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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1910
Page
7
A modern shop claims to sell clothing on its merits with increased values and lower prices. It pledges no premiums discounts or long payments to entice buyers and promises uniform courteous service to all customers.
A Unionville Republican excerpt defends the Republican Party's record over the past fifty years citing laws on banking, homesteads, irrigation, and tariffs. It criticizes Democratic opposition to Payne tariff surplus, recalls 1892 reproval, and discusses figures like Hamilton, Pinchot, Folk, and upcoming political contests, including Oklahoma suffrage issues and party dynamics.
The piece highlights Reed appearing in good shape at the Folk banquet while Francie keeps support from the old guard by withholding attendance and encouragement. Joseph remains the anchor as others receive theirs, ready to act at the old stand with a large bag opened.
Ex-President Roosevelt will arrive in New York next Friday night or Saturday morning after a year away spent on a hunting expedition in Africa and a triumphant tour of European capitals. The homecoming pageant is billed as the greatest demonstration in history, a vivid sign of public adulation resevred but not flattering to the former president.
The notice lists candidates across parties for state and local offices in Putnam County Missouri. It specifies offices from Supreme Court to County Court, representatives, and district positions with party affiliations and polling hours. It certifies the official registrar statement of names, offices, and addresses for voters.
Due to a clerical error 22000 invitations were engraved for Galesburg Is High School instead of 2200 and a bill of 110 was misstated. The mix up affects event planning and budgeting for the school.
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