Lived on the same farm for 71 years obituary note
Andrew Jackson Jacobs born 1831 near the Cumberland Gap Tennessee died 1926 at 94 after a long life on his homestead in Sullivan County Missouri. He married twice Mary Hatcher 1853 and Margaret Louthan Peterson 1875 and had many children grandchildren and great grandchildren. Funeral at Locust Valley April 29 led by Rev J W Drinkard.
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Andrew Jackson Jacobs
Alfred
Martha Jacobs
Cumberland Gap
Tennessee
Mary Hatcher
Marion C
Margaret Louthan Peterson
Forrest L
Alfred W
Jessie F
Lillian M
Marion C. Forrest L
Jessie Florence
Mr. Jacobs
Kentucky
Sullivan County
Missouri
James Buchanan
Baptist Church
Locust Valley
3. W. Drinkard
Laredo
Hoover Cemetery
Card of Thanks for Father’s sickness death and burial
Card expresses gratitude to those who aided during illness death and burial of the father. Thanks extend for flowers and support from Mr. and Mrs. F. L. Jacobs and family Mr. and Mrs. M. C. Jacobs and family and Mr. and Mrs. A. F. McCrosky and family.
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F. L. Jacobs
M. C. Jacobs
A. F. McCrosky
Joint North Salem Meeting Plans Decoration Day
A special joint meeting of Modern Woodmen of America and Royal Neighbors of America was held in North Salem on Saturday night May 8 to organize a national joint Decoration Day on May 30. D. H. C. Lambert and others were listed in local roles.
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North Salem
Woodmen of America
Royal Neighbors of America
Methodist Church Notes Echoes on Living Faith
A compact church column presents reflective sayings about faith, friendship, and living a true religion. The notes emphasize practical, rational, unselfish living and the idea that genuine religion shows itself in daily conduct.
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Methodist Church
Elizabeth Fields Called Home in Purdin Burial
Elizabeth Street Fields born December 30, 1847 in Linn county near Purdin. She married Joseph J. Fields April 3, 1870 and died May 3, 1926 after a long illness. Burial Tuesday at Purdin Cemetery following services by Rev. James L. Bate at the M E Church South. survivors include eight children and many relatives.
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Elizabeth Fields
Purdin
Elizabeth Street Fields
Linn County
Squire Hutson
Catherine Street
Sullivan and
Linn
Joseph J. Fields
Herma F. Adams
Browning
Lloy Manning
Chula
Wm. H
Pine
Apple
Alabama
Victor
Stanberry
Maude
Young
Claude
Orville
Grace . Donovan
Angel
Effie. Fields
M. E. Church South
James L. Bate
The Thundering Herd Film Brings Westward Rush to Life
The epic Western portrays two great migrations, the forty niner and the 1876 buffalo rush, focusing on hardship and eventual success. Star lineup includes Jack Holt and Leif Wilson with a notable buffalo stampede and Indian conflict sequence. A Spokane family connection and a local funeral notice close the clipping.
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West
California
Free Lands
Oregon
Mississippi Valley
Montana
Wyoming
Zane Grey
Mid-West
Illinois
Indiana
Ohio
Far West
Jack Holt
Leif Wilson
Noah Berry
Raymond Hatton
Seed corn sale notice by Duncan Adamson Co
Notice announces sale of white and yellow seed corn with orders directed to K. M. Duncan M.N. Adamson & Co. Potential buyers are invited to leave orders with the listed firm.
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K. M. Duncan
Automobile Owners Warned to Display 1928 License Plates
An officer warns automobile owners they are long past due to display their 1928 license plates or face hauling to court and penalties for violation.
Deaths of Niget Mateland Slater and Walter Slater in Missouri
Niget Mateland Slater died at age 77 years 10 months 9 days after a long marriage to William Slater. They resided on a farm near Old Enterprise then the present farm for fifty years. Eleven children and numerous grandchildren survived. Walter Rawleigh Slater, born near Enterprise December 28 1875, died April 29 1926 at age 50 years 4 months 1 day. He leaves a wife Jennie and two children Louise and Woodrow, plus siblings and extended family. Funeral service was held at home Friday at 2:00 pm conducted by Rev James L Bate. interment Jenkins Cemetery.
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Ora McCabe
Spokane
Wash
James Dick
Jessie Wilson
Robert Dick
Jessie Dick
Aggie Thompson
Seaforth
Canada
C. Penn
Elpaso
Texas
Presbyterian Church
Old Enterprise
James L. Bate
Enterprise
Niget Mateland
Thomas
Margaret Dick
Ontario
Wm. Slater
Missouri
Minnie Street
Purdin
Jessie
St. Louis
James A
Rosco C
Ben H
Browning
Walter Rawleigh Slater
William
Margaret Slater
Jennie McCarthy
Louise
Woodrow
Jenkins Cemetery
la B
Card of Thanks to Iain Friends and Choir
We thank Iain friends for help during sickness and burial of our mother Mrs. Margaret Slater. Gratitude to the choir for beautiful selections and Rev Bate for words of sympathy and floral offerings from the Slater children.
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Iain
Margaret Slater
Bate
Slater
Plymouth Rock eggs for sale from Mrs Hill stock
For sale white Plymouth eggs from the large Plymouth Rock stock of Mrs Ida Hill and Mrs E F Peterson Browning Missouri. Phone 196.
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Plymouth
Ida Hill
E. F. Peterson
Browning, Mo
Browning Drug Co Seeks Payment From Owing Parties
All parties owing the Browning Drug Company are asked to settle accounts promptly by check or money order to avoid statements. Browning Drug Co. urges timely payment and collection of outstanding balances.
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Browning Drug Company
Browning Drug Co
Painter Offers Reasonable Prices for Paper Hanging
Aubry Myers advertises painting and paper hanging services with affordable rates and invites patronage, highlighting value and quality work for customers seeking home improvements.
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Aubry Myers
Burlington Officials Inspect Local Lines and Meet Browning Business Leaders
Burlington officials visited Browning on an inspection trip to review the road, bridges and plans for improvements. Supt Hamm Roadmaster Cotter and Bridge Superintendent Piper met local business leaders, attended a theater show and toured Centerville and Carrollton before returning. Martha Bailey won the program prize amid an appreciative audience.
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Hamm
J. A. Cotter
C. M. Piper
Centervile
Burlington
Electric Theatre
Carter
Martha Bailey
Missouri Giant On Road Again Heads To Kansas City
A Missouri Giant from North Salem heads to Kansas City with a car nival company for several months. He tips the beam at 540, waist 86 inches, length 39 inches, and is in good health. Lon Smith and Eddie Head accompany him to assist during the tour. He has a long road career and now accepts a salary job for rain or shine business. Miss Martha Lander announces her bid for Linn County circuit court clerk as Democratic nominee. she is the incumbent and seeks the November election after August primary.
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Missouri Giant
North Salem
Kansas City
Mr. Head
Lon Smith
Eddie Head
Martha Lander
Circuit Court
Linn County
Miss Lander
P E O Reading Contest Winners at Electric Theatre
The P E O boys contest Thursday night featured Arthur Rinehart winning the gold ring and a five dollar ovation prize with Harold Bingham and Sherman Fields also placing. Marley gold medal went to a group of girls including Vivian Alspach and Vera Phillips. Obituary: John Riley Sargent born July 31 1860 died May 1 1926 in Enterprise Missouri. survived by wife Cora Williams eight children two grandchildren and a brother Ed Bardon. Burial at Knifong Grove cemetery following services conducted by Rev James L. Bate.
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Electric Theatre
Arthur Rinehart
Sherman Fields
Jerry Jennings
Harold Bingham
Arthur
Marley
A. L. Marley
Vivian Alspach
Francis Bundridge
Lorene Burkholder
Alma Baker
Vera Phillips
Martha Bailey
Eunice Wilhite
John Riley Sargent
Virginia
Missouri
Cora Williams
C. L. Blender
Purdin
Benn Gillespie
Brookfield
E. V. Steele
Cora
Everet
Clarence
Ina
Vera
Ed Bardon
Caney
Kansas
Methodist Church
Knifong Grove
Sargent
Old Enterprise
Kaifong
James L. Bate
Our First Band Concert Opening Season on Main Street
The first free band concert of the season was held on Main Street Saturday night under the instructor's leadership. A good crowd attended and praised the bandmaster. The group plans weekly Saturday performances to offer the best music to the city and surrounding areas.
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Main Street
Seed corn for sale by Knifong and Son
Seed corn for sale at $3 per bushel offered by A L Knifong and Son. Local trade listing indicates availability and pricing for farmers seeking early season seed.
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A. L. Knifong and Son
Sincere thanks for support during illness and burial
We thank friends for assistance during the illness, death and burial of our beloved husband and father Joan Sargent. We also thank Brother Bate for the comforting message. Mrs. Cora Sargent and family.
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Joan Sargent
Bro. Bate
Cora Sargent
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A.j.jacobs
Mt. Hope
W. W. Clay
C. W. Newton
C. L. Moore
D. H. C. Lambert
Neva Newton
Oriole
Maple Moore
Bertha Lambert
Marshall
the Thundering Herd
C.b.&c
Supt. Hamm
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