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Newspaper
Unionville Republican
Location
Unionville, Missouri, United States of America
Date
Sep 30, 1908
Page
4
All business communications concerning The Republican must be addressed to The Unionville Republican or Unionville Republican Printing. This instruction specifies proper names and formal addressing for official correspondence.
The piece criticizes Cowherd as a weak Democratic candidate and questions party integrity citing his campaign spending and local support. It argues Republicans will win with a normal vote and predicts Taft McKinley gains, noting Iowa Republicans harmonize after differences to back Taft. It closes by reaffirming the paper's unapologetic stance on commentary.
A public defense of direct honesty in politics describes opposing tactics as cowardice. The speaker insists on speaking plainly and condemns covert maneuvers in campaigns as bushwhacking. The President is cited as actively engaging in campaign influence, signaling persistent political activity.
The Republican editor reports strong south Missouri sentiment for McKinley as U.S. Senator and notes Lt Gov is the party choice. He praises Attorney General Hadley and the rest of the state ticket, predicting fighting chances for the ticket and reaffirming commitment to a square deal in Missouri.
A flurry of political moves unfolds over ten days as Hearst’s Archbold letters target Foraker and Haskell. The President weighs in tying Foraker to trusts while Roosevelt defends his administration, stirring resignations and sharp rhetoric amid a heated campaign scene.
The debate has driven political interest by linking the Taft candidacy with the present administration and the square deal, influencing public perception beyond a month of campaigning. Bryan’s protests are noted as part of the discourse.
The speaking itinerary for Lieut. Gov. J. C. McKinley lists appearances across Holden Knobwoster Lamont Ta Tipton Eldon Tuscumbia Iberia Wagnerike rocker October 3 with times ranging from 1 PM to 7:30 PM and various dates in late September to early October.
A public auction will be conducted at the Al Hoover place to sell farm property and assets. Details on date, time, and bidding terms to be announced by the seller.
An auction advertises sale of horses including a brood mare pair with foal, 9 and 10 years old, four work mules, a suckling colt. cattle with five milch cows and two calves. eleven sheep. five hogs. three sets of harness, two cultivators, two breaking plows, one cane mill. 8 to 10 tons timothy hay. Terms: 12 month terms over $5 with 8 percent interest if due. cash discounts for under $5. no removal until terms met. Auctioneer A McElhinney. organizer Alfred Haynes. Location 14 miles NW of Hartford, 9 miles E of Unionville, 7 miles S of Mendota.
Letters of Administration granted September 1908 by the Probate Court of Putnam County Missouri. All claimants must exhibit claims for allowance within one year or be barred from benefiting the estate. if not exhibited within two years from publication, they are forever barred. This 14th day of September 1908. Tt 4 F Kexeng, Administrator.
Letters of Administration for the estate of W. W. HumeReys were granted to the undersigned on September 3 in Putnam County Missouri Probate Court. All claims must be filed by a specified date to avoid being barred. Tt AVID Minza R. Admr.
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