Obituary of Gamaliel W. Baker of Browning Missouri
Gamaliel W. Baker born June 21 1826 in Clark County Indiana died February 4 1913 at Browning Missouri aged 86 years 6 months 13 days He married Jane Hart January 14 1849 and had eight children two sons and two daughters survive him James Marion and two daughters Laura Ida Elvira died young He lived in Iowa near Centerville moved to Indiana then Missouri in 1866 settled near Browning in 186? and to Browning in 1892 He was baptized at 19 and served as Deacon and Elder in Church of Christ He was a respected citizen and church leader deemed a faithful Bishop by his community
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gamaliel WY. Baker
Clark County
Indiana
Browning
Jane Hart
James Marion
Laura
Ida
Elvira
William L
Near Browning
Jasper A
Granada
Col
Mary C. Calhoun
Laclede
Elizabeth Keithley
Iowa
City
Centerville
Appanoose County
Missouri
Blue River
Church of Christ
Keithley Chappel
Rottman Orders Home Paper Sent to Ed
W. F. Rottman called Saturday and arranged for the home newspaper to be mailed to an individual named Ed, detailing delivery instructions.
Kansas City to Host Dual Part Auto Show
The Kansas City Motor Car Dealers Association will stage the Annual Automobile Show at Conventional Hall from February 17 to February 27 in two parts Pleasure Car February 17 to 22 and Commercial Car February 24 to 27. Sixteen dealers have reserved space signaling a record turnout with decorations costing about $20 000 and prominent electric displays lighting the hall all day and night.
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Kansas City Motor Car Dealers Association
Dun & Duncan to Buy Spring Goods in St Louis Market
Mr and Mrs K M Dun can depart Sunday for the St Louis market to purchase a large complete stock of spring dry goods for Fields and Duncan. The firm says it has been in business one year this month and thanks customers for support while promising good value and close margins to expand sales next year. They invite all to inspect the new spring goods upon arrival and discuss value.
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K. M. Duncan
St. Louis
Fields
Harmon's Letter From Perkins Describes Cushing Oil Field
In Perkins Oklahoma on February 5 1913 H Harmon writes to Joseph Nickell about touring the Cushing oil fields. He describes driving among derricks and wells producing oil reaching for a productive landscape and industry outlook.
Oklahoma Oil Boom Sparks 100 Barrel Hour Gusher
Cushing Oklahoma reels from the Laura Huron No 2 gusher spouting 100 barrels per hour, boosting district oil property values by millions, inflaming a rush of wells and new lines as White, Ufer, and Sinclaire push drilling amid fierce competition and high activity.
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Cushing
Okla
White, Ufer & Sinclaire
Oklahoma
Cushing Oil Fields
Cushing Fields
T. J. White
Exchange Naional Bank
Tulsa
Messrs
Ufer and
Sinclaire
Oil Company
Wheeler
Jessie Tiger Farm
Prairie and Gas Company
Charley Jones
Waters-Pierce
White Oak Grove honors top pupils in six months term
School closes with list of best average students by class including Glenn Freeland Claude Kenley Lester Fields Beryl Head Basil Taylor Neil Freeland Erma Beck and prize winners in rhetoric language and spelling led by Clarence Head Lee Ford Mabel Kenley Orryl Adams Joe Franklin and Erma Beck. Teacher Hermia F Adams thanks district patrons for their cooperation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Oak Grove
Glenn Freeland
Claude Kenley
Lester Fields
Beryl Head
Basil Taylor
Neil Freeland
Erma Beck
Clarence Head
Lee Ford
Mabel Kenley
Orryl Adams
Joe Franklin
Hermia F. Adams
Mrs L Holding Leaves for Polson Mont Home
Mrs L Holding, guest of Mr and Mrs R L Gibson and others, departed Saturday for Polson Montana. She reports satisfaction with the western home and notes Mr Holding's excellent business there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
L. Holding
R. L. Gibson
Polson
Mont
Birth and death notice for Margueretta Ann Lutchia Haynes Carter
Margueretta Ann Lutchia Haynes born September 23 1854 in Lee county Iowa. She moved to Missouri in 1870 near Browning and married L E Carter on March 16 1873 producing three children. She died February 7 1913 after eight months of illness with funeral services held at home and interment at Jenkins cemetery.
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Margueretta Ann Lutchia Haynes
John Haynes
Lee County
Iowa
Missouri
Browning
L. E. Carter
Lellia Nickell
Georgia Gooch
Rayns E. Carter
W. C. G. Potter
Jenkins Cemetery
Sarah Haynes
H. C. Haynes
Unionville
Benjamin Haynes
Larned
Kansas
B. D. Reed
Wheatland
Wyo
Laura Jones
Rosebury
Oregon
Carter
Edison wax records at reduced prices sale ad
Edison wax records offered at sale prices with four minute records for 1 cent and two minute records for 21 cents. Prices valid until the stock is closed out. Ady A. A. Healy.
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Edison
Ady
A. A. Healy
Fox Breaks Into Farm Sheets End
One morning at the Frank Johnson farm Harry Koch tried to drive off a grey fox attacking the sheep. After multiple failed attempts he fetched a neighbor’s gun and quickly killed the fox.
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Harry Koch
Frank Johnson
Harry
A Model School Opens Year With Strong Student Progress
A visit to the model school shows improved vocal music and steady advancement in other subjects. Supt Barker and assistants are praised for creating good order and high effort, inviting patrons to visit and participate in the school year.
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Supt. Barker
Barker
City Orchestra Formed By Local Musicians
A city orchestra was organized through the efforts of Herman Adams and R. C. Burk. Musicians include Guy Adams and A. A. Knifong on strings, Ray Duncar on clarinet, Geo Alexander, Rupert Jones and Jay Harvey on brass, Herman Adams and James Williams on trombone, Ross Burke on bass, Geo Williams on trap drums, and Mrs J R Williams on piano. Knifong named director.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herman Adams
R. C. Burk
Guy Adams
A. A. Knifong
Ray Duncar
Geo
Alexander
Rupert Jones
Jay Harvey
Jas. Williams
Ross Burke
Geo. Williams
J. R. Williams
Knifong
Card of Thanks for G V Baker
We express gratitude to friends for acts of kindness shown during the death and burial of our beloved father G. V. Baker.
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G. V. Baker
Income tax amendment becomes part of Constitution
Washington reports that with Wyoming and Delaware ratifying, the income tax amendment is now part of the Federal Constitution. It grants Congress the power to lay and collect taxes on incomes, marking a rare constitutional change since 1870.
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Washington, D.C
Wyoming
Delaware
Congress
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Kansas City
H. Harmon
Fulkison
Daily Oklahoman
J. H. Harmon
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Washington
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