Costs No More to Raise Good Horses
I am offering breeders two of the best horses ever in Putnam County Chief Ingontar and St Clair. They are strong large speedy stallions that have proven progeny.
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Putnam County
Unionville Republican in Unionville, Missouri
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
3
Breeder offers stallion Chief Ingomar from Seafoam lineage
Standard and registered under Rule 1 Vol. XVI of the American Trotting Register, 16 bands high and 1290 pounds, 2 bay roan with noted size and action. Describes breeding to Seafoam line through Norman and Gen Washington, with Knox and Eliza Jane as second dam lines. Includes service terms, guarantees, and care notes by W. T. Rinker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ingomar
Nampa
Gen
Washington
Gen' Knox
Strangers
Goldsmit
Norman
Duroc
Yelnsteer
Fulpiney
Dezter
Ingomars
Ie Delia R
Seafoam
Eliza Jane
Chief Ingomar
Folk and board meet in St Louis with highways plan
Governor Folk and the state board plan a St Louis meeting to discuss public highway projects from Kansas City to St Louis. The agenda includes funding and control of roads across multiple counties. The note lists names such as AG elect Tay and state highway engineer Gow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Folk
Safture
St. Louis
Hadley to Attend Unionville Chautauqua on August 6
Attorney General Hadley says he will fill his Chautauqua engagement in Unionville on August 6. The appearance is billed as a major Assembly day feature and promises a highly interesting program.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hadley
Unionville
Cured Lungs Dramatic Recovery Post Treatment Advised
A M ke of Wood Indiana recalls severe lung hemorrhages years earlier and failing care from several doctors. After using Foley's Honey and Tar, his lungs healed and his cough stopped, leading to strong endorsement. The ad warns against substitutes while noting Texas cotton yields fall short by about one million bales from last year.
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A M ‘Ke
Wood
Ind
Foley
Noah Martin
Oldest City Claim and Health Coffee Ad Traces
A time worn vellum signed by Ferdinand and Isabella claims Tucson Arizona as the oldest US city with Coronado laying the corner stone in 1552. An advertisement promotes Dr Shoops Health Coffee as a real coffee substitute claiming no real coffee is used and offers free samples at S H Jackson Merc Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ferdinand and Isabella of of Spain
Tucson
Arizona
United States
Coronado
Dr. Shoop
8. H. Jackson Merc. Co
To Kansse liquor purchases logged in probate records
In Topeka during May 21 322 liquor purchases were recorded as required by law. Purchasers must obtain a permit and have it filed with the judge of the probate court.
Herbal remedy claims and rough trade notes in a 19th century ad text
An OCR fragment discusses herbal remedies including Herbite and Shoop's Ointment for chills fever and piles. It references endorsements from W C Simpkins Alba Texas and Noah Martin. It also mentions livestock export values from Missouri and poultry export figures.
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W.C. Simpkins
Alba
Texas
Noah Martin
2 Cent Interstate Rate Set By Chicago Rail Heads
Chicago leaders of western and transcontinental railroads agree to a 2 cent per mile rate for interstate travel. The move follows heated talks and a secret meeting with presidents including B L Winchell, Davidson, and A Earling. July 1 marks the start of the new rate.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
United States
B. L. Winchell
Rock Island and Pacific
Davidson
Frisco
A . Earling
Milwaukee and St. Paul
Ex Senator Lucien Baker Dies in Kansas Home
Former Kansas politician Lucien Baker died at his Leavenworth home on Saturday from Brights disease. Separately, a 30,000 strong freight handler strike at New York City docks ended Thursday after six weeks of labor unrest.
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Lucien Baker
Kansas
New York City
Kidney Health Ad Claims Dean's Pills Cure All Kidney Ills
An old Unionville notice touts kidney disease as causing widespread health decline and promotes Dean's Kidney Pills as the universal remedy. A testimonial from Judge Jacobihande of Kirksville Missouri endorses the pills for back and kidney relief, urging readers to ask druggists for Foster Milburne in Buffalo New York as the sole authorized sellers.
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Dean
Jacobihande
Circuit Court
W. . Harrison
St. Kirksville
Backe-Wich
Unionville
County Textbook Grid to Expire in Five Years
County boards of education consider changes to textbook selections for subjects including Civil Government and Geography. Bids may be rejected. the County Textbook Commission holds final authority in Unionville Putnam County Missouri.
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Arate i
County Boards of Education
Embalmer Ama Kent Licensed by State Board
Miss Ama Kent of Queenity was licensed as an embalmer at the latest State Board meeting. She is noted as the only licensed female embalmer in the state, per the report.
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Ama Kent
Queenity
Marriage of Miss Amelia Otiver and William Crittenden
Miss Amelia Otiver of Hittsburg Pennsylvania married William Crittenden son of former Missouri governor at the bride’s home last Thursday in a simple private ceremony.
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Amelia Otiver
Hittsburg
William Crittenden
Norway Grants Franchise to Tax-Paying Women
The Norwegian parliament votes to grant voting rights to women who have paid taxes for at least one year. The move expands suffrage and marks a milestone in gender participation in the nation's democracy.
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Parliament of
Norway
Prison Twine Output Exceeded as Plant Sails to Missouri Farmers
Jefferson City June 20 The penitentiary binding twine output totals 815 000 pounds and is already sold to Missouri farmers. Warden Hall says the strong demand proves a larger wheat crop and the twine plant is a success. Plans await to boost production to meet daily orders.
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Jefferson City
Warden -Hall
Missouri
Government weighs fines against corporate lawbreakers
Attorney General Bonaparte says the government tires of heavy fines and large incorporations that flout the law. He argues penalties should strike at officers and managers to deter repeated fraud, warning many big concerns assume they are above the law. The plan aims for effective enforcement by pursuing individuals, not just corporations, with measures to begin soon.
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Bonaparte
Hoe
Ana reaEly
Putnam County Missouri Local Option Result 1907
Official notice from Putnam County Missouri reports the Local Option election held June 15 1907 to decide sales of intoxicating liquors. The vote total 227 with 144 against and 83 for, producing a majority against liquor sale. Certification by Clerk Rollie Timmonn confirms enforcement from publication.
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Putnam County
Missouri
Putnam
Rollie Timmonn
Missour
Arate
Mquors
Unionville
Vacation Order in McCalment Divorce Suit Missouri
In Putnam County Missouri during the 1907 August term Gearness E McCalment files for dissolution of matrimony from Dora B McCalment. The clerk in vacation orders publication since Dora is a non resident so service cannot be made locally. Publication required four weeks in the county with notices to appear at the Unionville court on the fourth Monday in August 1907 for answer or default judgment. Judge and clerk affidavits authenticate the process and the publication notice.
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Ieart Court
Putnam County
Missouri
Gearness E. McCalment
Dora B. McCalment
Aefendan
McCalmen
Unionville
Oreult Court
J. M. Strix
Cleves
Mississouri
UroRr- Ville
Afi
Ata Jonna
Py Beccan
Gein
Dora Cain
Recorder of Deeds
Shelton
Fa Bsafer
Sid D
Cain Ama
Administrator's Notice of Estate Claims in Missouri
Notice announces administration of the estate of Ellen Vandy in Barry County Missouri. All persons with claims against the estate must present them for allowance within one year after the date of the notice or be barred from recovery. The notice sets a final deadline and outlines the legal action to settle debts and distribute assets.
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Fllen Vandy
Athe Bee
Tham
Missouri
Alain
Jettem
Alva Leonard
Putnam County
Qa Gro
Leorarn
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