Local notes and social gatherings from Waterloo area
The column reports on residents ill and improving, including Polly Riggs, Ed White, William Nowland, and William Skinner. It describes a Rural Home visit to Charles Newland with flowers, water delivery by windmill, a bountiful meal, and lively discussion about electricity favoring the ladies. Also a feature on Quina Saturday night festivities with locals and vendors.
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Polly Riggs
Ed White
Wiliam Nowland
Wiliam Skinner
Waterloo Township
Newland
S. H. Helvie
Frank Hanson
Ruby
Ed Jackson
H. Helvie
Mr. Newland
Witter at View Stock Farm Excels at Fair
Witter, owner of View Stock Farm near Geneer Oster in Union County, wowed visitors at Coaversville by winning multiple prizes. His 3 year old bull, spring calf, and yearling heifer topped categories, plus top herd money, marking a remarkable fair showing for his stock.
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Re Witter
View Stock Farm
Geneer
Last of the Season Low Rate Excursion
Advertisement fragment shows a low rate excursion offered by a travel line with names like Sypa City Ocean City Sea Avalon and others. It mentions a season finale trip on a ship labeled Raina the Alpe and other unclear references.
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Sypa City
Ocean City
Avalon
Ally Beach
Oray
Ees City
Ndsee
C.&c. Vo
Obituary: Gomer Bart McC McCready
Gomer Bart McCready son of Samuel and Martha E McCready born June 22 1379 in Plainfield Ind. He grew up in Falmouth Ind and was remembered for gentleness driven by faith. He died at 21 after a long illness of pulmonary consumption in Kansas near his sister’s home, trusting in Christ and leaving eight surviving relatives.
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Gomer Bart McC
Samuel
Martha E. McCready
Plainfield
Ind
Falmouth
Eddie Bush
Jessie Ross
Burt
Colorado Springs
Council Grove
Kansas
Kittle
Memorial sketch of Pinkney M Ferguson in Indiana church notice
Pinkney M Ferguson born in Wayne County Indiana April 22 1828 attended Oxford University graduating with honors after four years taught in Ohio Kentucky Missouri and Indiana he married Sarah E Lowdenbeck December 11 1860 they had one son and three daughters funeral led by Rev F M Wiles at Alquina church described as a devout Christian and loyal church member. The family thanks friends and neighbors for support during their bereavement.
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Pinkney M. Ferguson
Wayne 'S County
Ind
Oxford University
Ohio
Kentucky
Missouri
Indiana
Sarah E. Lowdenbeck
F. M. Wiles
Anderson, Tnd
Alquina Church
Wiles
Savice
Apm
Mrs Elizabeth Spangler 1824 Kentucky obituary
Mrs Elizabeth Spangler daughter of Jonathan and Fanny Chowning was born near New Liberty Kentucky October 11 1824. She married John L Spangler October 19 1841. Survived by three children Edward Spangler Mrs A M Sinks and James Spangler. She joined the Christian Church at New Liberty then moved to this community fourteen years ago. After her husband’s death four years ago she lived with her son James. She died July 13 and was laid to rest in New Liberty cemetery. Her life as a beacon of faith and service is celebrated in loving tribute.
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Elizabeth Spangier
New Liberty
Kentucky
Jonathan
Fanny
John L. Spangier
Liberty
Edward Spangler
A. M. Sinks
James Spangler
Aister Spangler
Christian Church
James
West Eleventh Street
Kentucky Hills
Earth
G. D
Notice of Advisory Board Meeting and Tax Levies 1900
Notice for Harrison Township Fayette County advisory board meeting at Harrisburg School House on Tuesday September 4 1900 to set expenditures and levies for the year 1900 including township local tuition road and poor expenditures. Total expenditures 8130.00 total tax 66 cents per hundred dollars. Signed Stephen Kerr treasurer dated August 1900.
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Harrison Township
Fayette County
Harrisburg School House
Hundred Dolce
Stephen Kerr
Tacsree
Professional callery responds to day or ae
A professional inquiry addressed to Callery received response today. Officials noted uncertainty over the exact event and awaiting further details from involved parties to confirm dates and actions.
Chicago Vestibule and Passenger Routes Mentioned
Fragmentary text references Chicago vestibule travel and routes between Louis and Hannibal with numbers indicating schedules or lines. The readable items mention a fast mail and accommodation notes. No clear events or outcomes are discernible.
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Sree Fast Mail
Chicago Vestibule
Denier el Baie Ag Sialetei Ee
Louis
Hennibal
Cincinnati Vestibule
Cincinnati
St. Louis
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