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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1918
Page
12
A notice announces Leslie F. ts of Harrison County as a candidate for the Republican nomination for the Fourth District State Senate, subject to the primary election.
Announcement states O A Pickett of Trenton seeks the Republican nomination for State Senator from the Fourth Senatorial District. It also notes candidacies for Representative and County Clerk in Putnam County with August primary dates and voter decisions.
Multiple names announce bids for local offices in Putnam County. J W Magee seeks Republican nomination for prosecuting attorney subject to August primary. T Valentine announces for Probate Judge. Lorenzo Jones also seeks Probate Judge nomination and asks for voter support.
Several candidates announce Republican bids for the office of Judge of the County Court in the Eastern District. Names include L Casady Tom Pickett Ed Probasco WD Houchton Tom A Barnett and others pledging support and urging voter decision at the August primary.
A wartime letter from Pvt. George E Robinson at Fort Pickens describes training, comfort kit pride, and notes on duties while awaiting trucks from Liberty Motors. The second item is a public notice announcing the sale of real estate in Putnam County Missouri to satisfy a debt, detailing parcels and sale conditions with the trustees name A B Pratt.
George D. Minear formally announces candidacy for Putnam County Clerk nomination. He seeks voter support at the upcoming primary election and asks for the public’s backing in the official notice.
Chreuit Clerk T announces candidacy for the Cr euit Clerk office, subject to voters in the upcoming primary. The statement asks for support and respect from the electorate.
J Bettle seeks Republican nomination for Circuit Clerk and J W Jones seeks Republican nomination for Recorder of Putnam County. Both announce candidacies and urge voters to support them at the August 6 primary.
Publican nomination for the office of deeds of Putnam county appears tied to the voters will as expressed at the August 6 primary. BOESCHE respectfully solicits support.
A political notice requests the voters of Putnam County to support a Republican candidate in the primary for the office of Recorder of Deeds. The appeal emphasizes subjection to the voters' decision and respectfully seeks support.
A letter from Grover Morgan describes a six hour daily training schedule at a New England college camp in 1918. He notes proximity to the Atlantic and Boston, participants from Valparaiso Indiana and New Hampshire, and a two month program teaching auto mechanics machinists and wood workers.
Crowded out events prompt Rev Pollock to conduct baptisms at Pollock Pond on Sunday June 2 and plan a second baptism on June 16. A community visit to Powerville and meetings with Mrs Dora Skipper and Kon Statton of Powerville are noted, along with local teacher and neighbor interactions.
License applied for Ely Chancellor a brown English Shire stallion foaled 1906 bred in England by Martin Pate. Sire Girton Senator dam Ely Poppet with notable lineage. Standing at Howand for 1918 with mares offered for an INF mare fee per law, insurance and service fee due at once. Owner keeper L. Davis previously stood at Josh Stevenson’s near Reymour.
Trustee bale cites a deed of trust dated January 25 1916 by Robert A MecNealey and Anna MecNealey his wife and recorded in Book 54 Page 250 Records of Trust Deeds in the Recorder of Deeds office Putnam county Missouri conveying property.
Highy praised Percheron stallion Hoco bred in France and imported to Keota Iowa, advertised for 1918 season at J B Sollars farm six miles northwest of Unionville. Pedigree notes sire Oracle and dam Mascara, price 1900 with insurance, buyer responsible for hazards, ownership listed as SeCIFRIS & TEM TOUGHFAD.
Breeding advertisement for the horse Chief Blanchard and Barbancon with details on lineage, breeders O A Blanchard Wapello Iowa, registration date May 24 1913, stud fees ten dollars each. Terms note insurance forfeiture if mares depart county and service fee due. J H Houser owner and keeper.
The ad offers two Registered Jack stock and one Registered Percheron stallion for sale with licenses applied. Each animal priced at ten dollars. Fred A. Scott is the owner and keeper urging buyers to view the animals.
Two stallions Gibus and ISOCELE listed with import dates 1908 1911 and record numbers. Details include color black and dapple gray, heights, weights and pedigree lines. Advertises stud services at by Noel owner and keeper near Omaha Missouri border with fees and service terms.
The notice outlines a land sale in Missouri tied to a trust deed. It lists sections and quarters of land totaling about 220 acres, describing the property location by township and range. It states that a failure to pay interest may trigger full due payable and public sale by a legal holder.
A superb Percheron stallion offered for stud at the Dye farm near Hartford, 3 miles west and 6 miles east respectively, with a 1070 dollar service fee. Breeders praise his conformation and sire potential while owners warn of insurance forfeiture on mares changing hands. License filed for W Trinker, keeper J A Johnson.
The trustee H. R. Richards will sell the real estate described in the trust deed to satisfy the debt interest and costs. The sale takes place Monday July 8 1918 at the Court House Door Unionville Putnam Missouri between 9 am and 4 pm to the highest bidder for cash.
Belrano a black Percheron foaled May 3 1911 by Cyrano 655162 and dam Relluinn 28822 stands at Bolzano six miles southwest of Unionville for 1918 season. Breeders A E Huston offers terms eight dollars to insure colt to stand and suck. mares removed from neighborhood forfeit insurance money due at once. Colts held for service per law.
A pure bred Percheron stallion from the Society of American Records gains notice for foal getter quality and sire traits. The horse secured a first place in its age group and demonstrated strong performance despite incomplete details in the report.
A dark roan seventeen hands horse named Grade Road is described as large with style and action. Previously won first prize as a single driver and all purpose horse at age eight and is noted for closeness to the old Sea Form horse.
Pure Bred number 111481 percheron stallion listed by the Percheron Society of America. Sired by Matador 64968 and Calypso 25017, very dark grey with an expected mature weight of two tons. Insurance costs, service fees, and mare insurance rules noted. mares leaving county or changing hands forfeit insurance.
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