Elizabeth Jane Calhoun obituary from Linn County
Elizabeth Jane Calhoun daughter of William and Elvina Calhoun was born in Linn County July 3 1843 and died May 21 1913 after a long illness She married L B World April 24 1911 and leaves nine children plus siblings and friends She was active in the M E C S Morris Chapel and valued Christian life Funeral services were held at the M E C S with Rev W C Potter officiating Daisie Philps Browning Mo and others mourn her loss.
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Elizabeth Jane Calhoun
William
Elvina Calhoun
Linn Co
Downing
Tiil
L. B. Orld
Ildren
Peter F
Uncle Tomorris
W. E. Dockery
Morris Chapel Arch
W. C . Potter
Cement improvements drive farmer progress in townships
The article highlights progressive farmers improving local infrastructure with cement. Sidewalks sidewalks troughs tanks cells wells curbs posts cisterns feeding floors silos and floors may all be cemented to enhance farms and communities.
Cornerstone Laying Planned for Linneus Court House
The cornerstone of the new Linneus court house will be laid Thursday June 5 with Masonic rites. A strong program is prepared and a large crowd is expected to attend.
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Linneus
The Production of Good Cream Part II
The article outlines steps for producing good cream focusing on separating milk and caring for cream. It emphasizes a sanitary dairy setup with a dedicated milk house, cream separator, cooler, storage tank, and hot and cold water facilities. Steam cleaning preferred. boiling water as alternative.
Wool Wanted Buy Wool by Heamon and Keithley
Wool wanted advertisement from Heamon and Keithley inviting sellers to bring wool for purchase. The notice emphasizes a ready market and direct sale.
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Heamon & Keithley
White Shorts Ad Promotes Car of Choice
An advertisement for a vehicle described as white shorts promotes the car of choice by J. D. Knifong. The note emphasizes the visual appeal of a white finish and directs readers to consider this model for selection.
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Adv
J.D. Knifong
Notice of Browning Telephone Stockholders Meeting
Notice is hereby given that a meeting of the stockholders of the Browning Telephone Exchange will be held at the opera house in Browning Missouri on Monday June 2 1913 commencing at nine o clock a m for the purpose of electing five directors for the ensuing year and for such other business as may lawfully come before said meeting. J B Harvey President E B Fields Secretary
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Browning Telephone Exchange
Opera House
Browning
Pa Wf
J. B. Harvey
E. B. Fields
Birthday Dinner for Mr. Jake Watson
Friends and relatives are invited to Mr. Jake Watsons home on June 2 to celebrate his 83rd birthday. A dinner will be served in the grove near his residence and attendees are asked to bring well filled baskets.
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Pad Lineberry
Bucklin
Fred Bauer
Edith Lineberry
Hess
Miss Lineberry
Rauer
Rauer Brothers
Jake Watson
Services M. E. Church Schedule of Meetings
The June 8 program lists Sabbath school at 10 a.m. and worship at 11 a.m. with an old people’s service and a 7:45 p.m. Children’s Day service. W. W. Clay will continue leading an ongoing series of meetings indefinitely.
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W. W. Clay
Government Homesteads In Shoshone La Belle Fourche Areas
The United States Reclamation Service announces availability for homestead entry on irrigated farms in the Shoshone project near Yellowstone Park Wyoming and in the La Belle Fourche area Montana. Water is now penned five months leave near right is repayable in ten annual installments.
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United States Reclamation Service
Yellowstone Park
Wyoming
la Belle Fourche
Montana
Opportunity for Independent Farming in Prairie Districts
Mr Albert V Leonard Settlement Agent of the Reclamation Service in Chicago announces descriptive pamphlets on farm projects in several districts with extensive transportation, roads, schools, stores, churches and rural delivery. He offers these texts to those with means to start farming as a path to independence and income.
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Albert V. Leonard
Reclamation Service
Federal Bldg
Chicago
Resolution of Respect for Lola McKenzie
The Haseville Woman s Christian Temperance Union posts a resolution of respect for Lola McKenzie a devoted member who enjoyed union work despite failing health. The meeting at her home recalled Wine is a mocker and urges members to live faithfully, copies go to her husband parents and the union record.
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Haseville Women’s Christian Temperance Union
Lola McKenzie
Lola
Angeline McMickle
Effie Woolfe
Elva Crookshanks
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Elizabeth Jane Phillips
The children thank friends for kindness shown during illness and death of our mother Mrs Elizabeth Jane Phillips.
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Elizabeth Jane Phillips
Clean Up And Keep Clean In Our Town
This editorial urges every family to tidy their premises to create a neat attractive and sanitary town. It argues all residents should answer appeals to improve cleanliness and aims for a town with state leading cleanliness rather than size.
Cleansing Our Town and The Duty To Work For Good
An editorial urges community action to clean up the town after winter and spring dampness. It compares care of a pup to neglect of children, warns about derelicts rising from neglected homes, and calls for active effort, discipline, and responsibility. It also notes parcel post changes after July and the value of credit arrangements, then returns to advice on keeping children busy with useful tasks after school.
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Daisie
Williams
Carter
Brookfield
Joe Williams
Adams
Glaze
N. Arnold
Chambers
H. Arnold
Duncan
Fields
James Williams
Kerns
Arnold
Kirk
Knight
Moore
Doggie
Laclede
Laredo
Dr. Calland
Peters Hotel
M.E. Church
C. O.D
Parcel Post
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