Reverend A J Clifton 68 Died In Nebraska
Rev A J Clifton aged 68 died at North Loup Nebraska while under treatment for Brights disease after illness. Funeral services were held at Curtis Nebraska with interment on family lot. He was born 1854 near Newtown and worked for Robert Parnell before studying at Stockwell Academy then Asbury University and serving in the Northwest Indiana and West Nebraska conferences.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. J. Clifton
D. D
D. C
North Loup
Nebraska
Kent Cliftoun
Bright
Curtis
Andrew Jackson Clifton
Hausen
Permelia Seely Clifton
Newtown
A. J
Robert Parnell
Stockwell Academy
Asbury University
Indiana
West Nebraska
Reverend’s Legacy And Civic Rhetoric In Marshfield Era
Obituary notes pastor and healer in Marshfield Warren County who bridged ministry and medicine, leaving a family including son Kent a West Nebraska conference preacher. Details cover his life philosophy, honorary Doctor of Divinity, local tax debates, and Near East Relief concerns with Armenia refugees and orphanages amid Turkish actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seer Areven
Marshfield
Warren County
Jennie Johnson
Henry Johnson
Mae
William
Kent
West Nebraska
Walter Crane
Bertrand
Nebraska
T. A. Clifton
Chicago National School of Chiropractic
Special Display of S. and H. Green Premiums at Store
The S. and H. Green Trading Stamp offers a special display of premiums this Friday and Saturday February 24 and 25. Customers are invited to bring stamp books coupons and labels to redeem them in the window display. HE LEADER M. HERZOG.
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S. & H. Green Trading
Ing
M. Herzog
Llall Day in Covington Merchant Plans Event Date
The Covington merchants are planning a local event with a designated date and coordinated activities. Details on the exact timing and participating vendors are being finalized.
Farmers Hear Soybean Expert Meharry In County Meeting
A large crowd gathered at the Kingman community building on Saturday February 18 to hear Charles Meharry and Earl Crawford. Meharry, a leading US soybean grower, outlined seed bed prep to harvest and noted rising soybean oil plant construction and demand for soybean meal. Crawford of the State Highway Commission urged frugal public and private spending to meet debts and bond issues.
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Crawford
MccCray
State Highway Commission
Indiana
Kingman
Saturdy
Charles Meharry
Earl Crawford
Mr. Meharry
Meharry
United States
County officers face criticism at aXxPa meeting
Citizens accuse several county officials of shifting responsibility during the County look 4 meeting at aXxPa, arguing for accountability and clearer leadership.
Armenian Branch of Eres Past Week Report
Fragmentary note indicates the Armenian branch of the eres has been e past week of R. H. Silverthorn, pablie.
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Eres
R. H. Silverthorn
Pablie
Cates Canning Company Locates Plant at Cates
The Cates Canning Company, incorporated for 25000 dollars, locates on timber tract south of the Clover Leaf railroad and west of the public highway. Officers elected are President C W Pugh, Vice President D L Sellers, Secretary Harry Soddy, and Treasurer Jerry Booe. The plant moves from Tangier due to C E I operations decline as it prepares for the tomato canning season.
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Cates Canning Company
Cates
C. W. Pugh
D. L. Sellers
Harry Soddy
Jerry Booe
Plantas
Clover Leaf Railroad
Tangier
Donald Brown Dies Suddenly at 26 in Danville
Donald Brown age 26, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Brown, died at Lake View hospital Danville after a brief illness from Bright's disease. He worked for Danville Street Railway. Funeral at 2 p.m. today at his parents’ home with Rev. Kern officiating. interment Mt Hope Cemetery. He leaves four young children, his wife deceased two years ago, his parents and several siblings.
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Donald Brown
W. E. Brown
Lake View Hospital
Danville
Bright
Danville Street Railway
North Seventh St
Kern
Mt. Hope
Roads Turn Treacherous On Dixie Highway Impassable
The Dixie Highway between the city and Kingman and points east and west became nearly impassable on Wednesday. Heavy trucks and buses bogged down, old team power assisted in rescues, and several large vehicles including a Miller truck from Terre Haute stalled at Cayuga and was towed for repairs. Damages to highways and tires were likely in the hundreds of dollars.
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Dixie Highway
Dobbin
Here
Kingman
Terre Haute
Cayuga
Perrysville
Iaid
Passes Away of Mrs Jane Allen Keller in Vermillion County
Mrs Jane Allen Keller aged 60 years 4 months 20 days died February 21 1922 in Vermillion county after a stroke while on the east side of the square. Survived by husband Andrew Jackson Keller five sons William Alfred George Lewis David Lonnie Lee Eston and Perley Keller 12 grandchildren 4 brothers Joseph Cornealious David and Thomas Allen funeral at Grange Hall church conducted by Rev R B Kern with burial in Lower Mound cemetery.
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Jane Allen Keller
Vermillion County
Andrew Jackson Keller
William Alfred
George Lewis
David Lonnie
Lee Eston
Perley Homer Keller
Joseph
Cornealious
David
Thomas Allen
Christian Church
Freedom
R. B. Kern
Grange Hall Church
Lower Mound Cemetery
Red Man Band Dance Draws Modest Crowd In City Hall
The Red Man Band held a Wednesday evening dance with a brief concert and Grand March led by Mr. and Mrs. Fred LaTourrette. Gale's dance orchestra provided later music for square and modern dancing. the event barely covered expenses.
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Red Man Band
Fred LaTourrette
Gale
Be a Booster rally message in wartime era
A fragmented wartime booster note urges millions of men to back the effort and think up plans to wake support and push business revival. It hints at a collective mobilization but provides few concrete details beyond encouragement.
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Migs Elton Hushaw
Clint Smith
Newlin
U. B
Veedersburg
Covington
W. H. Lykins
Citizens Bank
D. F. Smith
Aaron Cox
Lee Philpott
Robert H. McKinney
J. Loeb
John LaTourrette
Tri Kappas
Elizabeth Sanne
C. W. Dice
D. E. Liest
Near East
Congress
National Committee
America
She
Eames
Armenia
Alexiandopol
Aerd
Llar Day
Cynthia Jane Keller
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