Obituary and funeral for Daniel Jackson Jolley
Daniel Jackson Jolley former Duncan township clerk and long time resident of Coulee City and Brewster Washington dies after two years of illness. Born October 26 1858 in Jolleyville Pennsylvania he taught school and raised a large family. Survived by widow Mrs Jolley and many relatives. service held at Brewster Congregational Church with interment in Hoover Cemetery. The body to be shipped to Browns Missouri for final burial.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
D. J. Jolley
Coulee City
Brewster
Washington
B. T. Jolley
J. R. Lantz
K. M. Duncan
D. P. Myers
Shafter
Lyda Smith
Linneus
Duncan
Hoover Cemetery
C. S. Barnum
Daniel Jackson Jolley
Congregational Church
Jolley
Jolleyville
Pennsylvania
Missouri
Luella Hoselton
Purdin
W.M. Jolley
St. Andrews
Wash
Earl Jolley
D. F. Jolley
Browning
Chula
Carlos Jolley
Ford, Wash
Guy A. Jolley
Plain, Wash
Marjorie Merrick
Onte
Okanogan
Brewster Flat
Pa D. Merrick
Kincaid
Brewster Commercial Club
W. C. Hamilton
Browns Missouri
Purdin High School Carnival Friday Night
Purdin High School announces a carnival Friday night February 19 with door admission ten cents. Also Baptist Ladies Bazaar set for Saturday April 3 at Carter Palace Cafe, hosted by the ladies aid of the Baptist church. A 240 acre pasture land rental offer details a blue grass pasture, pond, tanks, windmill, fence, timber and shade with four barb wire fencing priced at 2.50 per acre, contact S. H. Linhart Browning Mo PO Box 3.
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Purdin High School
Baptist Ladies Bazaar
The
Ladies Aid of the Baptist Church
Carter Palace Cafe
S. H. Linhart, Browning
P. O
Fire alarms trigger two near misses in Noble streets
Thursday morning a faulty alarm at the Joan Seaman home prompted firefighters to respond, finding no fire. Friday noon a blaze engulfed the attic of Mr. and Mrs. Guy Coon’s house on the Dr. Hunter property. the bucket brigade and fire wagon quickly contained it, thought to start from electric wiring, with the Coon family relocating to the Stewart property across the street during repairs.
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Noble
Joan Seaman
Guy Coon
Dr. Hunter
Coon
Stewart
Card of Thanks for Fire Aid and Contacts
We thank all who assisted us during the fire Friday February 12. Mr and Mrs Guy Coon express gratitude for help received. Also listed are baby chicks for sale and Bourbon red turkey toms from Mrs Alfie Gooch Route 3 North Salem Browning via switch write or call.
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Guy Coon
North Salem
Browning
Alfie Gooch
Lincoln as the Modern Man of Sorrow in Harmon's Speech
Rev. Lloyd V. Harmon of St. Pauls Methodist delivers an address on Lincoln at the Linen Day dinner, praising Lincoln’s life carved by hardship. He cites four pivotal experiences including his mother’s death, Ann Rutledge, a close friend’s loss, and the New Orleans auction block that spurred emancipation. The talk lauds Lincoln’s honesty, bravery, and the lasting legacy of the recreated republic.
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Lincoln
Lloyd V. Harmon
St. Paul's
Hermon
Harmon
Republic
Reverend. Harmon
Reverend Harmon
Ann Rutledge
New Orleans
Lincoln Day Banquet Reflects Civil War Union Spirit
Congress faced opposition yet Lincoln prevailed, his metaphor of the ax and pen cited to free the negro and save the Union. Reverend Harmon's address followed patriotic readings and songs. The Lincoln Day dinner drew Civil War veterans and families, with over 100 attendees. Plans exist to visit city schools on February 19 to repeat parts of Friday’s program.
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Congress
North
Lincoln
Harmon
Dr. Harmon
Percy A. Burkaker
Soris
February Spezial for Poultry and Farm Goods
February edition lists prices for handmade disks at two dollars to two fifty, a six to eight foot range. It notes eggs for hatching from Rose Comb White Wyandott, with savings on eggs, and mentions Mrs. F J Alspach and Mark Alspach as sellers.
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Mark Alspach
F. J. Alspach
Band Elects Officers At American Legion Meeting
An enthusiastic band organized with twenty members at the American Legion offices. W A Bond elected president and N W Phillips secretary treasurer. A substantial treasury balance funds a director and conductor. negotiations with an experienced instructor are underway. Rehearsals planned twice weekly. Thursdays for beginners and Fridays for older musicians, with 1925 band personnel and older musicians likely to participate.
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American Legion
W. A. Bond
N. W. Phillips
Comets
J. B. Carter
Dewey Laskey
Jewél Robinson
J. P. Bolling
Jas. R. Williams
B. J. Harvey
Wm. Ware
Lester Peters
J. C. Shouse
Sherborn Fields
A. D. Peterson
Gale Thurlo
Arthur Mundell
Carl Brassfield
Frank Powell
Frank Dearing
Chas
Laing
R. M. Calhoun
Guy Adams
P. L. Gooch
Bailey Hardware Prices on Sure Hatch and Klondike Incubators
Notice urges customers to confirm prices before purchasing. Mentions Sure Hatch and Klondike incubators available at Bailey Hardware.
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Bailey Hardware
Pastor E. J. Powell Named New Pastor
At a Baptist church business meeting in Liberty Rev. E. J. Powell was elected pastor by a 20 to 12 vote. Powell is described as a learned scholar and forceful pulpit orator, with the church securing his services.
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E. J. Powell
Liberty
Powal
Clover meet ing yields county farm progress and a wedding
County Agent Hall led a Linn County soil and crop improvement meeting at Linneus Court House with seventy seven delegates, backed by Linneus Chamber of Commerce. The day included talks by F. P. Schowengerdt and C. E. Carter, a banquet, and an afternoon session. Al Brown married Miss Laura Petty at Squire J. P. Tyrer’s home, the couple residing near Shafter with a large turnout of friends.
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Hall
Linn
Linneus
Linneus Chamber 4 Commerce
Debgates
Chamber of Commerce
F. P. Schowengerdt
C. E. Carter
Gilmer Banning
Dr. J i Hunter
Earl Good
Sesson
Yurt House
al Brown
Miss Petty
West of Town
Mr. Brown
Squire J. P. Tyner
Jim
Laura Petty
Jackson Township
Chicago
Commonwealth
Shafter
Dr Palm to Visit March Second with Guaranteed Glasses
Announcement repeats Dr Palm visit on March second offering guaranteed glasses and low prices. Brief notes mention a surprise birthday dinner for Mrs G D Prather aged fifty eight with relatives and plans, plus an item for sale including a Princess Economy Range stove and a piano at the Prather residence near town.
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Dr. Palm
G. D. Prather
Prather
L. O. Carpenter
Carter Alspach Wedding Seals Fri Linneus Union
Edgar Carter and Helen Alspach wed in Linneus after securing a license and a calling of Judge Arthur L. Pratt. The couple, both graduates of the local high school, begin their life at the groom's home with hopeful wishes from friends and the Leader-Record.
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H. F. Careter
Willow Vale
Harness repair and oiling offers at P. P. Kollasch shop
Now is the time and P. P. Kollasch's is the place to get your harness repair sd and oiled before the spring cash begins. Our prices for oiling and repairing will be the most reasonable and the work can be done right now. If you contem plate buying a new set of har ness, collars or pads as well as parts of harness it will pay you to visit my shop and get prices. Our shoe hospital is worthy of our patronage.
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P. P. Kollasch
Fuller's Hog Sale at Green Front Barn March 6
M G Fuller, noted Poland China hog producer from route, placed an order for advertising a sale of thirty five bred sows at the Green Front Barn in this city on Saturday March 6. He has over twenty years in the pure bred business and pledges quality. Watch for ad.
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Danj, Jolley
Rev. L.V. Harmon
Jad
Ves
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