Remembering Mrs. J. M. Hedrick Missourian buried in Jenkins cemetery
The remains of Mrs. J M Hedrick were brought from Muskogee Oklahoma for interment in Jenkins cemetery after services at the Christian church. The obituary notes her long life of faith and devotion as a wife mother and community figure with extended family in Missouri Kansas and Oklahoma. Her husband John M Hedrick and sons Dr Sydney N Hedrick and J Wayne Hedrick survive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. M. Hedrick
Muskogee Okla
L. M. Jones
Robert R. Rea
Lola Jones
Lish Jones
St. Louis
Howard Jones
Burlingame
Kans
C. W. Watkins
Wakarusa
D. C.jessee
Naoma
Kansas City
Wm. Phillips
Gallatin
Christian Church
Hedrick
Jenkins Cemetery
Muskogee
Wizabeth Taylor Jones
Browning
Missouri
Corbin
Kansas
Wellington
John M. Hedrick
Sydney N
J. Wayne Hedrick
Robt. R. Rea
Montana
FE. A
Farm wisdom and practical tips from May Farm Journal
Practical notes from May Farm Journal cover hay and clover timing mowing guards sharpening, seed pota to treatment with formalin, tar coated corn, soil depth, care of farm gear, and a news item announcing the sale of Ed Allen's property on Tuesday May 24.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed. Allen
Walter Prather Buys Fifty Jersey Cows in Nashville
Walter Prather returned Thursday from Nashville Tennessee with fifty Jersey cows he purchased there. He considers them good stock and plans to sell them soon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter Prather
Nashville
Tenn
Jenkins Cemetery Meeting Called for May 25
All interested parties are invited to meet at Jenkins cemetery at 1 o'clock on May 25 to elect a new board and address other business as may arise. W. H. Hatch, Sec.
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Jenkins Cemetery
W. H. Hatch
Obituary of William E. Cotter of Linn County Missouri
William E. Cotter born 1834 near Knoxville Tennessee died after a lingering illness April 25 at age 75 with four miles southwest of Linneus as home. He served 1861 1865 in Co F 23 Missouri Infantry and leaves wife Ellen Oxley and nine children. Burial and church life noted with hopeful religious closing.
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William E. Cotter
Knoxville
Tennessee
Stephen W
Elizabeth Fair Cotter
Osage Co
Missouri
Linn Co
Ellen Oxley
Co. F. Twentythird Missouri Infantry
Linneus
Methodist Episcopal Church
Big Four-Foot Flag Free From The St. Louis Republic
The Twice-a-Week Republic offers a 30x48 inch fast color sewn stripe flag with a three year subscription for $1.25. Readers sending payment to The St. Louis Republic, St. Louis, Mo receive the flag and 312 issues of the paper.
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Republic of
St. Louis
Republic
United States
St. Louis Republic
Barn Yard Gossip on Draft Horses and Farm Maintenance
A farmer advises focusing on draft horses and practical care. It stresses that smooth gate operation saves time and temper, and notes feeding about one and a half pounds of whole corn daily per horse as part of handling draft stock.
Farm advise for better stock and profits from a rural preacher
A farmer's guide urges high quality breeding and high grade seed for livestock and crops. It stresses abundant salt licks, clean water for dairy cows, and shelter for ewes, lambing ease, and warns against scrub stock while promoting staying on the farm and renting only temporarily.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Missouri
Foley Kidney Pills Help Kewanee Veteran Say Backache Vanished
Isaac Cook of the Julius A. Pratt Post No 143 in Kewanee Illinois reports long standing backache and kidney pain relieved after using Foley Kidney Pills. He states the pills cured the bladder misery and that he will recommend them to friends and comrades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Isaac Cook
Above Post
Kewanee, Ill
Lantz & Glaze
Mrs. Sayers Visits Prather Family This Week
Mrs. F. E. Sayers of St. Joseph is visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Walter Prather this week as part of a family gathering and local social rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. E. Sayers
St. Joe
Walter Prather
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Dad
Yoeman
May Farm Journal
Seaman & Son
Julius A. Pratt
Dept
G. A.B
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