Mrs Geof Davis Dies After Short Illness
Ida May McNulty born January 1 1841 in Foldyville Iowa died at home in the west part of town after a brief illness of heart trouble. She was 47 years 4 months and 3 days old and mother of five children Frankin Pranklin Adolphus Zora Nina with funeral set for Thursday at 2 30 pm from the family home with burial at Unionville cemetery conducted by Rev F Baker.
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Geof Davis
Ida May McNulty
Foldyville
Iowa
Kansas
Unisonville
Davis
DeHay Pranklin
Boynton
Adolphus
Zora
Nina
Hadley a Candidate for Missouri Governor
General Herbert S. Hadley writes that health improvements and party support prompt cautious consideration of a gubernatorial bid. He notes health contingencies and duties to the state may affect candidacy, while urging unity and signaling potential reelective officials and new names for lieutenant governor as Missouri Republicans position for strong leadership.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herbert S. Hadley
Walter S. Bickers
New York Life Building
Kansas City
Missouri
Spefova
San Aera
Herbert S. Hapury
Hadley
Becreery
Swanger
Wilder
John H Bathwell
Missouri Supreme Court Rules Sheriffs Can Seek Re‑Election
The court held that sheriffs serving their first term are eligible to run again under the four year term amendment adopted at the last general election. The ruling affects nearly every county, including Putnam, where Sheriff Hayes can seek reelection after his current term.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court of Missouri
Putnam
Hayes
Cole County
Supreme Court
Garrison-Goodrich Couple Wed at Bride’s Home
Garrison-Goodrich united in marriage at the bride’s parents home with only immediate relatives present. The ceremony was conducted by A efon at 9 a m. The couple planned a wedding trip to Pollock and Kansas City before settling in Unionville.
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Oscer-Garrison
Miss Fanoth
BE. A. Goodrich
Efon
Pollock
Kansas City
Waverly
Kansa
Wnsonville
E. A
Chicago
Unionville
Unionville man deserts wife and child with widow
Report claims a well known Unionville resident left his wife and child and fled with a young widow whose home has been in Unionville until recently. Details could not be verified.
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Unionville
County Court Minutes Record Roads Bridges and Aid Orders
County Court sits this week handling routine business. Items include bridge approvals in Wilson York Elm Sherman and Richland townships and a levy extension of 50 cents per hundred on county property. Warrants issued for temporary aid and bills for infirmary, asylum, jail, and clerical services.
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Penton
York
McConke
Sherman
John Lightfoot
Wilson
Joe Johnson
Elm
Herbert Croft
J Q Dickerson
Sullivan
Putnam
W. Dixon
Frank Stockton
Willie Corneilson
Jas. Gargiz
C W Dixon
Farmers Store
Lemonville
Mdse
Sebnelle & Sons
Jackson Merc Co
Unionville
Lemon & Howell
Lemonville Merc Co
M Shelton
Sal Ag
Townsend Pharmacy
Medinf
Jacob Baggs
Brdg
Perry Perkins
Sup
Barnard
Sup Co
Sup Co Treas
EC Colter
Wolf
Wyckoff
OL Wyckoff
Unionville City
Spee
Coffin
Metz
Frank Eddy
Altes
Chas Rex
F Nichols
Aden Tourray
Union
Colter
Seymour Postmaster Dies After Twenty Years in Office
Seymour postmaster J os ion died last Saturday morning at about 64 years old after four months of illness. The funeral was held Monday at St. Teo cock Morrison was an uncle of townsman J Chr sran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jo Ison
Seymour
Morrison
J. Chr Sran
Local Banks Compared as Community Builders
The article argues that large banks take bigger risks than small country banks while emphasizing stability. It claims the bank offers Wall Street securities loans and funds for home building, inviting locals to join the growing list of depositors who value accessibility and town development.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wall Street
Court records detail guilty pleas and dispositions in various cases
State v Thomas Fielding and State v Seth Fielding plead guilty to violating the local ordinance with total fines of 1800 dollars. A parole during good behavior was granted. Numerous other cases were continued, tried by jury for felonious assault, settled, or divorce actions granted, with several defendants paying costs or judgments.
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Thos
Seth Fielding
Opuion
Richmond
Chas
Eagle
Wm Ses
Doc Mullenix
John Points
Asault
Frank Stewart
Stella Stewart
State
Lineville
Unionville Tele Co
JG Wade
Mary Jr . Wade
Catharine Crist
Andrew Crist
Helton
Elizabeth Helton
Ethel Prompaod
Pearl Thompson
Larah Cullum
Bird Culluim
J A Helferstine
G W Pearson
Verna Wright
James Wright
Mary Norman
Chas. Norman
Katherine Spence
W. H. Scoben
J E. Barnes
G Diering
J. M. Lile
G W MacClasky
Chas W Wylde
Lenora Wylde
New Firm Set to Open at Harkins Old Stand
At yesterday's bankruptcy sale the Harkins stock drew bids from several foreign merchants but was bought by G. W. Jordan and W. O. Robbins for 1500 dollars. They will reopen the store in a few days as Jordan & Robbins handling general merchandise. A. C. Heuson bought a Cable-Nelson piano for the new venture.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Harkins Old Stand
G. W Jordan
W O. Robbins
Jordan
Jordan & Robbins
Putnam County
Milton Cauby Near Death After Severe Stroke
A Montana letter reports Milton Cauby suffered a severe stroke and is expected to die at any time. Cauby, former circuit clerk of the county for two terms, left the area about twenty years ago and now resides in East Helena.
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N. S. Wyckoff
Montana
Milton Csauby
Cauby
Hos
East Helena
Mont
Farmers Store Produce Prices May 6 1908
Prices listed for eggs butter poultry and various meats. Egg price per dozen, butter per pound, hens per pound, ducks and geese quoted in the May 6 1908 Farmers Store circular.
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Notaries Public
Rho
Serwlese
Milan
Livonia
Lancaster
Hart
Yeolth
National Bank
Circuit Court
Fielding Bros
A. C. Heuson
Cable-Nelson
Milton Cauby
Death's
Dr. Ev, Hanne
Tatmans Drug Store
Hanna
Jones
LcCutchen
Farmers Bank
Unionville, MO
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