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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 20, 1917
Page
2
The passage lists fragmented names and places such as ESEL 28452 and 1646 along with personal names including Bayard J and Pleedor. It presents no clear event or cohesive report, only partial identifiers and stray terms from an archival page.
G H Guffey owner announces Young Cole 11490 a Kentucky bred stallion with a half Catilonian dam Neille and multiple noted sires. The stallion will stand the 1917 season at the keeper’s home near Unionville. Breeding terms call for 19 to the mare with cost to stand and no breeding from Saturday noon to Monday morning.
A 1917 notice from F A Scott of Unionville Prairie Home stock Farm offers Roscoe, Glellman, Tiger Eye, and other draft and Shire horses for breeding. Details cover breed, color, registry, weights, and heights, with standing fees, mare insurance, and conditions. Includes a full blooded Shetland stallion and terms describing care, ownership, and liability.
Three year old jack named MAX in first season with good points. Mare and two jacks offered at farm one and a half miles west of Chariton, and one and a half miles east of Omaha. Sale to cover service fees and insurance. items may be sold or moved to prevent loss.
A fragmentary OCR item notes August term proceedings in the Circuit Court of Putnam County. It references a true copy and is signed by Clerk Sang Triplett.
Isocele 82508, a Percheron stallion imported to Creston Iowa, registered by the Percheron Society of America. Foaled April 6 1908, bred in Sarthe department, with pedigree tracing to Amilcar Bultan Bayard Estrada and Jean Le Blanc lineages. Expected weight around 1400 pounds, described as a fine colt getter.
Unreadable fragment lists residents visiting and social ties in Unionville. Mentions Victor Ledford spending Saturday night with Dewey and Johnny Carter, Mr and Mrs Edd Hawkins with Miss Florence and Lela Burns, and Fay Burns. Clarence Hill and Roy Hawkins attended a ballgame last Sunday.
Blaine Summers a fine Percheron stands at the J B Seifers farm 617 miles northwest of Unionville. Foaled April 8, 1907 in France and imported May 1909, he is described as heavily boned and well proportioned with a steady disposition. Sired by Oracle and with a long pedigree tracing through Mascara Forester Coco and Le Blanc, the stallion offers substantial breeding promise and services for a fee of $50.60 as listed. Owners J B Scifers and Lem Louchead advertise his availability for stud duties and caution against accidents during handling.
In 1916 notes from Dros and Kathy record a complete pedigree draft at the Rudd farm in Oregon. Details hint at a forthcoming end to the Pedigree, with a possible release soon as the 1813 mark is referenced and Bernain status noted.
Fair weather returns to Smoky Hollow as heavy rains earlier damaged crops and roads. H Hill and son Clarence D W Carter and son Dewey and Orville Burns repaired the roads over several days beginning early last week.
The record notes a three day Christian Sunday school program ending Sunday night. Many residents and visitors are listed with trips to Topeka Kansas City Cedar Falls Fowler Lawson Maryville and Corydon. A cyclone damaged a farm near Powersville and a storm cave was completed by John Crawford.
EEF Richards president of the American Poultry Association urges Americans to boost poultry production before May and June to avert wartime food shortages. He argues the U S must feed itself and aid others, stressing May June hatching and a possible extra hundred million pounds of poultry to meet rising demand.
A civic plea argues Americans should increase poultry and egg production to use seven hundred million dollars of waste food annually. It urges home flocks, year round hatching, and turning kitchen scraps into feed, while noting recent infrastructure damage and local visits by Montanan visitors.
A playful dialogue centers on a student named Johnny and a teacher figure. Johnny boasts about noting compliments from gentlemen as they walked the street, while the teacher challenges his whispering. The scene captures a lighthearted interaction reflecting social graces and youthful mischief.
Letters of Administration granted June 1917 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. Creditors must present claims for allowance within six months or be barred. claims not exhibited within one year from last insertion of this notice are forever barred. This Sunday of June 1917.
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