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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1923

Page

3

Real estate transfers in Unionville area deeds list

A long list records transfers in Unionville Missouri with names of grantors and buyers, legal descriptions, acres and consideration. Notable entries include A B Pratt to S D Lee for parts of sections 20 66 16, 14.5 acres. David Minear to Alpheus Minear for lots 16 17 Gauls Add Unionville. William L Callison to F Bert Callison for 40 acres. Etta Havner to Paralee Davis for part of 6 65 21. and several exchanges in Goul’s Add Unionville among others.

Charles D. Lee S. D.lee W. D David Minear Alpheus ,Minear Gaul’s ‘Add Unionville William L. Callison F Bert Callison S. Etta Havner Paralee Davis W D Emnie Gingerich Simon Erich George W Young S Henry F. Patterson C. E. Reeves A B Pratt Stephen Varga James W Gillum R. J .Loughridge Geisinger Shelton H Goul Sife Rudolph Hodler Goul Harley H Goul Rudorph Hodler John H Choate Chas W Gax Ant Farriew Emonville Thenia Nickerson Charles F. Gillum

Marriage Licenses and Local Events Reported

From the Republican Files notes marriage licenses issued for David C Mead and Lydia C Law son Lang Triplett and Emma M peas F M Jones and Oliver Al ee Jourdan Moore begins a new dwelling on his farm two miles north of South Powernville Items Nick Brasfield becomes guard at the Chicago exposition Omaha and Pennsille will celebrate the Fourth this year Foundation for the Hays Opera House in Milan by Niblo and Shultz Lang Triplett, clerk and assessor of Taincoin township, wed Miss Fmiru Paul at her father William Paul’s home Prof Biggs resigns as principal. board elects Solomon Henrick of Plattburg after 51 ballots Bert Uthterwood secures a position with C A Hav-

Jourdan Moore South Powernville Nick Brasfield Omaha Pennsille Hays Opera House Niblo & Shultz Milan Lang Triplett Taincoin Fmiru Paul Brile Wm Paul Biggs Solomon Henrick Plattburgz Oser Jone- Bert Uthterwood

Fire hits Warnick's grocery store in Livonia week

Twenty years ago this week Dr F Y Montgomery organized his fire over Warnick's grocery store. The saloon at Livonia burned around noon last Wednesday from an unknown cause. Chapel Stem Turner's Unionville Band contracted to provide music for the St Johns Day celebration at Meu.

F Y Montgomery Warnick Livonia Chapel Stem- Turner T Nionville Meu

Revival at Baptist Church Sees 60 Baptism Approvals

Evangelist Hunt and Pastor Wood lead a great revival at Lin neus Baptist church where 60 candidates have already been approved for baptism on the Fourth of July.

Local Notes From Lemonville and Worthington Items

Ten years ago this week the Fletcher couple welcomed a 9 pound girl. Dr I L D Thomass repaints his front. J L Howell now handles Route 2 mail. Tim Mullenix and Susan Spark wed on June 15. A new floor goes into the CB Q depot and a granitoid walk is laid east of the Hovermale property toward the school. The France hotel sold to Jim Biggie who plans to rename it Transient House.

Everett Fletcher IL. D Thomass J L. Howell Lemonville Tim Mullenix Susan Spark Worthington CB & Q Hovermale S Chool France Hotel Jim Biggie Transient House

President Harding strikes popular cord at consecration day

President Harding delivered a call to service during the consecration ceremony at Ashyton Cemetery. He urged the nation to place common cause above wealth and to heed the path of duty, recognizing the sacrifices of soldiers.

Harding Haruy Ashsyton Dar

Preservation sentiment echoed by nationwide majority

A fragment notes that preserving traditions and institutions reflects the views of about ninety percent of the population. It emphasizes broad public agreement and a call to maintain existing frameworks.

MO highway bond money tied to state motor license funds

Special correspondence from Jefferson City reports Missouri must use the state motor license fund to finance the 360 million road bond issue. Motor vehicle registrations and license fees provide most of the revenue, sparking debate over sufficiency to fund the ongoing road program.

Jefferson City Tate Motor Lcense Automobile Department Becker Bonn Geo Eoomotor

Roadways Boost Pleasure and Prosperity

A fragment notes roads are indispensable adding to both pleasure and financial welfare, highlighting infrastructure's role in personal happiness and economic well being.

Memphis Boy Drowns While Wading in Pond

Edward Goldsberry a 10 year old son of Mr and Mrs E E Goldsberry of Memphis drowned in a pond north of the city while wading near a farm. He went with his father and another man and left them briefly.

Edward E. E. Goldsberry Memphis Democrat

Tragic drowning after boy slips into pond hole

Local report describes a young boy who stepped into a deep water hole and drowned before rescuers could reach him. Authorities urge caution near water hazards as the community mourns the loss.

Land Bank For Federal Loan Or Trust Company Loans

Help wanted notice directs readers to J. S. McNabb in Lemons Missouri for federal loan or trust company loan information located two miles southeast, with contact reference 4414.

McNabb Lemons, Mo

Also Mentioned on This Page

A. B. Pratt Missouri David C. Mead Lydia C. Lawson Lang Triplett Emma M Peas M. Jones Oliver Alee Standard Oil Company Indiana West Liberty Mrs. Scarborough T.N. Collings Standard Oil Pillsbury’s Lanes’ Grocery Chamberlain Fellows Farmers Co-Operative Association C. G. Smith Boy Krypio O. Garrison Jeweler & Optician Duke Fullerton Farm Emerson Glen Worley Bert Wyckoff Albert Cassady
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