Obituary of Judson Hungerford of Chester Iowa
Judson B Hungerford born October 1 1860 near Fountain Minnesota died December 16 1911 at Fayette aged 51 years 2 months. He married Alice Moore at age 22 and joined the Chester Methodist Episcopal Church in 1896 remaining a member until death. Survived by mother, two sisters, a brother, wife, six sons and two daughters. Funeral with Rev G H Kennedy and President Cooper at the Chester home then church and burial in Chester cemetery.
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Judson B. Hungerford
Fountian
Minn
Chester
Iowa
Alice Moore
Fayette
Methodist Episcopal Church of
Reeder N. Dak
G. H. Kennedy
Cooper
Methodist Episcopal Church
Card of Thanks From Hungerford Family
Family extends sincere thanks to friends and neighbors for kindness and sympathy during illness and funeral of their loved one Mrs. J. B. Hungerford and children.
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J. B. Hungerford
Township Jobs Notice at Weastfield Township
The Township Trustees of Weastfield Township invite applications for Superintendent of Roads for half township and for Superintendent of Dragging for 1912. Applications due February 1 1912. Bond of 500 dollars required. Trustees reserve right to reject all. Clerk Adam Shafer. Also notes social events including a street band concert and carnival proceeds for the Christian Association.
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Weastfield Township
Adam Shafer
Discoveries at Elephantine Shed Light on Jewish Diaspora
Fragments of Aramaic papyri from Elephantine and Assuan reveal a dated sequence of Jewish documents from 471 to 411 B C. German excavations (1906–1908) yielded well preserved records, linking Jewish temple foundations in Egypt with Babylonian events and Jeremiahs prophecies, illuminating the southern boundary colony in the fifth century B C.
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Assuan
M. Clermont-Ganneau
Elephantine
W. Honroth
O. Rubensohn
F. Zucker
Sachan
Egypt
B.C
Bageses
Judaea
Yahu
Cambyses
Gedaliah
Jeremiah
Tahpanhea
Daphnae
Nebuchadrezzar
Tahpanhes
Upper
Sayce and Cowleyt
London
Methodist Review
Sachau
Gressmann
Tuebinger
Nebuchadnezzar
Rogers
Babylonia
Assyria
New York
Darius Notus
Johanan
Jonathan
Jesus
Jeshua
Bagoses
Bagoas
Syria
Judma Bane
Ancient temples and Persian rule in Judea described
The article traces Jewish temple history from the Babylonian exile through Cyrus and Cambyses, noting the rebuilding of Jerusalem's temple under Persian rule, later destruction and political bribery involving Bagoses, and Amyrtaeus's era. It closes with a Cham berlain's liniment advertisement.
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Babylonia
Ebphantine
Jerusalem
Yahweh
Josiah
Cyrus
Cambyses
Egypt
Arsames
Darius Nothus
China
Elephantine
Leutenant
Yahu
Tammuz
Johanan
Bageses
Judaea
Delaiah
Shelemiah
Sanballat
Samaria
Bagoses
Heypt
Amyrtaeus
Sais
Kitten Rescued On Campus During Cold Night
A passerby spots a white kitten injured on campus. Refusing to abandon the suffering creature, the rescuer ties a makeshift bandage and takes the animal home where the kitten now purrs contentedly.
Reminding Readers to Pay Small Subscriptions
For five weeks we have urged friends to settles small accounts with the Reporter office. Many have paid, many have not, and some intend to pay soon but delay. We need the money before December 29. J A Claxton paid in advance and says it does not take long to run up a thousand dollars in small dribs. Please pay your small share now.
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J. A. Claxton
Fayette Creamery Directors Meet to Bid On Routes
The Fayette Creamery Association directors will meet December 30 1911 at 1 30 PM at the State Bank to award cream and milk routes for the coming year. Haulers may attend or submit bids as directed by the board. By order of Directors.
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Fayette Creamery Association
State Bank
Athletics for Girls Promotes Wider Gym and Games
Three months of discussion on girls athletics notes lack of tennis and gym work at Upper Iowa. Criticism over how girls walk and stand and limited access to courts with a male club controlling facilities. Suggests interclass basketball and pedestrian clubs, calling for balanced development of body and mind. Chamberlains Cough Remedy ad appears, then Mabel Lakin Patterson named designer illustrator for Chicago fashion catalogs.
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Upper
Iowa
Upper Town
Mabel Lakin Patterson
Art Department
Chicago
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