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Newspaper

Bowen Chronicle

Location

Bowen, Illinois, United States of America

Date

May 02, 1902

Page

9

Pan American railroad plan advances amid congressional debate

A presidential message endorsed Pan American railroad study and a 200000 appropriation for a commission to evaluate feasibility and regional commerce. The Pan American Congress cited a 5446 mile line with an estimated cost of 542,400,271, while senators warned of political and fiscal challenges and debated tariff and navy yard policies.

Imnan North South America Congress Pan American Congress Mexico City U. S Central U.S Pan American Pan-American Railroad Carter Mont Llarbor Hawley Committee On Military Affairs Secretary Long House Naval Committee Government Navy Yard Clark Oregon Edward Watson Meson Capt. Clark Warhington Fred Winston

Obituary of Sarah A Thompson from Circleville to Wynuka

Sarah A Thompson born November 7 1831 Circleville Ohio died April 1902 at home near Camp Point Nebraska pneumonia and heart disease after six days age 70 years 5 months 7 days. She was wife of H Brown and mother of four with two daughters Nettie and Mae McCartney. Funeral at daughter Mrs A J McCartney home led by Rev Kearvall from Romans 8 1 interment Wynuka Nebraska City. Floral tributes white carnations roses lilacs in abundant profusion.

Sarah A. Thompson Circleville Gseo H. Brown Camp Point Pearit Aubor Nebraska Christ Jesus Cain Alla Kearvall A. J. McCartey Wynuka Cemetery Nebraska City Jefferson and Orville Nettie McCartney Mae McCartney Beceie Aot Metime

Record Breaker William Aleshire Tops Insurance Contest

William Aleshire of Carthage Illinois wins the American Insurance Company's prize for the largest insurance business written in January through March 1902. He reported premiums totaling a record amount, surpassing all other agents in the Western department.

Aleshire Plymouth American Insurance Company Alestire D. Aleshire & Sons America Insurance Co D’lymouth Dewoinber Charles J. Sheledon Western Department Amerikan Lisure Newaes N.L Uthiae Hock Jbl Guark Gros Shire Sheldon Mer William S’. Aleshire

Notable Local Figures Honored in Post and Company Letters

Letters praise long standing service and trust within the Company and gratitude for patronage. Aleshire gains recognition as a leading businessman and friend, while a memorial note honors Commodore David N. Van Brunt. The document closes with resolutions of respect from Post 25 and the Illinois department, dated April 12.

Death notice for Comrade David N Van Bron in SPL Arle

An obituary notice from SPL Arle expresses sorrow at the death of Comrade David N Van Bron. It extols his virtues, loyalty, and community respect, notes his widow and children, and pledges mourning and sympathy. The post will publish a memorial in thirty days and drape the post in mourning.

David N. van Bron Wrenras van Broni

Through Colorado to California by rail with tours

Travel along the Colorado route to California aboard Pullman Tourist Sleeping Cars offered weekly excursions. The two person berth from Chicago or St Louis costs $6, with daylight mountain scenery en route. Request particulars and a 72 page California guide by mail.

California Seaver Salt Lake City Wee Ows Colorado Chicago St. Louis

Farmers swap butter with Montgomery Ward tale

A farmer near This neis Lown tried every grocery store but could not buy butter locally. He sent for Montgomery Ward and was allowed to view butter there. The note recalls a Baptist bazaar letter to Ward supplying items. Also mentions DeWitt’s pills and Frisco railroad expansion into Oklahoma and Indian Territory.

Thisneis Lown Montgomery Ward Souasy Roebek & Co Montgomer Frisco Oklahoma Indian Territory Dirst Hiss St. Loutis South West

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