Remnant of wise parents nurtures children for future
The passage extols modest girls and dutiful boys shaped by affectionate, prudent parenting. It praises a mother’s guiding influence and children’s healthful vitality, viewing wise parents as sea walls against folly and as guardians of wisdom and noble conduct.
Five Moore Children Die in Hutchison House Fire
In Hutchinson Kansas on March 20 the coroner removed five dead children from John Moore’s house after a blaze. Moore, the father, is jailed on murder charges as investigators reveal the skulls crushed and many neck stab wounds. The tragedy sparked widespread shock. The victims are Carl 12 Mary 10 Pearl 8 Charles 7 Lee 8.
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Death of Mrs. Rachel G. Bennett in Houston Township
Mrs. Rachel G. Bennett born June 10 1811 in North Carolina moved to Indiana as a child married Thomas H. Bennett January 17 1833 later settled in Houston township Illinois died March 15 1899 after a long illness. She left ten children nine living with several scattered across Nebraska Kansas Missouri and nearby towns. Funeral services were held March 16 conducted by Rev M S McCoy and interment at Ebenezer cemetery.
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Fred Dikerson Visits Family and Plans Horse Purchase
Fred Dikerson travels from Chicc ago to visit his sister Mrs. W. J. Carlin and friends. He plans to buy horses and reports a good position with a firm that is well pleased with his work.
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Odd Fellows Home Opens with Flag Raising Ceremony
The Odd Fellows old folks home on an 186 acre tract opened to the public on Tuesday with a flag raising at 2 o'clock. It notes that many men lack sufficient funds to contribute.
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Fire at Omaha destroys building killing two women
A blaze in Omaha Nebraska on Tuesday afternoon killed two women and seriously injured twenty four others during a Maccabees lodge session. The fire started from a gasoline stove explosion in a rear upper room of the structure.
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