Republican brief from March 5 1802 issue
A compact notice from The Republican dated Wednesday March 5 1802 notes subscription terms at one dollar per year in advance and mentions a secondary matter in German text about a bate and trade context.
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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1902
Page
4
A compact notice from The Republican dated Wednesday March 5 1802 notes subscription terms at one dollar per year in advance and mentions a secondary matter in German text about a bate and trade context.
A long digest covers Prince Henry's reception in America, Marconi's Atlantic wireless link, policy stances of R C Kerens and B F Carroll, Patterson floods and $72,000 ransom claim on Miss Stone, and push for Panama vs Nicaragua routes. Exposition delays and political salvos frame a busy page of early 20th century affairs.
A stream of notices from Unionville and surrounding areas shows candidates announcing to the Putnam County Republican voters. Names include T Roptison, Johnson, Nakrin Coleman, and others seeking county clerk prosecutor attorney treasurer probate judge and presiding judge.
Notices announce candidacies for associate judge positions in the Western and Eastern Districts. Thomas P Draper of Powersville, February 18, 1902, and A Halnley of Jackson Township express Republican support and intent to seek renomination via primaries. M McAnelly of Esper, Missouri, dated February 1, 19K, submits candidate notice for the county court judge seat.
Report covers term from October 28, 1901 to February 21, 1902. Enrollment 46 students and average daily attendance 82. Lists numerous students with grades and several family names including Archer Casady Collier Lynch Guffey Jones Kinnel and others. teacher noted as Lora Wat.
The Petty school closed February 14 1902 with total enrollment 83 and average attendance 259. Names listed include Maud Abbott Earl Abbott Vaughn Abbott Shannon Albright Earl Albright Fannie Albright Porter Barnthouse Bessie Barnthouse Luther Brown Dade Brown Jessie Cooper John Cooper Lulu Cooper Arthur Davis Clarence Davis Otis Davis Charley Fruits Dora Fruits Melvin Fowler Henry Fowler Earl Graves Garnett Laffoon Hugh Mannon Maudie Mannon Joe McAnelly Ocar McAnelly Fort McAnelly Doyle McAnelly Robert Wessel Oscar Wessel Oren Wessel Millie Wessel Nina Wessel Roy Wessel. Patron invitation extended by Jas R. Mathesan, Teacher.
Unionvitiz Missouri March 5 1902 prices changed weekly by 8 H. Jacks Co and subject to market changes Miscellaneous corn new 66c Timothy seed 2 50 per bushel beans 150 to 2 00 eggs 16c butter 16c lard 10c beeswax tallow rags per cwt feathers geese duck hides poultry chickens roosters turkeys 7c to 12c wool collars bridles whips and saddlery gear offered by A M Swett note urging paper arrears payment Conger Martin.
A. M. Swett advertises in Unionville stating 28 years in business and the lowest price ever, inviting calls to view bulls on the west side square. J. D. Jesse of Browning Missouri notes good colors and good individuals with reasonable prices.
Farm for sale one mile southeast of Unionville Missouri on a main road. About forty acres in cultivation with a large eleven room house, a rood barn and outbuildings. Water wells cistern and pond plus fruit trees including apples peaches cherries plums pears apricots and more. Ten minutes from town. Price two thousand dollars. Also forty acres grassy adjoining at thirty dollars per acre. Call or address E A Wortsy Unionville Mo.
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