Notable Tennessean Tisdell Family Death Obituary
The obituary recalls ws Tisdell born 1829 in Nashville and married to Owens in 1845. They had a son and fourteen children. several surviving daughters include Mrs. Mollie Stew and Mrs. Rose Van, with Helen Turner and Gertie West among residents of Milan and North Owens. She joined the Christian church early and remained faithful. She lived with daughter Mrs. T. W. sega for the last years, fell ill with stomach trouble, and died Wednesday at age 18? The funeral was held Thursday at 2 p.m. at residence conducted by Rev. Simith ian and burial followed in Jenkins cemetery. Her husband had died seventeen years ago.
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Ws Tisdell
Nashville
Owens
Ing
Mollie Stew
Rose van
Helen Turner
Milan
T. W. Sega
Fred Palley
Des Moines
Beowne
Balley
Irs
Bailey
Fred
Hunters claim broad rights then caveat Sunday safety
The piece argues hunters quote license to hunt anywhere anytime but notes that on Sundays this is not acceptable to locals. It observes weariness over careless hunting injuring stock during weekdays and hints that wiser restraint is expected.
Team Ran Away Near County Line Bridge
BE. E. Neely while driving toward home met a Gabile shetl and ponies causing his team to back off at the county line bridge west of town. Neely was thrown and sprained an ankle. The runaway entered J. A. Calhoun’s pasture and was caught after minor cuts from the wire fence. One horse trapped its hind feet on a bogey tongue as the four-horse team circled in the pasture.
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BE. E. Neely
Mr. Gabile
County Line
Mr. Neely
J. A. Calhoun
Death of Little Mazel Whiteaker from Croup
Little Mazel Whiteaker three years old daughter of Mr and Mrs J R Whiteaker West of Cora died Wednesday November 18 at 6 am of croup. The remains were laid to rest at Oak Grove Cemetery on Thursday. The family has the sympathy of many friends in this sad hour of grief.
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Mazel Whiteaker
J. R. Whiteaker
Cora
Croup
Oak Grove
Mrs. Whiteaker
Card of Thanks from the Vanseggan Family
Mrs. T. W. Vanseggan and her sisters thank friends and neighbors for kindness and help during the illness and death of their mother.
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T. W. Vanseggan
Miss Marine Stricker to Wed J W Riedel in Canada
Miss Marine Stricker will wed Mr. J W Riedel in Calvary Canada on Monday. She leaves a longtime job with the Brewing Telephone Company where grateful colleagues gave gifts, and Rebekah lodge presented a silver berry spoon and meat fork. The couple plan to live on a ranch near Lorain Canada.
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Marine Stricker
Calvary
Canada
J. W. Riedel
Marine
Brewing Telephone Company
Browning Rebekah Lodge
John Mairs
J. H. Thurlo
Jim Bailey
H A. Thurlo
Hinda Rush
Dan Keeland
Antone Riedel
Ola Riedel
A. C. Clark
Goldie Jessee
Marvin
R. M. Johnson
Dean Seaman
Caroline Gooch
Naomia Gooch
E. L. Fahnerstues
Booker
Bosworth
Clarkson
Florence
Roy Mairs
Amelia Johnson
Carl Mairs
Ben Mairs
Lon VanDyke
Bert VanDyke
Swanger to Be Bank Commissioner After Defeat for Secretary
Attorney General Herbert S. Hadley announced that John E. Swanger, who lost re election as Secretary of State to Cornelius Roach by 626 votes, would be appointed Bank Commissioner. Hadley spoke at the Jefferson Hotel while in St Louis for a railroad litigation conference. Swanger has previously run the Missouri banks.
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John E. Swanger
Cornelius Roach
Herbert S. Hadley
Jefferson Hotel
Hadley
Swanger
Public Sale At Browning Area Farm On November 30
J G Harvey offers at his Browning area farm sale on Monday November 30 starting at 10 a m. located 1 to 4 miles east and 3 miles south of Browning and 3 miles north of Purdin. sale includes horses sheep cattle sows shoats lumber posts wagon harness buggy gear plows and household goods. terms announced day of sale with alternative date if weather is bad.
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Browning
Purdin
Swanger Named Bank Commissioner by Governor Hadley
The last legislature created the Bank Commissioner post to be appointed by the Governor. Swanger, praised for his banking management, is chosen despite losing re election. The position pays 3000 dollars annually and allows six deputies. Hadley cited strong banking support as the basis for the appointment.
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Ofice
Swanger
Hadley
Browning Camp 2614 Notice Meeting December Second
All members of Browning Camp 2614 are requested to be present on Wednesday December 2 for important business to be transacted that night.
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Browning Camp 2614
Ladies of chapter W. P. ER. O. host lecture by Bob Smith
The Ladies of chapter W. P. ER. O. have secured Bob Smith to deliver his famous lecture The Messenger of Mirth on Saturday November 8. Admission is 15 25 and 35 cents.
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Bob Smith
Government urged to lure settlers back from Canada to western lands
The government argues that Americans from the Mississippi Valley migrate to Canada for farms under foreign flags, while reclamation projects in the West offer ample opportunities. It notes three national irrigation projects in Montana and northern Wyoming with nearly 100,000 acres ready for homesteads under the homestead act. The piece frames the West as superior for soil, climate, and markets and calls for promoting domestic settlement to strengthen national greatness.
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Mississippi Valley
Northwest Territories
United States
Canada
Great Western
Middle West
Reclamation Service
Washington
Montana
Wyoming
Large Settlement Moves North West for Varied Crops
The text notes higher returns in arid regions than humid ones and a wide variety of crops in the middle West. It highlights the Huntley project in Montana where nearly 400 families from two townships settled and found success. The year promises a large winter and spring outcome.
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Middle West
Huntley
Montana
Lorva
Mrs H Clay Jones Still Poorly. Mr Jones Up Around
Mrs H Clay Jones remains ill while Mr Jones has recovered enough to be up and around again.
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Frances Owens
Bird of Croup
Chicago
Chinaware
A.A. Healy
Optician
Missouri
J.G. Harvey
P.S
M. W. A. Notice
Fred Batey
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