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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
May 30, 1900
Page
4
Poem-like lines honor fallen soldiers from Lexington through Shiloh to Luzon. The Herald proclaims enduring flame of heroism, with history recording the muster rolls and the field of long ago where battles were fought.
Jefferson City lists Joseph Flory for Governor and W L Horterfield for Secretary of State. Oregon County names 8 P of Allon as Attorney General while Webster Groves nominates W B Hlbmen for Treasurer. Other offices show W F Bloebaum for Auditor and LEE T Robison for Prosecuting Attorney Unionville.
The item notes union Republicans in Missouri aim to achieve in November. It mentions Foley remedies for throat and kidney issues, references politicians Claix Dewey and others, and cites discussions of candidates like E. O Standard, Spooner, and Fairbanks. It reflects a period voice with disparate snippets and political chatter.
A note notes one of the largest American flags to float above the Eiffel Tower on July 4 as the Paris exposition draws crowds. The piece highlights U S patriotism and the world’s interest in the show and Uncle Sam’s stature.
A short health note promotes a natural remedy for constipation that acts promptly. A few small doses are claimed to regulate excretory functions so they can operate without further aid. Price 50 cents. Noah
Kirksville Graphic notes Hon. H. M. Phater appears the GOP’s unanimous pick for Congress in the First District. If he accepts the nomination, Lloyd will face a heated contest from start to finish.
A Willseyville New York resident Henry H. Richards reports a yearlong breast sore healed after using Banner Salve and praises the product. The piece also notes critics at a Methodist conference and remarks by Wall Street figure James R. Keene about money and politics.
The Bethany Republican criticizes former congressman A. M. Dockery for damaging the sheep industry and links tariff talk to higher costs for workers. A Worth county sale of 226 sheep fetched 6.10 dollars per head, six dollars above their prior value.
A letter to Mrs. Pinkham No. 46,970 from Pearl, Louisiana, extols the compound as a cure for a severe case and questions who would resist trying such a medicine. The writer asserts its effectiveness and urges others to use it.
The dispatches note Lord Roberts near Johannesburg suggesting early capitulation and fall of Pretoria. The piece cites a healthy treasury surplus in past campaigns, recalls Blaine-Cleveland surpluses, and quotes an Admiral asserting Southern prosperity and opposition to Bryan for President.
Abolishing the time limit on its pastorate, the Methodist church loses a strong claim to unity and the universal sentiment found in Methodism. The change enables ministers to build individual followings in various localities, a factor that once hindered unity among denominations.
Wa. S. Taylor was elected Kentucky governor by 2383 vote margin but Goebel was declared winner by legislature. Goebel was killed and Beckham assumed. Courts favored Beckham. the Supreme Court ruled it had no jurisdiction. Beckham serves as governor in fact despite not having a plurality.
The Boer peace supporters inform Secretary Hay that the nation should maintain strict neutrality. They argue no excuse exists to risk lives and treasure for distant Boers, stressing that the level headed majority favors staying out and avoiding trouble.
The State Republican convention earned praise and now First District Republicans meet in Kirkaville on July 10 1900 to select a congressman. M Pickler of Adair county is favored for nomination along with Edward Higbee of Schuyler county who declined due to business reasons.
The census shows 58 percent native born whites in Cuba, easing fears of a Haitian style black republic. About 140,000 Cuban voters will be eligible next month, with at least 80,000 Spaniards among them, and the voter eligibility rests on literacy or property ownership.
The text cites a tall population over ten years with illiteracy rates, listing total counts and marital statuses. It then shifts to a historical note on Decoration Day, praising veterans and civilitas as Memorial Day approaches, reflecting on the soldier’s living honor and the nation’s tribute.
Mrs. Peter Bucher died Thursday evening after a Monday morning illness described as apoplexy like. She was born May 17 1838 in Niagara County New York and lived in Putnam County for forty years. She married Peter Bucher in 1859 and survived by three children. two others died young. The Rev D E Statton preached the funeral at St John cemetery. Her family and community mourn the loss after over thirty years of marriage.
After months of suffering Joseph Dilliner died at his home nine miles northeast of town on Wednesday morning at 7 30. He suffered rheumatism for years and developed locomotor ataxia followed by chronic gastralgia. A native of Indiana, he came to Putnam county over forty two years ago and was an upright citizen. He was 83 years old at death and leaves Cordelia Stephenson his wife of thirty years. They had seven children, three died in infancy and one daughter died after marriage.
The deceased My W Duilliner, long time Baptist member, lies in state as funeral services were held last Thursday led by Rev. Wharton of Howland. A large turnout reflected community respect. Additional notes call for a June Children’s Day observance at Mount Harmony Sunday School and list local names such as Viz Geo Mia Lincoln Davis Ira Dilliner and others in county records.
A local push in Unionville endorses Nave s Topical Bible with favorable testimonials from T B Valent ing Mrs Ler Rozigon and others. Letters from W B Thornburgh Seymour Iowa praise the work s comprehensiveness and value for Bible students and teachers.
The piece explains methods to lure swarming bees into a hive. A May morning scene shows a barefoot boy alarmed by swarming bees while a mother prepares a new hive with vinegar ashes and water to clean the inside and welcome the swarm.
Fragmentary OCR item notes a medical sale or record entry concerning whooping cough asthma bronchitis or consumption with unclear name Baran and a date 26 with subscription number. Readable facts are sparse but indicate a licensed medical or sale entry from a period notice.
One fare round trip offers for events in Chicago and Kansas City plus Philadelphia convention travel. Tickets go on sale on specified June and July dates with good to return windows. Rates include Fourth of July specials and short distance discounts within 200 miles. Agent I W Jones Powersville Mc.
Prices listed for dairy and farm products including butter eggs beans top beef and hides. Items show price per unit such as per bushel per hundredweight and per pound with varying quality grades and seasonal adjustments.
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