Obituary of Captain John E Middaugh of Scio NY
Belmont Dispatch reports Captain John Emory Middaugh died at his Washington street home on April 11 after a brief illness from pneumonia. A Civil War veteran and public servant, he left three children and several grandchildren, with funeral services at 2:30 p.m. Sunday and interment in Thibou cemetery. He was active in the Masonic Fraternity and G A R, and the Alleghany County history notes his family’s long Alleghany presence and Middaugh Hill origins.
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Belmont Dispatch
Belmont
New York
John EH. Middaugh
Henry Middaugh
Wu. Fulger
John Emory Middaugh
Washington Street
Middaugh
Elizabeth Gorton Middaugh
Mery Crandall
William Crandall
J. B. Middaugh, Jr
Sennett and Middaugh
Cando, N. Dakota
H. G. Middaugh
Burke, Middaugh
el Paso
Texas
Masonic Fraternity
Revere Post
Thibou
Alleghany County
Alleghany
Middaugh Hill
John Middaugh
New Jersey
Amsterdam
Holland
Dryden, Tompkins Co
Elijah
Abraham
Scio
John Emory
Hirjah
Mr. Middaugh
Louisa Noble
Louisa (Noble) Middaugh
Friendship Academy
Alfred University
Indian Territory
Co. C
Fair Oaks
Abercrombie
the Wilder Abas
Fredericks- I Gury
Stn
Copspeny
Sante'e
Hancock’s
Veteran Reserve Corps
Hakes Post
Justice of the Peace
Maplehuret
Middaugh Hui
Alleghany County Farmer’s Co-Operative Fire Insurance Company
Big dance at Moose hall draws crowds this Saturday night
Local notes report Robert McKay from Grand Harbor in Devils Lake on business and visits by Mrs Nesh of Webster en route to Grand Forks. Supt Godward attends a state meeting in Bismarck. Mrs Hale and Mrs Flynn enjoy Minneapolis opera season while visiting friends. Brick delivery begins for the new hotel near the Great Northern line as workers prepare to rise it. Mac Connolly attends a Missionary meeting in Rollette. The Moose hall promises fine floor and music for the Saturday event.
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Robert McKay
Grand Harbor
Devils Lake
James Nesh
Webster
Grand Forks
Supt. Godward
Bismarck
Henry Hale
Edward Flynn
Minneapolis
Moose Wati Opera House
Great Northern Railway
Mac Connolly
Rollette
Presbyterian Church
New Moose Hall
Opera House
Unclear Caption Teases Scattered Historic Oddities
Fragmentary OCR notes mix medical product boasts with political critique and outdated references. The text cites Fletcher’s Castoria, cost of living probes, Rockefeller farming euphemisms, Peary and Cook polar claims, and a Pearia judge ruling on domestic discipline at breakfast time, all in a disjointed, era feel.
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Pearia
Wanted Ad Seeks Meeting From Devils Lake Party
A terse notice requests contact for a meeting tied to a party wish in Devils Lake North Dakota. It mentions a lock box number 144 and a high grade BS detail unclear in the fragment. No additional names or dates are readable.
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Devils Lake
N. D
De Valette family tensions rise over Yankee land grab
In a Newfoundland hall Raoul de Valette confronts his cousin De Valette and Father O'Mara as land losses to Americans mount. A striking Caledienne dancer interrupts with sly banter, revealing tensions between old French noble lineage and new American wealth, while the portrait of valor and honor frames their dispute.
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Joseph O'Mara
Euacel
O'Mara
Raoul
de Valette
Raoul de Valette
France
Normandy
de Vallette
Demoiselles de Valette
M. Raoul
Madeleine
de, Valette
Valette
Roderick Steele
Baont | Tose
Tax Schedules At 1910 County Assessor Meeting
The 1910 county assessor meeting was held in the auditor's office on Wednesday April 18 with County Auditor R V Rice presiding. J J Annala Lillehoff Andrew Moen and others attended as assessors. John B Thelin was elected chairman and Herman Rutten secretary. The schedule set 1910 assessments for horses automobiles pianos farm tools goods and merchandise bank stock elevator stock and other items with varied percentages. separate allowances applied to threshing equipment and land improvements. additional instruction provided to mail copies of the schedule to assessors and adjournment followed.
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R. V. Rice
J.J. Annala
Lillehoff
Andrew Moen
Prospect
EL Wood
Stevens
Thos
J. Keogh
Cleveland
B. F. Hoy
Royal
James Nash
Webster
B.D. Whitmer
Pleasant
J. O. Siverson
Dry Lake
W. T. Miller
Morris
Robert Wallace
Sullivan
Ole J. Hoystad
de Groat
Aaron Hooker
Brocket Vilage
Ole J.vig
Edmore Village
Norman Nelson
Churches Ferry
John Thelin
Herman Rutten
State Board of Carried
John B. Thelin
Battle of the River and the Village Tales in Suppressed War
In a dim room three men discuss American troops in the woods near a village. Raoul denounces the Americans as wicked, while Father O Mara urges restraint. the talk shifts to a looming campaign promised by a barbarian chief and the fate of new lands amid a second war with England.
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Father O’mera
de Vatette
Maine
Sinallle
Raon de Valette
Father O'Mara
England
Raoul
Andrew Jackson
New Orleans
Ville
O'Mara
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