Obituary of Susie Bell Jones of Linn County
Susie Bell Jones born October 3 1875 died February 2 1918 from pneumonia. She married John H Jones February 2 1896 and had four children. The couple later moved to Oklahoma before her husband died in 1912. She joined the Church of Christ in girlhood, was buried at McCollum cemetery beside her husband after services at Maple Grove Baptist Church.
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Susie Bell Jones
Thomas
Eliza Bell
Ethel
John H. Jones
Oklahoma
Church of Christ
Linn County
McCollum Cemetery
New Boston
Maple Grove Baptist Church
Will Coram
Cross Roads And Cora Community Notes
Cecil Dodson sold a span of mules last Saturday. N. D. Arnold was in Cora on business Friday. Marian Miller was a business caller in Cora Wednesday. Mrs H A Talbert of near Green City visited her parents from Saturday until Thursday of last week. James Dodson and wife went to Green City Saturday. Several in the community have lagrippe. Alva Franklin Gladys Grouse Wayne Jones and Dorothy Morris were guests of Mr and Mrs Rev Franklin last Sunday night. Rev Swafford could not fill his appointment at Cross Roads Sunday night January 26. Mrs Ed Bundridge and son Wesley who have been visiting relatives in Indiana returned home last Friday. Mrs Wm Foster of near Humphreys is visiting her parents Mr and Mrs T P Bundridge north of Cora. Mrs R E Lawrence and Miss Bundridge visited at the home of T P Bundridge Sunday.
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Cecil Dodson
N. D. Arnold
Cora
Marian Miller
H. A. Talbert
Near Green City
James Dodson
Green City
Alva Franklin
Gladys
Grouse Wayne Jones
Dorothy Morris
Rev Franklin
Swafford
Cross Roads
Ed Bundridge
Wesley
Indiana
Wm. Foster
Near Humphreys
T. P. Bundridge
R. E. Lawrence
Miss Bundridge
T.p.bundridge
Worth Knowing From Washington on World Prices and Agriculture
Information from Washington notes butter at 2.25 a pound in Berlin and five Ivory soap bars for 1.12. Wheat crop has been requisitioned by the French Government. Geneva consul reports livestock values late 1917: oxen 230, cows 2600, calves 180, hogs 32 cents per lb. USDA estimates only one day’s marketable surplus by January 1, 1938.
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Washington
Berlin
Geneva
Wiss
Department of Agriculte
U. S
Illinois plans farm course and fuel order impact noted
The report notes bilingual requirements for applicants and confirms automobiles remain under public utilities with garages exempted. Illinois education authorities organize February to May farm course. Smilage campaign reports suggest higher coupon book sales, though the fuel order delayed printing by six days. purchasers will soon receive books. Smilage books include coupons for Liberty theatres and camp entertainments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Washington
Liberty Theatres
Seed corn testing program set for Linn County high schools
County Agent Ross Nichols announces seed corn testing stations at every high school. Pupils will test farmer corn under the superintendent's supervision and be paid 15 cents per hour. Farmers pay half a cent per ear for the service. funds support Red Cross and Y M C A War Savings Stamps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Red Cross
Linn County
Ross Nichols
Kansas City Stock Yards Daily Livestock Prices Feb 11 1918
Livestock receipts at Kansas City were liberal with 15000 cattle 10000 hogs and 7000 sheep plus 3000 more cattle and 4000 more sheep than a week ago. Cattle steady with good demand, hogs and sheep lower due to large receipts elsewhere. Chicago opened with 60000 hogs and 25000 sheep, best Monday volume this year. Top hog price 16.25, most sales 15.90 to 16.20. hogs down 10 to 15 cents at open, 25 cents lower by close. Sheep prices softer after last week’s high. Moderate weather expected to sustain heavy movement.
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Chicago
Mississippi River
Kansas
Nebraska
Idaho
Wyoming
Kansas City
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Business Directory
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