Death of Mrs Tyser Mailixie in Riverton
Mrs Tyser Mailixie born October 25 1872 west of Riverton died at home in Riverton June 6 1922 at age 69 years 7 months 11 days leaving husband three children and many relatives She was religious and interment occurred Tuesday at Riverton cemetery Notice also bids invited for Riverton Consolidated Independent School District school bus drivers deadline July 1 1922 for routes vehicle types conditions and furnishing buses by district
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Tyser Mailixie
Fabher Redd
Riverton
Tuten B
Ray
Hon
Rivertan
Irs
Bieern
Ton Cemet
Riverton Consolidated Independent School District
Riverton Local Items Highlight Community Folks
Local notes from Riverton recount visits and travel among Alfred Cochrin and his family, Joseph Boyd and George Meek visiting Nebraska relatives, and Cowger and McKissick families on trips. Attendees of a Methodist pageant and several town residents returning from Ames and Nebraska City appear in the week’s social roundup.
Market Report and Broader Crime Outlook Reflect Rural and Urban Hopes
The market report notes demand for creamery butter, poultry, and eggs remains strong with ample stocks and favorable pasture conditions, predicting steady prices in coming months. It cites heavy movement of five hens and a normal egg trade, with government data showing June stock at about 7.94 million cases, roughly 20 percent above last year. A second passage warns of unprecedented organized crime and near-judicial collapse, urging citizen duty to curb the trend and implying worsening conditions until collective action changes.
Fragmented Text Noted for Conversion
The OCR text is garbled with numerous misspellings and breaks. It references a prayer and creation, mentioning a day of completion and a light through a property, but readable details are insufficient for a clear news item or named entities. No identifiable people, places, or events emerge.
Pointed Paragraphs on the Future and Truth
Pessimism and caution color scattered maxims about moving forward and staying true. The fragmentary text warns against vanity and sharing secrets with spouses and urges honesty and self restraint in public life. It hints at broader social duties and personal integrity.
The Speed Maniac and the Pretenders to Greatness
A wry reflection on personal power noting that attempting to stand on rights against a fast mover ends in weak support, while greatness is either inherited earned or thrust upon others, and most people merely imagine themselves great.
Death of Mrs Rebekah Cowles in Spokane
Mr O B Scoles learns of his sister Mrs Rebekah Cowles death at her son’s home in Spokane Washington on June 7 Aunt Rebekah once visited Hamburg twelve years ago and had many relatives there Her husband Henry Cowles died about four years ago She left two sons Billie and Glenn a daughter Mrs Littie White and several grandchildren The family mourns her passing amid western relocations and family ties
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O. B. Scoles
Rebekah Cowles
Spokane
Washington
Rebekah
Hamburg
Henry Cowles
Cowles
Billie
Glenn
Littie White
Ofning
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