Unionville Republican details 1908 publishing notes
Unionville Missouri newspaper item notes publishing company The Republican Printing Co and managing editor A J Martin. Addresses for business communications listed as The Unionville Republican or Unionville Republican Printing Co. Date September 9 1908 and note of post office second class matter.
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Unionville Republican Printing CO
A. J. Martin
Republican
Unionville Publican
Unionville
Missouri
Republican National Ticket and State Slate Listed
The article presents the Republican platform with President Taft and Vice President Sherman on the national ticket. It also lists Missouri state candidates led by Governor Hadley, with J. F. Gmelich as Lieutenant Governor and several state officials including J. E. Swanger, Jesse A. Tolerton, Wilber F. Maring, and F. B. Fulkerson. Local ticket details name W. W. Wilder, Noah Crooks, J. W. Magee, A. F. Keene, W. L. Pollock, and J. H. Holman among others.
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Republican
Herbert S. Hadley
Jacob F. Gmelich
J. E. Swanger
Jesse A. Tolerton
Wilber F. Maring
F. B. Fulkerson Railroad
W. W. Wilder
Supreme Court
Argus Cox
K. C. Court of Appesia
Davis
Republican County Ticket
H. R
J. H. Holman
Chloe Tingley
Seven Candidates Enter Missouri Senate Nominating Race
Announcement of John Kennish as Republican candidate for United States Senator adds seven contenders: Lieut. Gov. McKinley David W Bill R C Kerens John Kenniah of Jefferson City Jacob Smitter Versailles and C S Filley St Louis. McKinley campaign gains momentum amid early party enthusiasm.
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John Kennish
United States
McKinley
David W
Bill
Popular Bluff
R. C. Kerens
Richmond
John Kenniah
Jefferson City
Jacob Smitter
Versailles
C. S. Filley
St.Louis
Taft Sherman religion remarks distortions cited
The piece defends Taft and Sherman from claims of Catholic or Unitarian beliefs, noting Mrs Taft is Episcopalian and Sherman’s family church is Presbyterian. It condemns partisan attacks on religious faith in the presidential race and urges focus on character and public welfare over doctrinal labels. It argues for piety shown in deeds, not creed.
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Wm. H. Taft
Taft & Sherman
Taft
Taft Roost
Sherman
Lees
Deb Weia Commonon
Agricultural markets and local election fraud headline record
Farmers resist tax cuts while crop prices hold steady as hogs cattle horses and wool prices are cited. A Missouri ward faces a grand jury crook heavy ballot fraud with dead voters moved addresses and duplicate tallies noted by Globe Democrat. Aeronautics progress and local social notes follow with various visits injuries and harvest updates.
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St. Louis
Siapei
Wallace
Slare
Globe Democrat
Party Leaders Elected in Missouri Primary Committees
Walter S. Dickey was elected Republican state chairman with Rush C. Lake as secretary. Democrats re elected Harry M. Rubey with A L Harty as secretary. Prohibition chose C E Stokes as chairman with Julius C Hughes secretary treasurer. eighteen attended the platform vote. Socialist picks F Brinker as chairman Otto Paul as secretary and Otto Keemmerer as treasurer.
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Jefferson City
Walters
Dickey
Kansas City
Republican State Committee
Rush C. Lake
Harry M. Rubey
A. L. Harty
Bloomfield
C. E. Stokes
Julius C. Hughes
Richmond
F. Brinker
St. Louis
Socialist Committee
Otto Paul
Otto Keemmerer
Chariton Telephone Co to Elect Directors in October Meeting
Notice states stockholders of the Chariton Telephone Co will hold a meeting in Chariton Missouri on October 6 1908 at 2 00 p m to elect directors and transact other business as may arise.
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Chariton ‘Telephone, Co
Hala Das Chariton
Moodey
Elock
P. m
Coll
Seo
Calves Bought for 4700. Local Social and Travel Notes
Halley Ostin McCollum bought two steel yearling calves from Wm. McKinley for 4700 dollars. A Will Morgan dance drew a large crowd last Saturday night. John Worley and family visited his parents near Lucerne. James Jones and daughter Evelyn traveled to Green City on business last Wednesday. Mr. and Mrs. Clint Fullerton visited Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Jones last Sunday. James Crist and family moved to town for schooling. Wm. Smith brought stock home from Steve Smith's pasture last Thursday. W. Jones and son are shingling their house this week. Alley Reynolds digs for water with limited success. Crist hauled wood into town in recent days. Three Chicago visitors passed through en route to Kansas City, making the trip in two days from Chicago to Unionville.
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Will Morgan
John Worley
Steel
Lucerne
James Jones
Evelyn
Green City
Clint Fullerton
J. A. Jones
James Crist
Wm. Smith
Steve Smith
W. Jones and Son
Alley Reynolds
Chicago
Kansas City
Unionville
Star Brand Shoes Bold by Welker Davidson
Star Brand Shoes promotes comfort and fit with Bold by Welker and Davidson branding. The brief note highlights shoe lines designed for diverse foot shapes and improved support.
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Star Brand Shoes
Welker &, Davidson
Witty talk and odd old English names from 1658 jury list
The text recalls a Lanarkshire lodger quip about hunger sharpening wit and presents a list of peculiar 1658 jury names such as Faint Hot Hewitt and Stand-Fast-on-the-High Stinger, illustrating quirky period humor and archaic naming.
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Richard Cromwell
England
Hewitt
Redeenigh Compton
Stinger
Cole
Moreton
Book for a Meal: Parker’s Frugal Reading Tip
Sir Gilbert Parker suggests a thrifty way to acquire books by fasting for one day to afford three volumes. He told a London audience that a book can be bought for the price of a meal, underscoring a simple method to possess desired titles.
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Gilbert Parker
London
Cold hardy fish survive freezing winters
The article notes some fish endure extreme cold. Perch can inhabit frozen ponds in severe winters. Canadian whitefish caught through ice holes arrive rigid as sticks, yet thaw and show life signs.
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Canada
Cost of Keeping Shoes Shined in Chicago
A Chicago estimate puts annual shoe shining costs at 300000 dollars with profits claimed at 100000 dollars. The figure reflects spending by residents on boot and shoe care services.
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Chicago
Old Dutch Bible Found With Cain Slaying Abel Illustration
An ancient Dutch Bible discovered in Humanusdorp district Cape Colony features a frostispiece showing Cain firing a blunderbuss at Abel. The depiction reflects early biblical engraving style and local colonial engraving practices.
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Humanusdorp
Cape Colony
Cain
Abel
Borrowing Trouble Increases Shared Burden Not Reducing It
The remark notes that when someone borrows trouble, they do not ease the wider burden on others who carry the same concerns. It highlights collective impact and the persistence of communal strain despite individual actions.
Public Auction of Farm Stock and Implements near Unionville Misadyri
Public auction conducted by Wm Scotr & Son and A P McElhiny on a farm location eight miles northwest of Unionville and near Seymour. Sale includes 12 horses and mules four cattle herds with milking cows calves bulls and heifers. Also hogs spring shoats farming tools and vehicles. Terms: cash for small sums and six percent discount for cash on larger sums. 12 months on amounts over five dollars with interest if overdue. Lunch on grounds. Auctioneers listed.
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Unionville
Misadyri
Seymour
Tows
Delpha
Poland
Wm Scotr & Son
A. P, McElhinney, Auct
Oxford Down Rams for Sale Inquiries
A small advert offers Oxford Down rams for sale and mentions spare owes. Interested buyers should contact 5 C. R. O. Brown at R. F. D. Nol.
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Oxford Down
C. R. O. Brown
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