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Fairfield Tribune

Location

Fairfield, Iowa, United States of America

Date

May 05, 1921

Page

19

History of the Early Quaker Settlements of Richland

The article recounts the founding of Richland Iowa by Quaker families led by Joseph Hadley, detailing migration from North Carolina in 1839, land grants, and the establishment of churches and the Pershing Way cemetery. It notes key figures Ezra Hinshaw, Elisha Gregory, John Hadley, and others, plus the town’s 1838 cabin roots and 1841 plat.

Or Friends Society Friends Rich Hadley North Carolina Iowa William Penn England America Joseph Hadley Hadleys Richland Ezra Hinshaw Elisha Gregory John Hadley Samuel Woodward Wm. Hobson David Wilson John Mills Wm. Hadley Peter Allen Prior C. Woodward Jesse Nordyke Thomas Frazier Indiana C. Woodward John Greenlee Abijah Bray Prior Woodward Pleasant Plain Monthly Meeting James Angeline Riams Prior C Susannah Samuel Wm. A Ruth Woodward Beriah Sarah Eli Lydia John Sr Torm Woolson Hopewell Keokuk County Aaron Miller Joshua Hadley Wm. R. Hadley

Adventurers meet Mrs Get-the-Most-Out-of-Life

A boy and a girl awaken with plans to lead and explore. They share breakfast by a brook with Mrs Wood Elf as a new guest, Mrs Get-the-Most-Out-of-Life arriving eager to join and connect with the young explorers. The group contemplates beginnings and adventures ahead.

House of Secrets Mrs. Wood Elf

Mountains Named for Indian Tribe

The Appalachian system gets its name from the Appalachee people. Its highest point is Mount Mitchell in North Carolina at 6711 feet.

Mount Mitchell North Carolina

And Then Gets Stung Cartoon Quote Summary

A brief cartoon caption contrasts a father and son over ego. The line defines an egotist as someone stuck on his own point of view, illustrating a satirical family dynamic.

Cartoons Magazine

Matriarch Era Led By Women Predicted By Margaret Sanger

In a contemporary quotation, Margaret Sanger argues women will dominate arts, sciences, and government as the pendulum shifts from patriarchal rule toward matriarchal leadership. She says the era will culminate in equal partnership between men and women.

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Kindred Likes Inference From White And Green

Five year old John muses that God shares his mother color choices white in winter and green in summer reflecting a child’s simple, perceptive view. The piece notes parallels between Mongolian and American Indian cultures including personal and religious observances despite Mongol adoption of Lamaism.

John

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