady
McClellan
T. B. Valentine
F. H. O'Reilly
A. F. Keene
T. W. Huston
National Committee Disposes Delegates Amid Convention
The National Committee in Chicago has allocated 102 of 254 contested delegates. Taft receives 101 and Roosevelt 1. States include Alabama Arkansas Florida Georgia Indiana Kentucky. Big battles loom as the convention opens next Tuesday with several contests still pending.
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National Committee
Chicago
Taft
Col
Roosevelt
Alabama
Arkansas
Florida
Georgia
Indiana
Kentucky
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H. Jackson
Memphis
T. K. Robinson
Smithville
Mr. Birch
Mr. Birge
Coffey
Jas. W. Halliburton
Ed Clapper
Priscilla Embroidery Club
O. Fr. Wentworth
Bridge Club
Helen Moore of
Moulton
W. A. Shelton
B. Davidson
Auction Bridge Club
Vance Evans
Bloomfield
Unionville Athletics
Mesdames G. W. Mason
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McKinley
Matheson
Aicy
Kon
Fee
John R
Moore
Fred, Haas
North Union
Miss Byrd Bennet
Lee Haynes
Kansas City
E. D B. Peterman
Lemonville
Dauhger
WA. Barnes
Indianola
George Roth
Harry Roth
Montgomery City
T. W. Tysor
Beas
J. K. Hayes
Cedar Falls
Ira
Rivacaing
N. H. Westlake
F. E. van Fossen
Westlake
Cole
Lawlée Asnessa
Presbyterian Church
New Drug Ste
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McCalment Co
Stern
Cc. F. Bankson
Herbert Warnick J M. Lacock
Elisha Dickson TF. Wae
J. EH. Mullenix
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