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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 19, 1920
Page
2
The text suggests a person named Al suffered a severe wound or incident but survived, being out again within a few days. Details are incomplete, with garbled phrasing and missing context about where and when this occurred.
Dr W J Mairs, a well known and highly regarded Sullivan County citizen who represented the area in the Legislature in 1917 and 1918, died at his home after a period of ill health.
In West Grove Iowa residents split into rival factions after wires are found cut on a recent night. Three young men claim responsibility and allege who did the cutting. Carl Lamb is arrested on bond as Juamb asserts he was home and can recount his movements. Community reaction grows tense with local factions testing loyalties.
A Grand Rapids farmer reports Dr. LeGear stock powders increased his Jersey cow milk output and butter fat over five months, with eight to twelve quarts daily and fat rising from five to twelve pounds weekly. He endorses the product and promises satisfaction or money back. The note also mentions newsprint costs rising, forcing papers to raise rates, citing the Globe-Democrat.
An article describes a horse named Mr Lutherarmen in Valley Park being cut on the knees and healing with Dr LeGear's Antiseptic Healing Powder. It promotes carrying the remedy and its claimed protection against infection as spring civic efforts begin. It also notes a guardian notice for William Bcott in Putnam county Missouri dated 1920.
A reader reports severe kidney pains and digestive distress ending after using Tanlac. Both she and her husband credit the medicine with full recovery, weight gain, restored appetite, and renewed ability to work, urging others to inquire locally. The note lists Unionville and Lemonville distributors and mentions a late incident of a depot safe intrusion.
A brief note discusses a supposed rapid cure for acne pimples and blotches by a physician in Kansas City. It mentions a focal treatment and asks if the method can be trusted, warning readers to seek professional medical advice.
Notice is hereby given that the annual stockholders meeting of the Farmers Bank of Livonia will be held as specified by the official notice. Shareholders are advised to attend to discuss company affairs and vote on matters presented.
A notice dated June 2 1920 states the first stockholders meeting of Unionville Bank Missouri will convene at 3:00 a.m. and run at least three hours in the Bank building. The agenda includes electing directors for the coming year and voting on increasing the number of directors from to nine, with any other business as needed. Attest: G F McCutchen president and H L Hehman secretary.
Notice announces the Chariton Bank of Worthington Missouri will hold a stockholders meeting at the bank building on May 31, 1920. The session begins at 1 pm and lasts at least three hours or until the stated purpose is achieved. The meeting will elect five directors for the coming year and handle any other proper business. Attested by President Hiram Hatfield and Cashier M Jaggar.
Guardian of Bryan Mullanix and other minors will apply to Putnam County Probate Court at Unionville on June 14 1928 for permission to resign as guardian of person and estate. The notice names the guardianship and requests order to end guardianship upon resignation.
The administratrix Ida L Stout will make final settlement of her accounts for the estate of Thomas Stout deceased at the next term of the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri to be held in Unionville on June 4 1927.
The administrator Millsar of the estate of James FE Jackson deceased will present a final settlement of accounts at the next term of the Probate Court in Putnam County Missouri. The session is to be held at the courthouse on June 4 1920 at 9 am.
Public notice announces Jasper J. Morris as administrator of John H Morris estate in Putnam Missouri. Creditors must file claims by one year from April 1920 grant date or be barred. probate judge Valentina certifies. The notice is dated May 5, 1920 and bears the probate court seal.
A purebred gray Percheron weighing about 1800 pounds foaled July 9, 1912 is described as a sure foal getter with a fine disposition. Pedigree available at the barn. Known as the aR. Culler, he will make the wagon of 1920 at my barn located 1 4 mile north of Central City.
Public notice lists officials including Governor Lieutenant-Governor State Auditor and others authorizing sale at Astonville Missouri on the fifth day of May. The sale offers all rights of J Mullenix and Ettle Mullenix in real estate to satisfy debt and expenses, with Elisha Dickson as Trustee.
The administrator of the estate of John C. Drum will file final settlement in Putnam County Missouri on April 14, 1920, to reconcile accounts with the estate and probate costs. Trust Deed details reference J x Mullenix and Ettie Mullen to Eliza Dickerson, conveying land in Putnam County described as fractions of sections and quarters.
Administrators of the estate of John W Tucker will make a final settlement at the next term of the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. The session will be held at Unionville in maid county on June 14 1920. Lee B Tucker JL Tucker Administrators.
Notice states the administrators of the partnership estate John W. Tucker and JL Tucker will present their final accounts for settlement in the Probate Court of Puta or Mi tonri at Unionville on June 14 1920 in the county.
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