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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 22, 1910
Page
4
The Kansas City Journal reports the Swope family faces death, disgrace, and drawn out litigation as claims arise over Colonel Thomas H Swope’s liberal will. The philanthropist funded public endowments and a famed park, but greed or fate menaces his fortune and kin.
A proposed constitutional amendment to redraw Missouri senatorial districts is expected this election if sufficient signatures are gathered. The plan aims for roughly equal districting between Republicans and Democrats, countering a prior gerrymander that favored Republicans. The text lists district compositions across counties and cities, with party majorities noted in each area.
Announce to Fulham county Republicans that Geo. W Wanamaker of Bethany seeks the Republican nomination for Circuit Judge to succeed himself at the general primary in August and respectfully asks for support at the primary.
J L Casapy of Livonia declares candidacy for the Republican nomination for Judge of the County Court from the eastern district and seeks favorable consideration from district party associates.
A Republican candidate announces for the County Court judgeship in the Western District seeking renomination at the primary. He requests Republican support and notes the upcoming primary election date. James M Tucker and others from Lemonville and Powersville, Missouri, are cited in the public notice.
Former President Theodore Roosevelt, amid a welcome in New York, expresses deep gratitude to Major Gaynor and the American people. He vows to do his part for the nation, acknowledging duty to the public and private life, after a year abroad among diverse lands.
The Twice A Week Republic of St. Louis offers three full years for 1.00 as it celebrates its 102nd anniversary in July. Subscriptions at this rate are open to new and existing subscribers with no premium or cash commission. Send orders to The St. Louis Republic and request a free sample copy.
A promotional note by Noan Martin asserts Foley Kidney Pills contain ingredients to tone strengthen and regulate the kidneys and bladder. The text markets the product as a health remedy with emphasis on urinary tract support.
A sign proclaims a guarantee of good quality on all items in the pharmacy. It emphasizes confidence in the store's drugs and related goods to reassure customers about reliability and standards.
Marvelous Discoveries celebrate progress from heavy aerial machines to telegraphs and deadly war tech. Dr King's New Discovery promises life saving relief for coughs colds la grippe asthma croup bronchitis hay fever and lung trouble. James M Black of Asheville NC reports an obstinate cough cured after others failed. 50c and 1 trial bottle free guaranteed by Noah Martin.
The Missouri insurgent Republicans lose a principal mouthpiece as Das McFarland sells the Maryville Republican, with the paper being among the first in the state to launch the Linneus Bulletin.
An advertisement promises Parisian Sage will kill dandruff germs and banish dandruff within two weeks or nothing to pay. It guarantees stopping hair loss or itching scalp in two weeks or money back and claims to stimulate roots, prevent gray hair, and avert baldness. The dainty perfumed tonic is non greasy and sold by druggists and L. H. Howard. The package features a girl with auburn hair.
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