From the Republican Files Twenty Years Ago This Week
Notes from the Republican files recount community events. Charley Noel visits from the Normal, Gene Pobbing and Wm. L. Davis return from college work in Fulton. Masons elect and install officers with a lengthy list of names. L. P. Roberts sells his Mendota store to Huston Bailey and moves to Unity. Chas. Grabosch recovers after a fall from a tree. Mrs. Alex Spence nearly dies from a chloride of gold error. Wm. Hendreks Sr. is injured after a wagon accident near the Stockyards.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charley Noel
Gene Pobbing
Wm. L. Davis
Coleng
Fulton
Thursas
A. F
A. M
N. A. Franklin
S. W
Isaac B. Campbell
J. W
R. F. Hinkle
Seere
G. W. Davis
Treas
H. R Brasfield
S. D
A. P. McElhinney
Jay
D. A. M. Swett
S. S
A. W. Walters
de Wee M. J. Eddy
Aplain
Lee T Tyler
Isaac Frost
N. G
L. D. Thom Fe
Wm. Hendreks, Sr
EN Monroe T
Local Notes and Incidents From North Town Area
The two sons of A I Miller visited Ben I oman s house for a drink and an accidental shotgun discharge injured Sidney, age 12, in the shoulder. J L Warnick built a new barn in the north part of town. Hugh Skinner of Greenity has a new son. J F Lincoln and Miss Margie Harrison wed June 15. A new son arrived at John Evans home in Kirksville. Farmers Store plans remodel and expand both floors. Fred Culler's horse ran away near Paul Johnson place and fractured his right leg. J I Hammond, ex Kirksville resident, will open a drug store in the Stout building. W Thompson injured on a sawmill at Blackbird last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A I. Miller
Powersville
Ben l Oman
Sidney
J. L Warnick
Hugh Skinner
Greenity
J. F Lincoln
Margie Harrison
John Evans
Kirksville
J. 1. Hammond
Stout
W Thompson
Blackbird
Douglas district votes for modern cement school building
R H Kelley planted 1200 tobacco plants at Victory Items. The Douglas school district voted to fund a modern cement block school building. James Coghill's home north of town, rebuilt after a previous fire, was struck by lightning Wednesday, sustaining damages between 200 and 400 dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. H. Kelley
Douglas
James Coghill
Administrator Sale Notice for Arthur I Garrett Estate
Letters of administration for the estate of Arthur I Garrett were granted June 6, 1922 in Putnam county Missouri. Creditors must file claims within six months for allowance or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from the grant date are forever barred. Charles G Garrett administrator. Attest B Valentine, clerk of Probate Court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arthur I. Garrett
Probate Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Notice of foreclosure sale on farm in Putnam County Missouri
William E Davis by deed dated August 31 1916 conveyed the southwest half of the southeast quarter section 17 township 65 range 16 west containing 80 acres more or less in Putnam County Missouri. Default on the debt leads to a public sale at the Unionville Missouri courthouse front door on Friday June 30 1922 between 10 am and 4 pm to the highest cash bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E Davis
Recorder of Deeds of
Putnam
Mincourt
Ro « Petern
Trustes
J A. Helferstine
Putnam County
Missouri
North Range
Siateen
R C Peters
Unionville
Nancunts Milasourt
William E. Davie
Executors Notice for Estate of McCutchen in Putnam County
Letters testamentary on the estate of McCutchen deceased were granted May 20 1922 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. All persons having claims against the estate must present them within one year or be barred. Executrixes Isa Be McCutcheon and Henry Gaardner dated May 24 1922 attested by Judge T R Valentine.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McCutchen
Probate Court
Putnam County
Missuri
Tate
McCutcheon
Henry Gaardner
SFA
R_ Valentine
Notice of Guaranty Letters Granted in 1922
Notice as hereby given that letters of guardianship of the person and estate of Deborah Crawford an insane person were granted to the undersigned on the day of June, 1922 by the court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deborah Crawford
Notice to Electric Light and Power Customers
Probate Court of Fulham county Missouri issues claim notices to creditors. Guardian W A Shelton must receive claims within one year or be barred. City of Unionville seeks to lower electric rates. Public Service Commission hearing planned with objections due ten days before August 1922.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City of
Unionville
Public Service Commission of Missouri
Felows
Public Service Commission
Jefferson City
Missouri
SKA
Trustee's Sale Notice in Putnam County Missouri
Trust deed dated May 1820 conveys property to Maxgar trustee in Worthington Mo. Property described as Lot 1 Block 17 Worthington commencing NW corner, 91 ft east to beginning, 100 ft south, 40 ft east, 100 ft north, 40 ft west to beginning. Loan of 8750 in trust to secure debt. Trustee Jaggar declined to act. deed provides replacement process.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whelan
Don H .Crooks
Marguerite Drake Hle
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
Missouri
Maxgar
Mis Bourt
Worthington
M Jaggar
Black Percheron Stallion for Breeding near Unionville
FURE BRED DJ DOCK 1033867 a Black Percheron 16 hands 7 years 1800 pounds with heavy bone and good disposition. Pedigree viewable at EXED JACKS barn near Unionville. Standing season 1922 at 1-2 miles northwest of Unionville. Fee 410 to inverse colt. mares present or removed from county affect service fee. Colts held for service per law. care given but no liability for accidents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Percheron Society of America
Unionville
Picador and Great Eastern Stallion Season at Missouri Barn
Picador and Great Eastern will stand for the 1922 season at a Missouri barn owned by J. A. Johnson. Picador, a Percheron record dark gray gelding weighing about 1900 pounds, with pedigree tracing to Jean Le Blanc, is offered at 10 dollars for breeders. Great Eastern, a black jack with light points owned by Geo. Lewis, stands 15 1/2 hands and about 1100 pounds, with a 10 dollar season. Insurance and care terms apply.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Picador
Hartford
Unionville
Percheron Society of America
Calypso
Jean le Blanc
Inez
Albert
Great Eastern
Geo. Lewis
Public auction of Don H. Crooks property Unionville Missouri
Rolla Robinson sheriff acts as trustee to sell real estate of Don H. Crooks and Marguerite Crooks at Unionville Missouri at 10 am to 3 pm for cash to pay a debt and costs. The sale offers the title and interest of the Crooks in the property to the highest bidder.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Unionville
Missouri
Don H. Crooks
Marguerite Crooks
Notice of Foreclosure on Missouri Real Estate
Luther Collina, widower, conveyed Missouri real estate to A B Pratt as trustee. The Southeast Quarter of the Northeast Quarter of Section 29, Township 66, Range 20, in Putnam county is pledged to secure a $1600 debt at 6 percent. Foreclosure sale set for July 7, 1922 at the Unionville courthouse between 9:00 am and 5:00 pm by the legal holder of the debt to satisfy the debt and costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Luther Collina
Recorder of Deeds
Putnam County
Pratt
Putnam
Missouri
Unionville
Paik County
Vitamines Not The Secret Of Nutrition Says Mazick Ravenel
The piece argues that essential vitamins exist in tiny amounts but are not unique to commercial products. It states fresh foods provide all needed vitamins, with yeast and certain processed items offering no real advantage. It emphasizes eating fresh milk vegetables and small amounts of cod liver oil if needed, noting canned tomatoes preserve vitamins.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mazick FP Ravenel
American Furie Health Service
Evans Mrs Tamaon RF Evans Obituary Notice
Mrs Tamaon RF Evans formerly of Monville Missouri died May 19 at age 74 4d after eight weeks illness leaving seven children and 22 grandchildren 24 great grandchildren and many friends Her body lay in state until May 23 at 2 pm and Glendale cemetery was her resting place The children thank neighbors and friends for assistance and flowers The children
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tamaon
RF Evans
Monville
Pasad
Lola
de. Moimes
May Wellx
Pollock, Vo
Roxy Morsworth
Walton, Kinsas
Prah ‘Chnelle
Bakersfeld
Colorado
Tennie Fisher
Lola Steele
Clara Doake
Cha. F.ivans
Dex Moimes
Iowa
Glendale Cemetery
Two Novinger Brothers Attack Leaves One Unconscious
Two brothers named Bungi from near Connellaville and Novinger were attacked in their home by unknown men seeking money. One brother was left unconscious while the other was tied. the latter freed himself and sought medical attention. Both are recovering.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bungi
Connellaville
Novinger
Three Independent Steel Firms Merge to Form Major Company
The Midvale Republic and Insana steel firms announced to Attorney General Daugherty they are consolidating into one entity valued at 284 million dollars. The Department of Justice will review the deal for any antitrust concerns, as the three firms are described as the largest independent steel mills in the country.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Midvale
Republic
Insana
Daugherty
Department of Justice
Burgast
Ku Klux Klan Officials Indicted in California
A Los Angeles Grand Jury indicted several California Ku Klux Klan state officials and lesser members following a raid on April 22 in which one man was killed. The national body has deposed some leaders but claims they still operate locally under old names.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ku Klux Klan
California
Los Angeles
Regular services announced by First Church of Christ
Floyd M. Edwards invites members to regular services at the First Church of Christ next Sunday. Bible study at 9 45 and preaching at 11 00. Everyone is cordially invited to attend while notices about relatives and travel appear in the text.
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Republican Files
Fred Culler
Paul Johnson Place
Charles G Garrett
Valentine
Guardian
Standard Oil Company
Indiana
S. Michigan
Aves
Chicago
Fulham
County
Estele
Eohibit
Wen
W. A. Shelton
B. Valentine
Ates
Electric Light
Elaon City
Fure Bred
Harper Boy
J. A. Johnson
W. J. Cozad
Unionville, Missouri
Fowler
Rolla Robinson
Evans
Loga
Kellogg’s
Kellogg's
W. K. Kellogg
Iggs
KU Klux
Tara
America
Glacier National Park
Rockies
Mammoth Mountain
Glacier
N. T. Wynn
First Church OF Christ
Ida
Bell
Lemons Qharedey
Tage
J.D. Hayward
Underweed
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