Death of Vina Seaman at hospital after operation
Vina Seaman, daughter of dgge and Mrs Jonah D am an, born October 28 1870 in Sullivan County Missouri, married to S B Schrock in 1890 and mother of three. She died after an operation in a hospital in St Louis on June 8 following a hospital stay, with funeral services conducted by B L Rolling of the Church of Christ. Survivors include her mother and four brothers. Heavy rains delay farming on bottom lands affecting corn, grass, oats, and wheat yields but grass and oats show improvement.
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Vina Seaman
Dgge
Jonah Daman
Sulli- Hi Counity
Missouri
Ree
Seaman P.hrock
St. Louis
Ches H. Schrock
Rosalie Ock
P. D. Brock
Bilder
Rolling
Church of Christ of
Maxwell and Lula Austin wed in Linneus
Herman Maxwell of near Linneus and Miss Lula Austin of this city were married in Linneus last Thursday by Rev. Dunkleberger of the Christian church. The bride, daughter of A E Austin, grew up here and is highly esteemed, while the groom is a progressive farmer from near Linneus. The Leader Record joins friends in best wishes for their future.
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Herman Maxwell
Linneus
Lula Austin
Dunkleberger
Christian Church
Local Advertiser Drops In With News Of Deals
W Haggard, a valued advertiser, visited the office last week with a note about a hot deal. The home paper underscores advertising’s enduring value as a daily fact in the community.
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W. Haggard
Woman's stamina and public figure views headline Moniteau clipping
A Moniteau County Herald clipping from California Missouri contrasts gendered endurance with political readiness. It praises a male campaigner as best for statewide appeal while criticizing other leaders as provincial, urging a candidate who can unite all people beyond party lines.
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Moniteau County
California
Parable of the Editor Readings in the Mansion Rich
A fanciful tale depicts the editor among the wealthy as he notes lavish life. The narrative mentions a wife with a limousine and a firstborn child racing, and a boastful father figure, ending with the editor making a bold claim amid the crowd.
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Iris
HELD CAPTIVE BY A WATER MOCCASIN
A woman from Sampses recalls a night encounter after leaving a store with two companions. She became entangled in a circle of wire and could not free herself until a lantern was obtained. The incident unfolds amid a broader editorial note and moral reflections on courtesy and the perils of selfishness.
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William Trammell
Sampses
G. A. Alnutt
The Home Circle Love Suggestion Fragment
Fragmentary note discusses love as an inner sentiment and suggests a personal reflection on affection. The text quality is inconsistent with unclear attributions and lacks full context or identifiable sources.
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Maxwell-Austin
Land of Miracle
Tere Lare
Goeth
the Home Circle
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