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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Jun 28, 1922
Page
4
Local notice announces Judy Gireult running for a seat in the August pay election. Details indicate campaign filing and eligibility but lack further candidate information.
A note from a candidate named Peters urging support in the upcoming primary election for the office of judge in a local judicial district. The message emphasizes appreciation for any backing as voters head to the polls.
James W. Gillum declares his candidacy for Put County Circuit Clerk. He states he seeks the Republican voters' support at the upcoming primary election and asks for backing from local citizens.
Three candidates announce Republican runs for Putnam County Circuit Clerk. Lang Triplett seeks Putnam County nomination subject to Aug primary voters. Misa Bernice Porter also seeks the nomination and urges voter support on Aug primary day. J M Stille enters the race with similar aims and appeals for support at the August primary.
J W Jones announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Circuit Clerk subject to the August 1 primary. He asks voters for support and notes the decision rests with the electorate.
James W Magee announces candidacy for the Republican nomination to be Putnam County Prosecuting Attorney, subject to voters preference at the upcoming August primary election. He respectfully solicits votes from the citizens.
Lorenzo Jones announces his candidacy for the Republican nomination for Prosecuting Attorney to succeed himself and seeks voter support in the August primary election.
Fragmentary OCR notes reference a vote in August with names or entities unclear. The passage lacks a coherent event, participants, or location details to form a definitive summary card.
The note appears to designate a voter’s nomination for a primary election official on August 1. It references F. Boesch and mentions a process to nominate the official assigned to the election. The fragment shows a local procedural detail from a historical record.
T Valentine announces his candidacy for Probate Judge of Pure Nam County subject to Republican voters at the primary on August 1, 1922. He respectfully solicits their support.
A blunt primary appeal from Fred H. Drury asks voters in Putnam County to support his bid for the Republican nomination for Representative. The message emphasizes backing at the primary and urges confident backing from the electorate.
A terse political notice urges support for J. T Morgan for Presiding Judge of Putnam County Court. The action targets the upcoming August 1 primary election and asks voters to back Morgan.
Two candidates announce their bids for county judge positions in the eastern and western districts. Louis J Baquet seeks the Eastern District judgeship, subject to Republican primary on August 1. Ernest B Shearer runs for Western District judge, also dependent on the August 1 Republican primary.
Public notice declares sale of real estate in Putnam County Missouri by trustees under two deeds of trust. Properties include portions of sections 8 and 9 in townships 64 64 and range 17 17, totalling about 88 acres, with first liens and a $2,200 mortgage. Sale set for July 1, 1972 at the Unionville courthouse, 9 am to 5 pm, for cash to satisfy notes and costs.
In the Circuit Court of Putnam County Missouri a decree directs sale of real estate in Unionville. The East Half of the Southeast Quarter Section 20 Township 66 Range 16 totaling 80 acres will be sold at public vendue at the courthouse front door to the highest bidder for cash on a specified August day. Sheriff Rolla Robinson administers the sale.
Mendota resident George McMahon was in town on Saturday for business. Mrs. D V Valentine and her baby traveled to Pollock on Saturday to visit cousin Grace Hendricks. Mrs. W M Frost of Des Moines visited the Rhorns and J A Shirley homes on Thursday.
John Wood of Howland and Isaac Barnett of Mendota were here on business last Wednesday. Mrs Clara Leatherman went to Memphis Friday to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs S B Leatherman. Hazel Shelton of Carrollton visited her grandparents Mr and Mrs Geo Stuckey. Rowena Sory returned Friday from Exline Iowa where she had been visiting relatives. Dr W E Neil of Kirksville visited their daughter Mrs N W Gillum and family. Lettie Merrick returned Thursday from Lantr after visiting Esther Clark and Verner Merrick. Mrs A F Wehman and daughter of Burlington IA visited H H Potter before going to Centerville IA. Claire Magee and Russell Cooley left Friday for Macon and Jefferson City on business. From there Claire will go to Denver Wyoming for the summer. Mr and Mrs H Garcia, visiting Frue Benson and family, then went to Edin to visit Mrs Albert Benson before returning to St. Louis. Mabel Butler of Centerville IA spent weekend here for Baptist Home Coming and visiting friends.
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