Commercial Club forms with officers elected at opera house
Last Wednesday night the Commercial Club completed its organization at the opera house. Joe Nicka was named secretary and J Smith treasurer. A committee was appointed to liaise with authorities on bridge work and other town improvements. A next meeting is set for April 23. Members urged broader cooperation and invited new joiners.
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Opera House
Messrs. B. Fields
J. Roy Mairs
A. M. Elliott
Joe Nicka
J. S.mith
Ooen
Benairs
Town
Comrcial Club
Obituary of Charles Smith Tomlin from Pleasant Plains
Charles Smith Tomlin, born April 12, 1861, at Pleasant Plains Illinois, son of Edwin and Margueret Minn, married Ella ver of Browning in 1887. He joined the Methodist Episcopal Church in 1877 and served as a devoted church worker until his death at the Missouri conference. He contributed generously to the church and community, remembered as an earnest and charitable member.
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Charles Smith Tomlin
Edwin
Margueret Minn
Pleasant Plains
Nquamon County
Ill
Browning
Ellaver
Tomlin
Noble
Christian Chargc
Iaid
Beloved resident laid to rest after April services
An apparent local obituary notes a short home service on April 10 conducted by Rev. Clarence M. Fish and an Odd Fellows rite. The remains were moved to Meadville then shipped to Pleasant Plains Illinois for funeral services and burial at Bethel Church, the deceased's childhood church, with Rev. Clarence M. Fish officiating.
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Bors
Clarence M. Fish
Odd Fellows
Meadville
Pleasant Plains
Ill
Bethel
Church
Bargain offer for Kansas City Daily Journal subscription
Advertises a special rate with the Kansas City Daily Journal renewing for the home paper. The Journal is promoted as publishing world market news and offering many features, inviting readers to visit the office to renew at the reduced price.
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Kansas City Daily Journal
Daily Journal
Roll of Honor Names From Across The States
The list includes R. H. Moore of Scott Kansas Herbert Hamilton route 1 John F. Tucker route 4 L. W. Almond North Salem F. L. Maggart route 4 James Fields Roger Miss Ella Keithley city R. A. Creason route 1 James A. Carmack Star Route J. H. Anderson Woodland Cal i W. D. Duckworth Kingman Kansas Mrs Anna Fields Agra Oklahoma by C Thurlo Mrs Sada Glenn Linneus C N Russell route 1 G W Lantz city C I Grice Pur din Dan Haley route 2 W R Haggard route 2 Hiram Kenley Cora and E R Warren route 1.
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R. H. Moore
Scott
Kans
Herbert Hamilton
John F. Tucker
L. W. Almond
North Salem
F. L. Maggart
James Fields
Roger
Ella Keithley
City
R. A. Creason
James A. Carmack
J. H. Anderson
Woodland
Cali
W. D. Duckworth
Kingman
Kan
Anna Fields
Agra
Okla
C. Thurlo
Sada Glenn
Linneus
C. N. Russell
G. W. Lantz
C. I. Grice
Purdin
Dan Haley
W. R. Haggard
Hiram Kenley
Cora
E.R. Warren
Homer C Tripp Dies at 25 After Short New Home Stay
Homer C. Tripp born November 27 1887 died March 30 1913 aged 25 years 4 months 3 days after three weeks at his new home He leaves a wife father mother three brothers one sister and many mourners His funeral was held at North Salem March List with large attendance and his remains laid to rest nearby Cemetery to await the resurrection of the Just by W W Clay.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Homer C. Tripp
Homer
North Salem
Just. W.W. Clay
Haggard Begins Foundation for Bailey Workshop Building
C W Haggard started the foundation Tuesday for a new workshop building for H C Bailey. The structure measures forty two by twenty feet and will be used by Powell and Darr.
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C. W. Haggard
H. C. Bailey
Powell and Darr
Auctioning a 1875 July 3 Enterprise bill in a baby shoe collection
C M Thornton preserves a bill from July 3 1875 at Enterprise. J J Thornton plans to enter it at the Linneus Old Settlers picnic. The document lists a Grand Rally with banter of baskets water candy and music in a shaded grove near George Long's with no intoxicants allowed and notes officials and committee members.
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C. M. Thornton
Enterprise
J. J. Thornton
Crescent
Okla
Mr. Thornton
Old Settlers
Linneus
Franklin
Shady Grove
George Long
S. W. D. Southerland
Marshal
John Gooch
A. Swicegood
E. C. Hutchinson
Jo. Sherd
H. Cassity
A. Carr
C. Jessey
To Edit a Newspaper Says Talmage on Press Spirit
The sermon on the Spirit of the Press describes publishing as needing commander level skills and editing as a blend of statesmanship geography statistics and encyclopedic acquisition. It urges caution before starting a newspaper and humorously warns against madness or drastic acts.
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Talmage
Public libraries and newspapers as power in society
The passage extols libraries as reservoirs high above and newspapers as conveyors bringing knowledge to all. It asserts newspapers shape nations, connect literary figures to press, and frame religious discourse, arguing the Christian press functions as a right wing of prophecy.
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Christenden
Ernest Hamilton Goes to Dakota to File Claim
Ernest Hamilton of Humphreys visited today distributing bills for a play to be staged by the High School tonight. The school closed yesterday. friends shared baskets at noon for a community feast. Hamilton plans to spend the winter in South Dakota on a farm and teach school, leaving tomorrow. he thanks Humphreys for his teaching and wishes success in the new field.
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Ernest Hamilton
Humphreys
Hamilton
South Dakota
Notice of teacher election Browning School Browning
The Board of Education of the Browning School District will hold an election on April 93 for the position of superintendent and teachers for 1st and 2nd grades. Address all applications to J. D. Burwell, 4 Browning.
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Board of Education
Browning School
J. D. Burwell
Browning
Memorial for Sarah Sloan of Allentown N J
Sarah Sloan born June 7 1849 Allentown New Jersey died April 12 1913 aged 63 years 10 months 5 days. She married August 11 1870 and had three children two daughters and one son who predeceased her. She leaves a husband a son two grandchildren a sister in Long Island and a brother in New Jersey. Funeral at Mt Zion church April 14 with many mourners after joining Presbyterian then Methodist church. Burial in nearby cemetery with W W Clay listed.
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Sarah Sloan
Allentown
N. J
Long Island
N. Y
Presbyterian Church
Washington Letter Highlights Opening of Sixty-Third Congress
Washington reports the April 7 1913 opening of the Sixty-Third Congress with Champ Clark re-elected Speaker and Bennet Clark named parliamentarian. President Wilson reads his message, opens caucuses, and plans income and surtax reforms while Connecticut ratifies the direct election amendment. Bristow seeks court decision review. tax rulings affect corporations and refunds.
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Washington, D. C
House
Champ Clark
Representative Mann
Victor Murdock
Clark
Bennet Clark
Wilson
Connecticut
Secretary of
United States
Bristow
Supreme Court
Congress
Undertakers Supplies Near Browning Missouri
Undertaker offers a full line of burial goods including copper lined caskets grave vaults robes suits and slippers. Visit before you buy at 134 miles southwest of Browning Missouri.
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T. B. Mundell
Browning, Mo
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Commercial Club
Roll OF Honor
Dakota
OUR
Washington
Lodge
Williams
Adams
Undertaker
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