Thomas A Daniels funeral and family obituary in Missouri and Oklahoma
Thomas Alexander Daniels born July 6 1872 Ottumwa Iowa died at daughter Eliza Browns home Pawhuska Oklahoma at age 72. Survived by wife four children and 13 grandchildren. funeral held at Carl Daniels home conducted by Rev J E Rudloff. interment Deep Springs Cemetery. Also notes a church meeting and various local anecdotes and humor items.
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Thomas Alexander Daniels
J. A
Elizabeth Daniels
Ottumwa
Iowa
Eliza Brown
Pawhuska
Okla
Adair Co. Missouri
Milan
Nancy Elmira Franklin
Carl Daniels
Browning
Jim
Albert Daniels
Stockton
Kan
Edd Daniels
Harlowton
Mont
Lee Daniels
Worthington
Maude Scarbrough
Untitled Notes From a Family Diary Week
A fragmented family diary recounts small events over three days. Ma gives a Christmas tie, Ant Emmy lends a scarf to hide it, and a coat covers both. Jane contemplates a suitor who enjoys sweets and jokes. Ant Emmy’s niece returns home after divorcing a penniless husband.
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Ant Emmy
Crisnas
Wensday
Jane
Trix
Ant Emmys Neace
Tax Collection Notices From County Areas
Ola F. Knifong, collector, announces tax collection days in Dun san township. At Artz Hardware in Reger on Friday January 26 and Citizens State Bank in Browning on Saturday January 28. The notice specifies a gathering at the collector’s residence Thursday January 25.
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Cora
Artz Hardware
Reger
Citizens State Bank
Browning
Dunsan Township
Ola F. Knifong
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Mrs Head on 24th Birthday
On Sunday January 7 at the Head home a surprise birthday dinner honored Mrs. Head's 24th birthday. Relatives arrived with baskets and a large table held cakes pies pickles salads and meats. After meals guests lingered for an old fashion visit as sunset neared and good wishes were offered. Attending were Mr and Mrs Sherman Hoskins Mrs Ella Hoskins and grandson Erlin Mr and Mrs George Boyd and children Zelpha and Paul of Ft Madison Iowa Mr and Mrs Lester Lawrence and daughters Verdie Irene and Alma Mr and Mrs Clyde Hoskins and Mr and Mrs Troy Head and children Gail Ramah Daniel and Bonnie Lee.
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Troy Head
Heal
Sherman Hoskins
Ella Hoskins
Erlin
George Boyd
Zelpha and
Paul
Ft. Madison
Towa
Lester Lawrence
Verdie Irene
Alma
Clyde Hoskins
Gail
Ramah
Daniel
Bonnie Lee
Poultry and Stock Medicines Offered by Peterson Garage
Dear farmer notice promotes worm powder for four horses at 50 cents and poultry powder for producers. It advertises veterinary vaccines and medicines for poultry and stock, with prices 29 and 196 cents, from E F Peterson, Barber Sales.
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Peterson Garage
E. F. Peterson
Barber
Quartet To Sing At Milan M E Church Service
The local quartet has accepted an invitation to perform three numbers during the regular song service at Milan M E Church next Sunday night. They will sing The Lost Chord by Sullivan The Holy City by Adams and Softly and Tenderly by Thompson. This marks their second appearance before the Milan audience.
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Mae Quarcee
M. E
Milan
Sullivan
Adams
Thompson
George P Fields Named Trustee Candidate
We are authorized to announce the name of George P Fields for the office of trustee of Duncan township subject to the will of the Democrat voters at the coming primary election.
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George P. Fields
Duncan Township
Harness Oiling and Shoe Repair by Gayle Ingraham
Gayle Ingraham offers harness oiling and repair services at reasonable prices. Bring harnesses for oiling, mending, and shoe work including half soles heels and sewing before spring work begins. patronage appreciated.
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Gayle Ingraham
Early schools in America show humble beginnings
The article traces colonial education from 1647 Massachusetts law requiring towns to appoint teachers to educate reading and writing, with meager pay and varied funding. It notes dame schools, church influence, tuition practices, and early curriculum of reading, writing, and the Bible, plus scattered funds from fisheries and gifts.
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America
Massachusets Bay Colony
Dedham
Mass
Massachusetts
Connecticut
New Haven
Plymouth Colony
New Amsterdam
New York
West India Company
Dutch Reformed Church
Rogers
Harvard University
Change of Address Requests and Editorial Plea
The editor explains subscribers often forget to update their address, leading to the postmaster charging two cents per misdirected card. Poorly written forms create delays and extra charges as readers move. Readers are urged to notify the newspaper of old and new addresses clearly to ensure uninterrupted delivery.
Willing Workers Club Meets Despite Downpours
The Willing Workers Club gathered on Wednesday January 18 with Mrs. Lucille Norvell for an all day session. Members arrived in installments amid showers and spent the day quilting, breaking for a noon respite.
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Willing Workers Club
Lucille Norvell
Baptist Ladies Aid Food Sale at Harvey and Neet Hardware
The Baptist Ladies Aid will hold a food sale at Harvey and Neet Hardware on Saturday January 28. Proceeds support church programs and community outreach with a selection of baked goods and snacks available for purchase.
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Baptist Ladies Aid
Harvey & Neet Hardware
Sat
Entertained Thursday Bridge Luncheon Recap
H E Wicker hosted a one oclock bridge luncheon on Thursday January twelfth. Miss Marjorie Rinehart won high score. Mrs. Quinn Becker took the lucky chair. Miss Lorene Burkholder earned the traveling prize. Attending guests included Mrs. V C Thuro, Mrs D A Taylor of Linneus, Mrs. Herbert Bailey, Mrs. Jas P Bolling, Mrs. W H Dickinson, Mrs. KM Duncan, Mrs. Opal Johnson, Mrs. S C Lants, Mrs. D Lay, Mrs J N Neet, Mrs A D Peterson, Mrs Geo Williams, Mrs J R Williams, Miss Lorene Burkholder, Miss Marjorie Rinehart, and Miss Eunice Wilhite.
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Vane C. Thurlo
Auction Bridge
James Anderson
J. D. Lay
D. A Taylor
Linnels
Chester Bagley
W. H. Dickinson
K. M. Duncan
Hollis Duckworth
C. W. Gooch
J.D. Lay
C.T. Johnson
Opal Johnson
H. E. Wicker
J. R. Williams
Lorene Burkholder
Lorraine Glaze
Violet Hooker
Alean Woodworth
Marjorie Rinehart
Quinn Becker
V. C. Thurlo
D. A. Taylor
Linneus
Herbert Bailey
Jas. P. Bolling
Last Chance for Special Journal-Post Rates
The Journal-Post urges readers to place daily orders before January 31 to lock in reduced rates. The daily paper will cost $5.00 and the daily and Sunday $7.80 after the deadline. The offer has been in force for weeks and will end soon.
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Journal-Post
First Baptist Church Sees Unusually Large Attendance
Church reporter notes two services with large turnout and strong reverence. Pastor commends the interest of worshipers while urging more to attend both morning and night. Bible School lesson next Sabbath titled Jesus and the Sabbath.
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Servic
Jesus
Duncan Accepts Management of M L Co in Brookfield
K M Duncan, vice president of Browning Savings Bank, resigns to become manager of Missouri Loan Company in Brookfield. He will start February 1, takes up duties after relocating with his family later in the year. Duncan has long served Brookfield, with roles on the aldermen, as mayor, and on the school board.
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K. M. Duncan
Browning Savings Bank
Missouri Loan Company of
Brookfield
Duncan
Family Dinner Highlights Taylor Home Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Taylor hosted a Sunday dinner on January 12 at one o'clock featuring guests Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor and daughters Lorene and Nina Clair, Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Taylor, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Norvell, Mr. and Mrs. Leland Norvell and daughter Clarice Nadine, Miss Etta Taylor, and Walter Taylor. A hospitable day was enjoyed at the home.
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Henry Taylor
George Taylor
Lorene
Nina Clair
Cecil Taylor
Vernon Norvell
Leland Norvell
Clarice Nadine
Etta Taylor
Walter Taylor
Local Sales Pitch On Counter Pads And Books
A storefront advertises with confidence that a major manufacturer offers cheaper sales books manifold books and cafe checks. Merchants are urged to visit the office for pricing and to compare quality and savings on counter pads and related items.
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Merchant
Style Show At High School Auditorium February Event
Humphreys church group sponsors a style show and entertainment at the high school auditorium on Saturday night February 1. Readings and a three act play supplement the pageant of fashion. Browning will be represented by W H Dickins ons Store and the Farmers Store. Many prizes will be awarded.
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Methodist Church of
Home Talent Vaudeville at Electric Theatre Draws Overflow
A Tuesday night home talent vaudeville show at the Electric Theatre drew an overflowing crowd. The program lasted about two and a half hours and was praised as high class. The closing acts included Get Off My Foot featuring Merril Peterson and Jack Smith. Also listed were The Turnpike Station Agent with Floy Kenley and Arthur Rinehart.
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Electric Theatre
Merril Peterson
Jack Smith
Turnpike
Floy Kenley
Arthur Rinehart
Misfortune letter from Hubbard couple to Leader-Record
C C and M E Hubbard write from Oklahoma City to Editor Leader-Record recounting their wife's fall and hip fracture. They note six weeks in a plaster cast with ongoing recovery and thank readers for its kindness. They send a five dollar gift and request continued book-keeping.
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Browning
Oklahoma City
Okla
Joe
Decca
Slice
Missouri
Kansas
Colorado
Leader
C.C
M. E. Hubbard
Tax collector to collect Benton township taxes at bank
Notice to taxpayers from Lorene Whaley collector stating she will be at the Bank of Purdin on Saturday January 28 to collect Benton township taxes.
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Bank of
Pur—din
Benton Township
Lorene Whaley
Real Spring Weather Grips January Mentioned
The article describes unusually fine January weather with springlike conditions, including cloudy spells and occasional thunderous rain. It notes nightly ground freezing followed by daytime thawing, birds singing, and optimism that more good days will precede true spring.
Leased Grocery by Merril Peterson and Shirley Couple
Have leased the grocery from Mr. Seely and taken possession. The new firm are rearranging stock and adding improvements. Mrs. Seely has returned home to Brookfield.
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Merril Peterson
Chas
Shirley
M.r. Seely
Mrs. Seely
Brookfield
Pierce Family Moves to Bond Farm Near Purdin
Mr and Mrs James Pierce moved Monday to the W L Bond farm near Purdin where they will engage in farming in partnerships with Mr Bond. About twenty one years ago they lived on the same farm and Mr Bond was more pleased to have them go back again.
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Vaudevill
Lem Frick
Pear
Paw
Ant Emmy
Lem
Enny
Purdin
James Pierce
W. L. Bond
Mr. Bond
Weather and road conditions from recent warm spell
A week of rain soaked the ground and made stock feeding hard. The period has been unusually warm for the season with frost gone, leaving muddy roads. A few days of sun would improve conditions significantly.
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Sikce
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