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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
3
Community notes include farm loan offers at favorable rates, visits between Kirksville and towns in Missouri, plant and flour sales, and residents traveling to Pollock Seymour and Cape Girardeau. Local families visit relatives, students return from Columbia University, and Edgar Jarman graduates from State University Law Department.
Residents and visitors include Coopsopey Dexa Slear Olive Neff and Altes Matthes in Lemmonville, H C Steer and daughter Dorra ine, Louise Whitten of Trenton. George Johnson returns from Corning for a parental visit. Dr Frank Thornburg of Macon visits family in town. John Parker recovers from surgery and John Farnsworth hosts visitors from Ohio and Iowa. Mrs Anna Taylor sails to Europe from New York City, and many others plan trips and summer plans.
A fragment describes infant bowel diseases as the most delicate danger to newborns, noting how all stomach or bowel ailments endanger life. It mentions McGee and Noah Ma in a garbled OCR passage about diarrhoea and related conditions.
Aunt Doane Hoy aged 73 died May 29 at home two miles east of Ava Missouri. She was married to William Hogg on April 2 1847 and resided in Putnam County. Her children were all present at death except James Hogg who lives in Wyoming. She left thirteen children, seventy three grandchildren, sixty six great grandchildren and four great great grandchildren with many living and some deceased.
Bertha Markland daughter of Mrs Jim Markland died Friday morning June 3 1910 at her home north of town. The community mourns the gentle bright girl who was beloved by many. Funeral services were held at the home Saturday with burial in Medi ceville cemetery.
A fragment discusses a farmer considering diet choices with emphasis on oats. It notes extensive research and ceremonies on peas and barley, and mentions Quaker Oats as a recommended food. The text highlights packaging for various climates and consumer advice on eating more oats.
The Republican announces Geo W Wanamaxer of Bethany as a candidate for the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge to succeed himself at the August general primary and asks Republican support.
Announcement states Hon. J. E. Ford of Trenton seeks the Republican nomination for State Senator in the 4th Senatorial District and invites Republican support. Ben F. Kesterson of Princeton is also announced as a candidate for the Republican nomination in the same district and asks Republicans to meet him personally before the primary.
Riley Auey of Liberty Two May 6 1910 seeks the Republican nomination for County Recorder in Putnam County subject to the August primary. He requests party support and vetting by Putnam Republicans while Lincoln Township coverage notes the candidate’s intent.
Jaa W Jonga EDR REPUBLICAN announces candidacy for Republican nomination in the upcoming election. He pledges to support the party and pursue victory. Harley L Bradshaw is noted in association with the effort.
J M Stills announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Circuit Clerk to succeed himself. He seeks continued support from Republicans in this bid.
A candidate from Unionville announces run for General Assembly representative and asks Putnam County Republicans for support. A second notice requests GOP backing for Presiding Judge of the County Court, subject to the August primary, seeking county service.
A series of local notices from 1910 announces candidacy for county court judge posts in East Western and Probate offices. Candidates include J Al Casany Edir Powersville Mo Jamba M Tocune Lemonville Mo and Logano Jones Unionville who solicit Republican support for August primaries and general elections.
A brief notice states that a candidacy for the office of Prosecuting Attorney is announced and will be decided by Republicans at the primary election on August 34. B. A. Jarman signs the notice.
Farmers of North Union petitioned County Court for a two mile public road ending near Unionville. Court approved the road with damages set at 659.20 dollars. They have raised about 400 dollars and seek local donations to cover the balance. The Republican party plans to publish subscriber names and amounts if desired.
Des Moines reports the supreme court affirming a lower court ruling that John Jenkin is to be hanged Friday July 29 in the Fort Madison penitentiary for the murder of Clara Rosen, a white girl, as she walked home from choir practice in Ottawa during winter 1908.
An advertisement claims Ballard's Herbine cures a sick headache and gourd-like head by acting on the liver. It asserts absolute and certain relief for readers, urging immediate use as a remedy from Noah Martin.
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