Elder Hezekiah Pollard 86 dies near Derby
Hezekiah Pollard longtime Union township resident died at his Derby area home on May 11 at age 86. He leaves a wife and eleven children, nine at the funeral. Services were held at the home with Rev. Clark officiating. Interment at Goshen Cemetery. Surviving sons John Merna Nebraska Zachariah Lincoln Nebraska Albert Ridgewey Missouri Stephen Aurora Alaska were present. daughter Mrs Mariiett Castle Aurora Nebraska also listed.
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Hezekiah Pollard
Union Township
Derby
Pollard
Rev
Clark
Goshen Cemetery
John
Merna
Nebraska
Zachariah
Lincoln
Albert
Ridgewey
Missouri
Stephen
Aurora
Teslaska
Stance
Marriet Castle
Notice to Chariton Cemetery lot owners for care fees
All persons owning lots in Chariton Cemetery must call at once and pay for care of lots balance owed on lots and balance owed on opening and closing graves. The board of directors states funds are needed to pay help for beautifying grounds before Memorial Day. For Lane: Two-seated one-horse light running survey rig in good condition to be sold cheap to Richard Eggart.
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Chariton Cemetery
Board of Directors
Chariton Cemetery Co
Richard Eggart
Mrs Cordelia Goltry Dies at 74 in Russell Iowa
Cordelia Youtsey Goltry died at home in Russell Friday night at 8 45 after a long illness with complications. She was born February 5 1834 in Jackson County Indiana and married William Goltry October 30 1851. They lived on a Cedar township farm before moving to Russell seven years ago. The couple had ten children, six living, and she leaves a sister and two brothers. Funeral services were held Sunday at 2 30 p m from the home conducted by Rev De Gafferley with interment in Russell cemetery. She joined the Christian church at sixteen and led a devout life.
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Cordelia Goltry
Russell
de Gafferley
The
Christian Church
Cordelia Youtsey
Jackson County
Indiana
William Goltry
Washington Letter on Currency Bill and Pension Aid
The column reports on the House passing the Emergency Currency bill amid Democratic opposition and Republican crossfire. It notes Senator Allison’s leadership, Bryan’s stance, and a conference committee in the Senate. It also covers a pension bill for Crow Indians and widows, highlighted by Senator Dixon’s recommendation and the service merits of the veterans.
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House
Vreeland
New York
Senate
John Sharp Williams
Mississippi
William Jennings Bryan
Kahn
California
Williams
Burton
Ohio
United States
Bull Snake
Old Coyote
Bullhead
Slavehead
Little Eagle
Hawkman
Dixon
Elijah Lewis
Directors Meeting of Chariton Cemetery Co
There will be a meeting of the directors at the office of the president J I Stanton Tuesday afternoon at 2 oclock June 2 1908 for the purpose of electing a new director and transacting all business that may come before it. Chariton Cemetery Co J H Stanton Secy 5-21-21
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Chariton Cemetery Co
J. I. Stanton
J. H. Stanton
Prompt settlement praised for fire loss on May 6
I reported a house fire on May 6 and received full settlement six days later through A. B. Gookin & Co. Capital Insurance Company of Des Moines, Iowa. I commend the company and their agents for fair dealing and prompt settlement. N. G. Lutz.
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Capital Insurance Company
Des Moines
Iowa
A. B. Gookin & Co
N. G. Lutz
Obituary for Margaret J Dinwiddie of Newbern Iowa
Margaret J Dinwiddie nee Evans born February 16 1886 in New Castle Delaware died May 18 1908 in Newbern Town at 1 40 am aged 72 years 2 months 28 days. She lived in Shelbyville Indiana Monroe County Iowa joined M E church then U B church married James H Dinwiddie November 27 1856 eight children born four sons four daughters with six grandchildren. Survived by husband age 83 sons John W Oliver E George W Elmer E Kate O sisters J W Evans H E Amos Mary C Williams and many friends. Death caused by hemorrhage of the brain. Funeral in U B church conducted by Rev BE A Bennett attended by large crowd at church and Newbern cemetery.
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Margaret J. Dinwiddie Nee Evans
New Castle
Del
Newbern
Town
Shelbyville
Ind
Monroe Co
Iowa
Christ
M. E. Church
U. B Church
James H. Dinwiddie
Monroe County
John W
Oliver.e
Martha I
A. Sargent
George W
Elmer E
Kate O
J. W. Evans
Muldane, Kane
H. E. Amos
Newton
Mary C. Williams
Albia
U. B
BE. A. Bennett
Charles Oldham Wright obituary notices death in Chariton Iowa
Charles Oldham Wright died at his daughter Mrs. Davids Funk home in Chariton at eleven Sunday morning from heart trouble. Funeral service was held Tuesday at one at the home by Rev. Nathan Evans. Interment in Chariton cemetery. Wright was born June 27 1823 in New Jersey and married Sarah Becktoldt January 7 1844. The family moved to Iowa in 1855 settling near Chariton and later moved to Chariton in 1902 after his wife died. He is survived by seven children of whom three died in infancy. He leaves two sisters Mrs. Mary New York and Mrs. Heady cing. He and his wife were members of the M E church in Ohio and had joined the church in Chariton.
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Charles Oldham Wright
David’ Funk
Nathan Evans
Chari
David Funk
Funk
Edward
Corydon
Win
Boone
Margariton
Pr. B
Austin
Mary New York
Heady Cing, Boye
Hariton
M. E
Ohio
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Nisia
W.E. Lewis
Grocer
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Our Weekly
Washington Letter
Allison
Appropriations Committee
Sta RD
Cassimeres
South Side Square
Margaret J. Dinwiddie
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