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Unionville Republican

Location

Unionville, Missouri, United States of America

Date

Jun 19, 1907

Page

4

Local Briefs Tally Weekend Travels and Visits

C Davis traveled to Ottumwa Iowa Saturday to work. Geo McHenry of Mendota acted as a Unionville caller Saturday. Mrs Irah Martin arrived from Cincinnati Saturday for a brief visit with her parents Mr and Mrs Chas Kelley. Miss Maude Hackethorne of Cincinnati passed through Unionville Saturday en route to Rosewood for a visit with her brother Joe Fison who went to Chicago Saturday and spent Sunday with Mrs Elyon. He reports she is improving in health and may come home next week.

Irah Martin Cincinnati Chas Kelley Maude Hackethorne Unionville Rosewood Joe Fison Chicago Elyon

Unionville Notices and Elections in Putnam County Missouri

A mixed page item outlines a June 18 1907 Unionville Missouri notice with election results for the saloon referendum in Putnam County. It cites clerk Rollie Timmeons and county court certification, then transitions to prices at Unionville Markets and a separate mortgage sale notice in nearby districts. The document also records obliquely a civil matter in the federal circuit court and notes local funeral details for Thomas Smith, with biographical data.

Putnam County Mixmouri Missouri Pernam Rollie Timmeons Putnam Mari Counts Court Dave Sealersal Court Honvdle Said Unionville Dr. Cain Dora Cain

Pres Roosevelt, Fairbanks, and railroad news dominate editorial note

The piece critiques church influence over practice versus belief, notes railroads yielding to a two cent rate, and comments on presidential coverage. It mentions Fairbanks and Taft, predicts better rail service, and outlines a church anniversary and Sunday School Rally with services, readings, basket dinner, and children’s events led by Pastor Thomas Jent.

Deavend Thomas Jent

Thirteen Year Locust Plague Hits Wayland Missouri

Locusts of the thirteen year cycle swarm Wayland Missouri and spread through Clark County and northeast Missouri. The invasion marks a rare pest event across farmland and woodlands as families monitor the swarms.

Wayland Clark County Missouri

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