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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1916
Page
12
This advertisement proclaims stallion service for Oleron and Rajah during the 1916 season at Halley’s barn southeast of Howland. It lists sire and dam lines, confirms registered numbers, lists prices for service and insurance terms, and notes responsibilities and location details for mares and owners in the Howland area.
Bankson a five year old iron gray Percheron stallion weighing about 1800 pounds will mature near a ton. He is a proven foal getter and advertised for breeders seeking heavy horse stock. He will stand the 1916 season at Cyrle Lincoln’s home eight and a half miles west of Unionville Missouri. Terms 750 to insure colt to stand and suck. insurance forfeited if mare removed. money due on service. Colt held for service fee by law. Mares removed will forfeit insurance.
Notice is given that on Friday June 23 1916 at the courthouse door in Unionville Missouri the trustee will sell the described real estate to the highest bidder for cash to satisfy a promissory note with costs. The sale is subject to a prior lien of 3000 and the deed of trust was executed March 12 1914 and recorded April 14 1914 in Book 48 page 422 Putnam County.
East End gathering at Chapel on Sunday night drew a well attended crowd. Vern Logan, after working in Iowa, spent Sunday with home folks. Several locals and relatives were mentioned in visits and calls during the weekend.
A legal notice from Circuit Clerk Sang Triplett of Putnam County Missouri orders publication of a court petition and summons. The order directs defendants to answer by the first day of August 1916 or the petition will be confessed. The Unionville Republican is named as the publication outlet for four weekly insertions.
By deed of trust the East Half of the Northeast Quarter and Southwest Fourth of the Northeast Quarter in Section 5 Township 64 Range 16 Putnam County Missouri were conveyed to secure a promissory note. The note is unpaid, and the holder will sell the land at the courthouse door in Unionville on June 23, 1916 for cash to satisfy the debt and costs, encumbrance about $1900. Done May 22, 1916 by Walter A Highfe, Trustee.
In Putnam County Missouri a tax lien action against E S Jackson and Sarah Sturm is filed for 1915 taxes on Lots 4 5 6 in Block 8 Robbing Addition Unionville. Defendants must appear by August 1916 or default will be entered. notice published in The Unionville Republican for four weeks.
Walter Galpe owns the Langdon stallion Langdon 40337 to stand the 1918 season eight miles southeast of Union t selien near Fennville. The note lists foal date September 6 1903 and calls the horse bred by Joks att Langdon with a dam line, insurance, and terms for standing at stud with details on mares and pricing.
The notice lists stallions Gibus and Monarch with detailed lineage, breeding terms, and farm locations near Unionville Missouri. It notes weights and colors, foaling years, and insurance and service fees, inviting breeders to visit by nine in the morning. Also mentions related farm animals and a baptism attendance at Warthington, with local family visits and a newborn.
Probate court in Putnam County issues notice in the Zachary T Brawford estate that Deborah Brawford executor seeks an order to sell part of the real estate to redeem a $2000 encumbrance. The filing notes heirs at law and that the sale would promote estate interests while protecting debts. The court requires interested parties to respond.
After weeks of absence Mapleton returns to The Republican with a brief town update. The note hints at local activity and community happenings, signaling resumed coverage of Mapleton matters.
A community page reports residents illness and care, visits by Ola Rose and J N Lewis, a marriage involving Aiey Williams, and shared sentiments about new settlers. It notes cattle trades by Mr Moler, dental work in Unionville, social visits, and letters from Mrs Wiedlin. The piece comments on local mosquitoes and encourages patience as newcomers adjust.
A crowded Glendale fragment lists Sunday calls and weekend visits. Families mentioned include Ella Thompson of Livonia. Mo-38 Ella. Minear and Montgomery families. Sam Minear and Neighbors family. Davids, Brown, Crawford, Dwyer, Neighbors, and related households. Several authors visit, meet at Concord, and attend church or social events. names include Ella Thompson, Mo-38 Ella, forest Montgomery, Tony Davids, Mary Min ear, Pearl Fowler, and John Brown among others.
Opal Paar Ay AES presents a Percheron stallion offered for stud at Ed Clapper's barn east of Aville. The colt stands at 18 months, with listed weights around 1950 pounds, and pedigree tracing to Champagne and Mignon lineage through multiple generations. Terms set at 12.50 to insure and arranged for service as allowed by law. care noted to prevent accidents.
Hoco a black Percheron foaled April 8 1907 imported from France stands 6 1 2 miles northwest of Unionville for 1916 season. Pedigreed stallion promising for breeders with a 1000 colt sale and safety precautions noted. Also notices a mammoth jack Model George and American Clyde stallion at Hugh Fox farm four miles south of Cincinnati with service fees and insurance terms.
A reflective line on labor and duty, noting how work reveals vast scope and duty before a person, with a tone of awe at the scale of tasks ahead. The quote cites Phillips Brooks as its author.
Rinker’s horses to stand the 1916 season at Rinker’s barn Unionville Missouri. Percheron stallion stands with strong pedigree tracing to Nampa Stranger Gen Washington Dell R Sea Foam Eliza Jane. Eight years old this spring weighs near a ton and is described as a sure foal getter with excellent conformation.
8EA PILOT is a dark roan gelding, five years old, 16.8 hands, bred near Sea Foam. He shows size, style, and action and earned a second prize as a three year old fox best single driver. All horses are available for viewing at my hand. The season is reasonable for affordability and patronage.
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