Miss Ruth Doane Austin left a long life in Missouri
Ruth Doane Austin born October 16 1857 in Morgan county Indiana died April 5 1915 at Browning Missouri aged 57 years 5 months 19 days she married Arannah E Austin April 12 1876 and had four children all living Funeral at Baptist church with Rev Henry of Meadville and interment Jenkins cemetery also notes Missouri crop report and regional agricultural conditions with weather and wheat prospects.
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Ruth S. Doane
Morgan County
Indiana
Browning
Missouri
Bentonsport
Iowa
Adams County
Illinois
Arannah E. Austin
Henry of
Meadville
Baptist Church
Jenkins Cemetery
Austin
Home Circle Inspiration on Kindness and Self Control
A lengthy moral piece urges readers to be kind to neighbors seek the good in others and imitate strong virtues. It warns against idle minds and two faced people while stressing daily effort humility and thoughtful speech to improve personal relationships and character.
Card of Thanks from A R Austin family
We thank friends for acts of kindness shown during the sickness and death of our wife and mother. A R Austin and children.
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A. R. Austin
Missouri The Greatest and Its Agricultural Prowess
J. Kelly Wright, Missouri corn expert, extols the state's greatness. He says Missouri leads in pure bred cattle and light horse production, has the largest nest of hens, and grows vast strawberries and apples from Stark Bros. trees.
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Carl Hagenbeck
Missouri
United States
Kansas
Scott County
Kentucky
J. Kelly Wright
Missouri Corn
Union
Stark, Bros
Kate Kane Blackman 184?–1915 Obituary From Missouri
Kate Kane born in Adair Ireland on July 29 184? died in Sullivan county Missouri April 1 1915 aged 75 years 8 months 2 days. Emigrated to America 1858 lived in Vermont Michigan then Missouri 1873. Married Henry Blackman April 29 1874. Survived by husband a son George H two brothers two sisters and others. Funeral held at Mt Zion church Saturday. W. W. Clay.
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Kate Kane
Adair
Ireland
Sullivan County
America
Vermont
Michigan
Missouri
Henry Blackman
George H
Blackman
Mt. Zion
W. W. Clay
High School Notes And Upcoming Events
Christine Gable was absent late last week. Miss Caroline Biswell visiting from Ful ton college. Lara Wallace and Blanche Tripp visited Monday afternoon. Patrons Day set for Friday April 28. The high school prepares a play Higbee of Harvard to be staged soon. Dewey Nickell returned to school Monday after an absence. The high school literary group continues activities.
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Christine Gable
Caroline Biswell
Fulton
Lara Wallace
Blanche Tripp
Higbee
Harvard
Dewey Nickell
Dewey
High School
Parson Advertises in Advance for Life and Marriage
A Higginsville minister emphasizes practical religion in a bold Advance notice. The preacher urges attendance at services and offers marriage and funeral guidance, inviting calls to 357 or visits at the parsonage. The Kansas City Times notes the promotion.
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Higginsville
Bis
Kansas City Times
Farm yield estimates show large grain totals
The figures indicate about 35,000,000 bushels of corn 4,432,000 bushels of wheat and 3,892,000 bushels of oats. These totals reflect substantial harvest activity across farms.
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Linneus High
Linneus
Altho
Paul Neet
Russell
Dick Thurlo
H. D. Stone
Glenn Freeland
Beverly Bolling
George Bailey
Earl Bingham
Claude ‘ Riddle
Guilford Woodworth
Missouri Crop Report
Columbia
Missouri State Board of Agriculture
West
Southeast
Hes‘sian
Northeast
Northwest
Central
Southwest
Home Circle
Satan
Misus
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