Announcement of public sale and homeseeker registration
The notice describes a trustee sale in Putnam County Missouri and a pending registration drive at Crow Reservation Montana. It lists several names of homeseekers and details the sale of real estate to satisfy a debt, setting July 1906 as the auction date at the court house.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tew Repuplicans
Honey Frisby
Bethany
Oimeel
Putnam County
Crowton Reservation
Montana
Put Mam County
Sheridan Wierming
Mont
Pett
Oleg
Berke
Nick
Ville
T Shaw
Lams Blayy
Wykoff
Sputnam
Erly H Bonforcy
Saixty
Lewis Virden
Virden
Indictments and politics stir debates across states and Congress
A Columbia report notes a grand jury indicting three students tied to a campus riot amid calls for fair public judgment. The piece also covers debates on canal type, meat inspection, party anniversaries, and Ohio's Republican leadership after Governor Patterson’s death.
Miller & Wentworth Merc Co Harvest Equipment Offer
Farmers urged to purchase harvest gear from Miller and Wentworth Merc Co offering machines rakes and stackers at low prices. Local ad notes ready availability and bargain prices for the harvest season.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miller & Wentworth Merc Co
Oklahoma and Arizona New Mexico Statehood Plan Adopted
A bill reached final approval after long House Senate talks and awaits the President’s signature. It grants statehood to Oklahoma and Indian Territory as one state and Arizona with New Mexico as a joint state if a majority vote in each territory approves at the next fall election. The compromise ends decades of territorial contention amid a split between leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House
Senate
Oklahoma
Arizona
New Mexico
Alaska
Lodian
Leiden
Marble firm change in Unionville business deal
George M Crosby and J E Oldfield buy the marble and granite business of I P Roberts & Co in Unionville and plan to expand using 25 years of experience. The new firm Crockett and Oldfield pledge superior work at fair prices and invite public inspection of their work.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George M Cpockett
JE. Oldfield
I. P. Roberts & Co
Roberts
Unionville
Crocket & Oldfield
Crockett
Oldfield
Amienville
Court of Appeals reverses in Denison heirs case trial likely
Attorneys report the Kansas City Court of Appeals reversed and remanded the Dennis heirs case, but the opinion favors the plaintiffs, declaring the death by own action clause invalid. The remanded issue was technical. the administrator joined with the surviving heir, and only the latter should have sued. Expectation is the company will pay the loss. The Baptist church invites all to hear Rev Dr Fubanks, missionary returnee, on Sunday with morning sermon, afternoon gospel service, and night sermon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Franklin & Robison
Kansas City Court of Appeals
Yeaterday
Dennis Heirs
Modern Brotherhood of America
Court of Appeals
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Farmers Bank of Unionville L. S. K
Republican
Unionville Republican Printing CO
A. J. Martin
Missouri
John FP. Stanley
Princeton
Mercer County
Crow Reservation
Frank Noral
Jiu White
Brookfield Railroad and Warehouse
BW Flentge
Republican County
Bransfiel
Jove A. Hayes
Jones County
Rolle Timmons
Stille
Auy
Frank DU
Shelton
Jobo T Morgan
Thompson
Underwood Lorenzo Jones
Vegor Roy
Columbia Sais
Citrcus
Jones
James
Cape
Milan
Kansas
Faouis
Whee
Oran
Stanbredge
Ontario
Aderrawena
Vax
Pillsbury
Panama
Senate Committee
San Francisco
Republican Party
Republican League
Philadelphia
Republican State Committee
van St Tauris
Dlth
Ree Leatans
Niedinghaus
Ho Teothwe
Won Dyker
Xecue
Joseph MiGoy
Vaneadet
Cale
Tavis
Metoy
Jonn Pattisen
Ohta Am
Andrew L. Harris
Ohio
Peece
Morrison Seymour
Carrie Garringe
Seymour
Lewis M. Workman
Clara D Waggoner
Novinger
Fiden I. Kent
Angeline Hill
Garringer
Unisonville
Nancy Berry
Livonia
Imer H
England
Lucerne
May Rowan
Powersville
New Marble and Granite Firm
Chicago
Gross Bros. Merc. Co
Unionville, Missouri
Ladies Oxfords
Drummond
Eeleleae
EOD
Heh
Antirig
JH. Jackson Mer.co
Oxford
Yyer
Hes
Akl
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