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Newspaper

Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 14, 1911

Page

8

Letters from a frightened woman ignite a real estate partner

Herrick confronts a cryptic note written in a woman’s hand. He traces the message to 868 Fifty-fifth Street, meets June Rowley and her mother, and wrestles with a stalker tale while weighing why the letter remained hidden and what it means for the couple’s future. The tale unfolds amid a neighborhood scene with local notices and daily life references.

Gippi _ Heerick Herrick Herrick & Holman G. H Fifty-fifth Street G. HL Worlingman George George Herrick George Ewell Allence

A Roland for an Oliver: a curious old proverb line

A fragmentary notice cites the proverb A Roland for an Oliver and hints at a tale of reciprocal action tied to a woman’s gesture. The source fragment provides no clear names, dates, or places to anchor a full event summary.

The Vacant Literary Throne and New Works

A critique notes no current monarch in poetry or prose and surveys expectations for new writings. The piece references writers like Walley Scott and John Morley, reflects on editorial sentiment, and hints at forthcoming books and moral essays in a changing literary world.

Han Teuton Atin Celt Ry Scott John Morley

Mose Fruky Frankness and the Mark of Elite Women

A North American Review piece critiques Marie Hay as a Scotch aristocrat shaping a fictional biography while avoiding popular recipe forms. It notes her detachment from laws of privilege, her rarefied position, and her diplomatic husband’s obliviousness to domestic stir.

Mose Marie Hay Baronesa Hindenburg Waren England Asu

Unclear Speech Fragments Prompt Sparse News Item

Fragmentary, garbled text presents an unusable speech excerpt. Readable portions mention an official and a discussion of importance, but no coherent event, date, place, or named entities to anchor a factual news card.

Ledford Morning Star Local Society Notes Saturday Events

Pearl Schuster and family visited from Saturday to Sunday. Willie Gray called on Tom Young Saturday night. An ice cream supper and dance at Dan Butler's drew a large crowd. Mrs Alex Gillum and daughter recovering in Kirkaville visit home folks this week. Mr and Mrs Charles Stiles visited Willie Sears and family Sunday. Minnie Harmon works foreorge Gillum this week. Lottie Butler called on Dan Butler and wife Sunday. Ledford and family attended the carnival atnionville Saturday. Cecil Butler called on his Grandpa Thomas Butler Sunday. Mrs Carrie Lloyd and Miss Stella Butler were in Martinatown Saturday. Lula Jump called on Mrs Acmada Sumpter Sunday.

Pearl Schuster Willie Gray Tom Young Dan Butler Alex Gillum Kirkaville Charles Stiles Willie Sears Minnie Harmon Gillum Lottie Butler Jim Ledford Cecil Butler Thomas Butler Carrie Lloyd Stella Butler Martinatown Lula Jump Acmada Sumpter Harry Lemley Myr Bob Hill G W Lemley Peart Hanel Iowa H. E. Hanel Marion Speaks Livonia Mrs 8 Nancy Speak Mias Zula Lemley Kirkeville Claud Willet Ola Okle King Werin Fowler Noah Crooks J. E. Hamilton Mins Chioie Ora Grant Jones Barry McCoy Finis Mand Pickering Hartford Birk Berne Aie Ronndy A Jones Tee

Sunday Local Notices and Community Updates

Weekend notes from Burlington include visits by E H Knapp and family for Children's Day, church attendance and meals at H L McKinley's, and Rev Hinton visiting Mrs George Minka. Reported school events show 85 pupils and 75 cent collection, cement crossing construction, and replanting of the schoolhouse with fire escapes. Unclear fragments mention residents and family movements, illnesses, and local incidents around June.

Frank Ketcham Burlington Joseph McDonald Sig Guffey McDonald’s South Missouri John WiHama Dr.Stevens Cincinnati Robert McClaren John Walliams

Birthday Tribute Highlights Long Life of Elderly Matriarch

A fragmented account recalls a grandmother celebrated for a long life and independence. Present are relatives including Susie Neel and Miss Maysfield with numerous great grandchildren. The matriarch, despite advanced age, remains active, walking two and a half miles daily, and is wished many more happy birthdays.

Eage Pan Tee Mra Susie Neel H.- Newell Maysfield

Community Notes From Graysville and Nearby Towns

A summary of social visits and events across Graysville and surrounding communities. Mrs Susan Collins of Onecen City visited nearby. Large turnout for Unionville carnival and Livonia baptisms. Arlie Capps family visiting Novinger. Plans for Children Day on the fourth Sunday. Visitors include Mrs John Russel, Mrs Mary Scurlock, Albert Smith and wife, Wm Cassady and wife, Mrs Wes Cassady and sister, Frank Smith and wife, Granvil Wade and children with trips to Sumner Worthington Stahl Elko and nearby areas.

Mapleton Susan Collins Onecen City Unionville R. Purvis Mollie Collins Livonia Arlie Capps Novinger John Russel Stahl Mary Scurlock Frank Keller Albert Smith Wm. Cassady Wes Cassady Elko Frank Smith Sumner Granvil Wade Worthington

Local Notes from Powersville and Surroundings

Sunday visits include Rev Shultz and wife with Modena friends and Miss Maggie Longs Sunday School picnic at Hulbert's Ford. County surveyor mapped limits of the corporation while hail damaged corn and meadows east of town. Mrs Anna Jackson of Indiana visited cousin Mrs J M Cool and more local items from Powersville society.

Shultz Modena Maggie Long Hulbert Ford Anna Jackson Indiana J. M. Cool J A Hill W. F Lewis Manso Glen Shriver Liberty Ladies College Dora Scott F. M. Brown Lucerne Dave Coddington Topeka Kans Milla Kaunas Wallace Whitley Rev. Shultz Harneas Edwin Baker Revere Mr. Baker Powersville le T. Pollock Unineville Bracewell al Jertot B’ster E Gill

Local Farm Chores Mentioned In Fragmentary Notes

Fragmentary OCR mentions corn, tilling, and a Carter home visit last Sunday. References to OME and Miss 3, A. Borns and granddaughter Mine Ted, Jim McClasky, E. Baker, and a light called on Miss MabalasCe creer eT det suggest a rural update with names and chores but details are unclear.

A. Borns Mine Ted Carter E. Baker Jim McClasky MabalasCe

Glendale notes of local visits and moves

Glendale residents attended exercises in Livonia on Sunday. Gordon Matheson moved from Unionville to Omaha. Dwye assists with J Minear’s barn. Blaine and Eva Butler visited from Friday to Sunday for a ball game. Sidney Myrne and Ethel and Sylvia Husted visited the farm Sunday. Alfred Kicks and family visited Mike Haskins Sunday. John Logsdon reports a buggy. Pearl Fowler visited Bert Speak last week. Stevens purchased a riding cultivator.

Sidiaca Calidon Ella L Thom Ferguson J. W. Birney Glenwood Livonia Farmers Bank Mesdames S. A P. J Dickerson Jas F Bragg Albert Minear Ellen Thompson Pearl Fowler Unionville Boe Red Kansas City Iss Zetta Keyseeker Queen Ci Q. Dickerson Baptist Ora Davis Livoala Morgan Grace Brown Ethel Millingers Gordon Matheson Omaha Mr. Dwye J. Minear Blaine Eva Butler Sidney Myrne Ethel Sylvia L S Husted Alfred Kicks Mike Haskins Gitla John Logsdon Bert Stevens

Dry spell prompts rain pleas in Mt Warmon area

The Mt Warmon community notes a dry spell and begs for rain. Several locals are named visiting relatives and attending events in nearby towns, with updates on travels, illness, school plans and social calls among residents including the Lemley, Hanel, Speaks and McCoy families.

Fragmented text fragment on aromatics and spirits

The readable lines describe mixing acids with wines and diluted spirits, then drying with linen cloth. It contains scattered phrases about touches of arabs and a garbled sequence suggesting a recipe or chemical note, but lacks clear context or complete actions.

Also Mentioned on This Page

Sti A Pollice P Herrick Saleen Watts Mr. Herrick Mrs. Rowley June Danfé McCoy B Peak Hazel Manly Minsee Atalita Lemley Luther" McCalment Willis Ora King Bowie Chariley Eoneile Con Earl Robert Hill Finia Fowler Verna Goldie Jones Hattie Hanel Chidie Speak Gwendolin Raynes Ida Beva Dade Jones Goldie Sylvia Jones Clyde Baquet Geo. Speak Jennie McCoy Alva Harry McCoy Joe Cullom Marion Speak Viva Triplett Mary John McCoy Roland Oliver Ledford Mendota Douglas Susie Noets John —Durbin Pred Scott Seth. Newell Unlenriite Mod Mire Lon Boetre Cyrus Graysville Wat Drisfa Glendale Mt Warmon Reece Tees
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