Obituary of James Polk Knifong
James Polk Knifong, born August 1 1846 in Sullivan County Missouri, died May 26 1925 at age 78 9 25. He married Rebecca Jane Bauswell in 1870 and had six children Al den L James Herman Neva R Elsie Schrock Ivah Linhart. Survived by one sister nineteen grandchildren four great grandchildren and many relatives. Funeral services May 28 at the family home with Rev W C Rice delivering the sermon. Interment at Kai Kong cemetery.
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James Polk Knifong
John Jessee
Anna Knifong
Sullivan County
Missouri
Rebecca Jane Bauswell
Alden L. Knifong
James Herman Knifong
Neva R. Bingham
Ernest L. Knifong
Browning, Mo
Elsie Schrock
Okanogan
Wash
Ivah Linhart
San Jose
Calif
James Pipes
Browning
Methodist Episcopal Church South
Knnfong
Ernest
Pleasant Hill Township
Alway
W. C. Rice
Kaifong
Card of Thanks for James P. Knifong
The Children express gratitude to friends for kindness and sympathy shown during the death and burial of our dear father James P. Knifong.
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James P. Knifong
Mr and Mrs L W Hummel Host Sunday Dinner
Mr and Mrs L W Hummel entertained at their home Sunday the 24th at one o'clock with guests including Mr and Mrs J B Harvey, Mr and Mrs Guy Adams and daughter Orryl, Mrs Lizzie Fields and daughter Miss Maude, Mrs Effie Fields, Miss Ella Keithley, and Dr and Mrs Epperson.
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L. W. Hummel
J.B. Harvey
Guy Adams
Orryl
Lizzie Fields
Maude
Effie Fields
Ella Keithley
Porter Gilmer Hosts Dinner Party Guests
Mr and Mrs Porter Gilmer entertained at a 1 pm dinner at their south town home with guests including Mr and Mrs H A Thuro, Mr and Mrs Roy Crowdis and two daughters, Mr and Mrs J W Jones, Carl Gilmer of Chillicothe and Dr and Mrs H E Epperson.
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Porter Gilmer
Town
H. A. Thurlo
Roy Crowdis
J.W. Jones
Carl Gilmer
Chillicothe
H. E. Epperson
Surprise Birthday Dinner for Henry Hanman
Henry Hanman enjoyed a surprise birthday hosted by his wife and relatives. Friends arrived by carloads, and a noon feast followed by an afternoon of good cheer concluded with birthday wishes for many more years.
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Henry Hanman
Mr. Hanman
Miss Laura Jessee Visits Mr and Mrs Harvey Dunkin
Miss Laura Jessee of Jefferson City spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs Harvey Dunkin.
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Laura Jessee
Jefferson City
Harvey Dunkin
In the Same Boat A 1925 rural romance and a twist of war truth
Nell Clay ton accepts a heartbreakingly measured life as she contemplates her lover Bob a college senior who hides his past war wounds. He reveals his real age and history he fears Nell cannot accept but she proves understanding and plans a future despite the truth.
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Madge
Dad
Bob
Nell
Lfe
Nell Clayton
Pleased Herself Girl Says She Nearly Always Does What She wants
A teacher in a school class asks Rose if she ever obeys. The girl, self-willed, studies the question seriously then answers she is not sure. She adds with cheerful flair that she nearly always does what she wants.
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Rose
Warning to hunters keep off Mrs Jenkins farm
A farmer, Mrs R S Jenkins, posts a strict notice warning hunters to stay out to protect her stock and property. The message demands no trespassing and asserts ownership of the land.
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R. S. Jenkins
Farm taxes rise steeply as war era values outpace earnings
A U S agricultural survey finds farm land taxes up about 140 percent since 1914 while farm product values rose less than 60 percent. Eight hundred million dollars in annual farm taxes are collected mostly on assumed capital values, often ignoring actual earning capacity. The report urges a fairer tax system balancing public needs with farmers’ income, noting rising state and county costs and shifting local charges onto farm land.
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U. S
M. C
Washington
United States
Department of Agriculture
Bureau of the Census
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B.C. Clarke
Journal-Post
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