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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1907
Page
4
The piece surveys Oklahoma's constitution as populist and socialistic, notes gerrymandered congressional districts, and mentions a census ordered by the President. It references naval ship contracts, anti woman admission comments, a Kansas mining case, tornado damage in Medicine Lodge, and upcoming church services with sermon topics.
Prices changed and are subject to market conditions as of June 26 1907. Miscellaneous items and union activity noted in a brief standing notice.
Violet correspondence from Chariton reports on Sunday visitors, church plans, and community events. Mentions Rev Myers preaches June 30, Mendota celebration prep, various residents visiting relatives, and Children’s Day set for the fifth Sunday in June. Local labor and church changes noted include United Brethren Unity and new church plans for fall.
Sparse week report from Stringtown notes visitors birthday party at Mrs David Perkins on the 14th. Mrs Henry Halley and Mrs Martha Powell of Unionville visit family. Miss Bertha Perking visits. Ollie Mages closes school term. A Sunday ball game at Howland draws attention amid rain and community activity.
Notice to contractors invites bids for a new schoolhouse in Fig Seatac Putnam County Missouri bids due noon Thursday July 11 1907. Board reserves right to reject any or all bids. Plans available at Miller Wentworth Mercantile Cos store in Carsonills J E Bannock president of board Mendots Missouri.
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