Mary Jane Vaughn 1835 1911 Died at 75 in Missouri
Mary Jane Vaughn born in West Virginia August 12 1835 died February 3 1911 aged 75 years 5 months 21 days. She married Alexander Clevenger April 12 1858 Greensborough Pennsylvania, had ten children eight surviving. Funeral by Rev Hoov er at Asbury church. Burial near ice. Survived by eight children in Missouri and Idaho and Oregon. Her first husband died thirteen years before and second husband two years before. She was a loving mother Christian neighbor and beloved by all.
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Mary Jane Vaughn
West Virginia
Alexander Clevenger
Greensborough
Penn
Geo. Clevenger
Burns
Oregon
Anna Williams
Browning
Amanda Brake
Brunswick
Dor Myers
Roger
Elizabeth Smiley
Harris
Catherine Short
Payette
Idaho
Edna Sayers
Humphreys
Clara Linhart
Clevenger
Heavenly
Solomon Wattenbarger
Mary
Hoover
Asbury Church
Ice
State House in Jefferson City Destroyed by Fire
Lightning struck Missouri's state house around 7 p.m. today burning the wooden tower and interior. The Senate chamber walls remain only, while the House offices and governor’s and secretary of state rooms were lost. Firefighters fought flames with no insurance coverage, fearing total loss of records. The building, begun in 1838 and remodeled later, housed a million-dollar plus loss and spurred plans for a more imposing structure.
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Jefferson City
State House
Senate Chamber
House of Representatives
Secretary of State
Callaway
Hadley
John P. Gordon
State Auditor
Sedalia
Senate
Capital
Mrs Mary G Kirby born near Huntsville Mo dies at 84
Mrs Mary G McClanahan Kirby was born Jan 8 1827 near Huntsville Randolph County Missouri and died Feb 4 1911 at Browning Linn County Missouri at her daughter Mrs Jas Neet home aged 84 years 27 days. She married James C McClanahan Feb 8 1858 and had eight children four surviving: T J McClanahan Gifford Mo C C McClanahan Zouchet Washington Mrs James Neet Browning Mo and Mrs H A Anspach Gifford Mo. James C McClanahan died Feb 4 1871. Sister Owens later cared for her mother. Funeral Feb 6 at 2 30 p m at home conducted by Elder J W Davis Kirksville Mo. Burial Jenkins Cemetery.
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Mary G. Kirby
Huntsville
Randolph Co
Browning, Linn Co
Jas. Neet
James C. McGlanahan
T. J. McClanahan
Gifford
C. C. McClanahan
Zouchet
Washington
James Neet
Browning
H. A. Anspach
Leiad
John. A. Owens Dee
Owens
J. W. Davis
Kirksville
Jenkins Cemetery
J. W. Davie
Card of Thanks from Mrs Edward Grim
Mrs Edward Grim extends heartfelt thanks to neighbors friends Brotherhood of Firemen and other railroad circles for help and kindness after her bereavement expressing sincere appreciation.
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Edward.Grim
Farm For Sale Or Rent Near Linneus Missouri
106 acre farm six miles north of Brookfield and seven miles east of Linneus in Missouri. Price 40 dollars per acre with 300 dollars cash balance and long time low interest. Also available to rent to a reliable man this year. See R F Wilson Linneus Mo.
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Brookfield
Linneus
R. F. Wilson
Linneus, Mo
Take Time Before Love Chooses A Partner
A Greenistic Journal message advises not to rush romance or marriage. It warns that initial charm may hide ill temper and unlovable traits, urging patience to ensure you choose the right person and avoid mistakes.
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Greenistic Journal
Telephone Company stockholders organize new system
The Telephone Company held a Thursday night meeting at the opera house to form the company and appoint a manager committee. John Gable K D Bolling J J Smith K M Duncan Asa Neet and Dr Ingram were named to oversee construction and operation with future stock assessments to cover costs. The group promises a financially sound system once completed.
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Telephone Company
John Gable
K. D. Bolling
J. J. Smith
K. M. Duncan
As. Neet
Dr. Ingram
Kind of Men Wanted in Today’s World
The world seeks men who tell the truth and face the world boldly. It values those who work hard, avoid laziness, and accept fair pay, contrasting with the fault lines of indolence and poverty.
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Giney
Local readers send subscriptions and money orders in 1911
J B Fleming and J B Parsons send payments and request delivery to Adair county. Scott Brown makes his annual visit and Allen Moore and Edward Hatch Jr. also contribute, while Joseph Nickell of Browning, Missouri sends a dollar for renewal of the Leaper-Recod. Denver reports light winter with little snow.
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Denver
Colo
Joseph Nickell
Browning
Joe
Missouri Farm Bulletins Free From State Board
Three new bulletins issued by the Missouri State Board of Agriculture are available free while supplies last. Included are the Missouri Crop Review for 1910 with acreage yield and value of leading crops, and the first and second five acre farm plans from the State Board of Immigration contest. Prizes include Anton Oppermann of St Louis for first plan and Mrs Kathryn Mockbee of Hughesville Pettis county for second plan.
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Missouri State Board of Agriculture
Columbia
Missouri Crop Review
State Board of Immigration
Anton Oppermann
St. Louis
Kathryn Mockbee
Hughesville
Pettis County
Wilson
Show Your Horses Shippers Near Browning Saturday
J. W. Fields and W. P. Carter, two large horse shippers from St. Louis, will be in Browning on Saturday February 1 to buy horses and mules. They offer top prices and expect to purchase a car load, so bring your stock to sell.
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J. W. Fields
W. P. Carter
Browning
St. Louis
House for Sale in Browning Area
Six room house in fair condition with a good well for sale. Enquiries to G. F. or C. W. Peters. Located in Browning.
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In. Browning
G. F
C. W. Peters
Cassity and Garrett Buy Eleven Horses in Milan
Cassity and Garrett purchased eleven head of horses during a Saturday trip to Milan and brought them home with them.
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Cassity
Garrett
Milan
Annual Meeting of Kaifong Grove Cemetery
Kaifong Grove Cemetery holds its annual meeting on Tuesday February 21 to elect a secretary and one director and to address other necessary business. Chester a
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Kaifong Grove Cemetery
Chester A
Card of Thanks From Mrs. Jas. Neet Family
The Neet family thanks friends and neighbors for loyal support during illness and death of their mother. They express appreciation for all kinds of favors and assistance received.
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Jas. Neet
Barn Open Day and Night Care Service Trial
A barn announces 24 hour care service for steam energy needs. The owner invites customers to visit and try the newly open facility at all hours.
Senator E. B. Fields Injured in Office Chair Fall
Thursday Senator E. B. Fields leaned back in his chair when the chair screw broke, causing a fall into the window sill and leaving him briefly unconscious. The incident details describe a plush covering on the sill and the resulting injuries.
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Sen. E. B. Fields
Ibor
Dr Mairs Unveils Birthday and Best Wishes Post Cards
Dr Mairs announces a new line of birthday and best wishes post cards featuring contemporary designs. The collection aims to offer cheerful, affordable options for personal messages and celebrations.
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Dr. Mairs
Also Mentioned on This Page
J. B. Fleming
J. B. Parsons
Adair County
Scott Brown
Scott
E. H. Moore
North Salem
Edward Hatch, Jr
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