Obituary of Conzo M Myers Police Officer in Quincy
Conzo Milton Myers born November 7 1885 died October 6 1916 at age 31. He married Ida Sumaker November 18 1908 in Quincy Illinois where her parents live. Myers served on the Quincy police force and was injured leading to his death. He was a son of Mr and Mrs W A Myers of near the city. He leaves a wife, parents, brothers and sisters and many relatives. His body rests in a cemetery near his home in Quincy awaiting the resurrection morn.
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Conzo Milton Myers
Ida Sumaker
Quincy
Ill
Londs
W. A Myers
Cora C Buchanan 1872 1916 Kirksville teacher dies
Cora C Buchanan daughter of Arthur and Mary S Buchanan died October 3 1916 at Excelsior Springs Missouri aged 44 years 7 months 21 days She was buried in Highland Park Cemetery Kirksville after funeral at her mother's home conducted by Rev A F Zeigel She taught in Kirksville LaBelle and Booming after graduating from Kirksville Normal School in 1899 She leaves husband E C Bailey mother Mrs Mary S Frisbie three sisters and a brother plus many relatives and friends.
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Cora C. Buchanan
Arthur
Mary S. Buchanan
Greentop
Schuyler County
Missouri
Excelsior Springs
Kirksville
A. F. Zeigel
Presbyterian Church
Highland Park
E. C. Bailey
Browning
Mary S. Frisbie
Lara Willis
Glenwood
Frness McBee
Josephine Sandusky
Willard
New Mexico
Bert E. Buchanan
G. W. Buchanan
William Buchanan
Kansas
Cora
Kirksville Normal School
LaBelle
Death Claims Mrs Bailey After Illness Across States
Mrs. Bailey died after an eight month illness with complications. She lived in various places including Montana before returning to Browning in January 1914 to make it home. Her passing brings sorrow to the community and sympathy to Mr. Bailey.
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Montana
Browning
Bailey
Excelsior Springs
Angel of Death
Mrs. Bailey
Mr. Bailey
Peples Bank Stockholders Meeting Notice 1916
Notice is given of the 15th annual stockholders meeting of the Peoples Bank in Brown ing Missouri. The meeting is set for October 26 1916 at 1 a m and will last at least three hours. The purpose is to elect five directors for the next year and to transact any other business presented. Attest President James Neet. Secretary R C Bailey.
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The
Peoples Bank
Browning
Missouri
James Neet
R. C. Bailey
Cardinals Sign Five From Central Missouri League
Scout Eddie Herr of the Cardinals has signed five players from the Central Missouri League: pitchers Everett and Lancaster, shortstop Jenkins, outfielder Gruber, and third Reed. The pitchers previously pitched for Marceline in the Old Settlers games at Linneus this year, and Jenkins is a known figure in local baseball circles.
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Eddie Herr
Cardinals
Everett
Lancaster
Jenkins
Gruber
Reed
Republic
Marceline
Linneus
Card of Thanks for Mrs. Cora Bailey Funeral
The family thanks friends for support during illness and burial of Mrs. Cora Bailey. Gratitude also to the Rebekah Lodge and Chapter 5 PEO for floral offerings. Eddie Bailey expresses thanks.
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Cora Bailey
Rebekah Lodge
P. E
Linneus Motor Car Owners Directory Listed
Last week's Bulletin published a Linneus motor car owners directory listing thirty eight owners with names including Brown ing, Adams, Alexander, Atkins, Bailey, Bartlett, Brehm, Burwell and many others. Makes include Fords Buicks Maxwell Overland Studebaker Hupmobile and Chevrolet among others.
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Bulletin
Linneus
Browning
Gu Adams
Fred Alexander
J G. Atkins
H. C. Bailey
Dr. Bartlett
A. A. Brehm
J. D. Burwell
L. E. Carter
W. P. Carter
Raynes Carter
J. A. Cassity
N. BE. Cotter
A. B. Crain
F. R. du
Dr. Whaley
Cases
Studebakers
Grantz
Haynes
Chalmers
Dodge
Bros
Great Western
Public Auction of Old Church Building in October
The old Christian church building will be sold at public auction on Saturday October 21 1916 at 2 o clock p m at the church building. Deacons J B Harmon and J H Dunkin oversee the sale.
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Old Christian Church
J. B. Harmon
J. H. Dunkin
Roll of Honor Gratitude for Local Business Upgrade
The firm reports busy times since moving to a new building. Cries for customer care and exchequer relief mark the summer, as friends call to admire the new place and offer help to support the local business and hometown.
Local Names List Reads Like Conference of Residents
A long OCR fragment lists numerous individuals with towns and routes across several states. Names include Caroline Cassity, Cora. J. R. Myers, Purdin. Josie Baker, McCracken. Blanche Tripp, city. Lula Maxwell, Linneus. and many others tied to towns such as North Salem, Arlington, Coulee City, and Tren ton. The brief item resembles a directory or voters list.
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A. Brown
Caroline Cassity
Cora
J.S. Lambert
North Salem
Dan Purdin
Purdin
J. R Myers
L. Caywood
Alton
Ill
Josie Baker
McCracken
Kan
Roy Burchett
C. A. Chichester
Arlington
Wash
Blanche Tripp
City
Lula Maxwell
Linneus
W. F. Roach
Humphreys
Veda Schrock
Cannon City
Colo
W. H. Hatch
Burlington unveils papered dining car in rail dining craze
One Burlington dining car features black and white wallpaper under varnish to boost sanitation and ambiance. The car uses massive steel construction with a length of seventy nine and one half feet. The railroad plans fifty more patterned cars from Pullman, signaling a novel era in train dining.
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Chicago, Burlington and Quincy Railroad
Burlington
America
Pullman Company
Harness shop sold to J D Burwell and psop
Notice states the harness shop has been sold to J D Burwell and psop. reader urged to come in and enter their account anew at person and Greenstreet location.
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J.D. Burwell
Psop
Rson & Greenstreet
Good friend W. H. Hatel orders ape sent during town visit
A Saturday call from W. H. Hatel in town prompted the dispatch of an ape to his address. The brief note records the command and the inquiry, with no further detail on intent or destination.
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W. H. Hatel
Auto Accidents and Farm Insects in Local Notes
An account of a weekend auto crash near Brookfield and Linneus where J E Shepherd and party escaped serious injury after a hogback incline pitch. Barney cuts driving speed after the spill. Also brief mentions of Will Stephenson’s buggy collision, a new wheel, and scare. The piece then shifts to farm pest notes and a call for supporting weed control and insect management with a rhetorical plea.
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J. E. Shepherd
Barney
Brookfield
J. B. Harmon
Linneus
Mr. Shepherd
Will Stephenson
Main Street
J. S. Jacobs
C. R. Quigley
Cant
Willie
The Plea of Bob White
The piece presents the bob white quail as a springtime ally in pest control, speaking as a farmer’s friend and narrator. It describes the bird’s cheery whistle, covey calls, and its ongoing work against insect pests from spring through winter, across orchards, fields, and pastures.
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Neve
Bob White
The Juggernaut Collapses in Rail Wreckage
A dramatic scene unfolds as a train and two men collide, the engine careening into the air before plunging toward the river. Amid the wreckage, bodies and debris pile up as onlookers witness the catastrophic crash.
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Roll OF Honor
the Juggernaut
Mrs. Sallie
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