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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Mar 26, 1902
Page
4
The Republican notes a subscription price of 1.00 per year in advance and the issue’s mailing details. It states the publication is entered as second class matter at Unionville Missouri.
Governor Dockery urges postponing the World’s Fair to 1904 while U S and British politicians clash over policy. Reports of cholera in Manila raise fears but U S sanitary methods limit risk. Missouri political scandal includes Horton Butler race fraud and a possible special election. General Miles faces scrutiny over lobbying and promotion to lieutenant general amid party tensions.
A Saturday disturbance at Chas Armfield's business in Powersville led to fights after partygoers insulted patrons. Armfield used a gas pipe to clear the crowd injuring Mick Summers who remains under doctor care. Charges were filed between Armfield, Summers, Pore and others with court dates set for March 25 and 26 in the Powersville Record.
The Chillicothe Commercial and Shorthand Colleges advertise year round sessions with immediate entry. Tuition certificates priced at 2500 for Commercial and 200 for Shorthand, with graduates reportedly securing good positions. catalog available from All ed Moore, President, Chillicothe, Mo.
A reader from Unionville states they did not oppose the Republican nominee for township trustee last spring and claims to have attended a county court meeting on election day. The note, dated March 25, asserts these facts while denying a prior dispute over county gate spending.
A local ad notes 28 years in business in Unionville and promotes the lowest prices ever, inviting customers to call and visit the West Side Square shop of A. M. Swerr for saddles and harness.
Charls A Hays announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Representative in Putnam County Missouri subject to the primary election. Unionville Mo February 25 1902.
A partial letter from Frank D. Golul solicits support for the Republican primary for Prosecuting Attorney. The missive requests favorable consideration and is dated February 22, with references to candidate Luceroe and electoral procedures.
Fragmentary report notes a candidate named Canty digasutes for a local primary race. No clear party, location, or dates are readable. Further readable details are unavailable in the fragment.
Independent reading of the text shows a fragmented local notice about a re election to a probate judges post. The message references voters, a Republican primary, and a candidate named Lorenz. The legible parts are incomplete, but indicate a call for support or an update on the election process.
A message from H Nawf et al of Unionville and others announces candidacy for the Republican nomination for Presiding Judge of the County Court subject to the primary election. The letters dated February 25 and March 4, 1902 express intent and request support in Putnam County and Candilacy.
A series of notices from multiple towns in 1902 announce candidacies for Associate or County Court judge from western and eastern districts. Statements urge support pending Republican primaries and reflect local party activity in Medicine Township Jackson township Edst or Martinstown taper Mo.
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