Death of Mr Jerome in Oil Boom Town
Jerome, Chauncy, born July 6 1850 in Lake County Illinois, dies Jan 21 1913 after strangulated hernia. Survived by wife Jane Baskett, seven children Daniel Stephen George Anna Jerome Rebecca Coram Robert Stephenson Harrison Jerome, funeral at White Oak Grove Church.
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Chauncy Jerome
Lake County
Illinois
Adair County
Laplata
Mod
Linn County
Browning
Jane Baskett
Daniel
Stephen
George
Anna Jerome
Rebecca Coram
Green Castle
Robert Stephenson
Cora
Harrison Jerome
Bunch
Okla
Old Hollow
Duncan Township
Winigan
College Mound
Jerome
Christ
White Oak Grove
Peter Creason
D. G
Mansfield Jerome
Orlando
Adelaide Myrick
Perkins
Belle Brookshier
St. Catherine
Cushing and Perkins letter from Oklahoma clipping
A reader in Perkins Oklahoma sends a clipping from the Daily Oklahoman about Cushing. The letter discusses local matters and references Mr. Jerry H. Harmon as the contributor. The note aims to inform readers about Oklahoma news and community perspectives.
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Jerry H. Harmon
Perkins
Okla
Daily Oklahoman
Cushing
Notice on Illinois coal car and fuel ad
A brief notice urges filling bins before bad roads and weather. It mentions an Illinois coal car on track and includes an advertisement for Peters Production Company.
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Illinois
Adv
Peters Prod. Co
Travel salesman joins Croveies after resigning Meyer Jewelry
J. Filholm, longtime traveling salesman for Meyer Jewelry Co. of Kansas City, has resigned and joined Croveies retail diamond shop in that city. Mrs. Filholm leaves her parents' home to make Kansas City her future home.
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J. ©. Filholm
Meyer Jewelry Co
Kansas City
Croveies Retail
City
Filholm
Harvey Johnson
Oklahoma visitors come to mourn C Jerome’s death
Mansfield Jerome of Orlanda Oklahoma visited in Mansfield with his son Walter Jerome and wife to mourn their brother C Jerome. His sister Mrs Adelaide Myrick of Perkins Oklahoma accompanied them. They plan to visit relatives and friends before returning home.
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Mansfield Jerome
Orlanda
Okla
Walter Jerome
Adelaide Myrick
Perkins
C. Jerome
The Fishers Haunt Locust Creek Tribute Poem
Poem recalling Locust Creek fishing spots and boyhood memories. The speaker laments age changing the scene and longs to be buried near Locust where a boy once fished. Chess P. White signs the piece with reflective nostalgia.
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Chess P. White
Wilsons Washington Letter on Trusts and Inaugural Plans
The Washington letter outlines anticipated White House trust policies from the coming administration. It notes proposals to curb undercutting, watered stock, holding companies, stock ownership across firms, and price fixing with penalties for violators. It also discusses tariff revisions, federal investigations of the Telephony Trust, changes in federal disbursing, and plans to replace the inaugural ball with a Capitol reception.
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Wilson
New Jersey
District of Columbia
Committee of the House
National Capital
Interstate Commerce Commission
U. S
Washington
Capitol
Congress
Marine Band
White House
Mr. Wilson
Mr. Taft
Violet Asquith
England
Miss Asquith
Ait Charg
James Neet Visits Kirksville Residents Saturday
James Neet went to Kirksville on Saturday to visit Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Becker.
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James Neet
Kirksville
C. H. Becker
Jenkins School Earns State County Approval In Linn County
Patrons and teachers of Jenkins district celebrate as the school is placed on the approved lists of both state and county superintendents. Prof Barker and County Supt Joyce address the crowd. Pauline Cotter receives praise for her tireless work. Ora Bennett dominates corn shows, with Linn county showcasing its produce at the eighth annual banquet.
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Jenkins
Barker
E. L. Joyce
Brookfield
W. P. Evans
Prof. Joyce
Linn County
Geo. W. Bailey
Pauline Cotter
Ora Bennett
Linn County Corn Show Dominates With Top Prizes
The Linneus Bulletin praises Linn county winners at the Missouri corn show noting Ora Bennett of Browning took the sweepstakes premium for yellow corn, Roy Haley of Browning won third, Robert Haggard of Browning fourth, and Dan Purdin of Purdin tenth. The piece credits Benton township as earning admiration for the county’s success.
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Linneus Bulletin
Linn County
Ora Bennett
Browning
Roy Haley
Robert Haggard
Dan Purdin
Purdin
Benton Township
Lost red sow pig seeks information for recovery
A red sow pig weighing about 100 pounds is missing or stolen. Any information leading to its recovery will be liberally rewarded. Adv. F. G. Peters.
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Adv
F. G. Peters
Standards for apples labeled Standard set with penalties
After July a barrel of apples must meet exact dimensions to be labeled Standard and government fines apply for nonconforming barrels. The year 1912 is cited as the best agricultural year with high production, while public opinion divides on the presidential election results and general prosperity.
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United States Department of Agriculture
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Mr. Jerome
Oklahoma City
Goldfield
Reno
New
Cripple Creek
Colo
Harmon
Oklahoma
Fisher
Williams
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