Pioneer Woman Mrs S L White Passes In Bird City Kansas
Mrs S L White born April 23 1850 daughter of the late Riddle Taliaferro lived six decades in Nebraska and Kansas She married A L White March 20 1872 and moved from Nebraska to Bird City where she died at 67 years 8 months and 27 days Survived by husband six children two daughters predeceased and several grandchildren She was a Christian and temperance activist with long service to Methodist and Christian churches Funeral held at the M E church with Rev Morton Miller preaching and business houses closed in tribute.
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Putnam Will Temferro
Riddle Taliaferro
Lenthwine Township
Taliaferro
Condits
Barnharts
Williams
Wheelers
Morfans
Bacons
Sparlings
Andersons
Brackens
Wherrys
Wilsons
Winships
Drakes
Alice
Putnam Village
8. L. White
Nebraska
Bird City
Kan
Hed
Illinois
Elm Creek
Webster County
Ed Turner
Olin Smith
Walter
Christian Church
Methodist Church
Woman's Christian Temperance Union
Ladies’ Aid Society
M. E
Morton Miller
Obituary of Mrs. Charles A. Zenor in Galesburg
Mrs. Charles A. Zenor died of pneumonia at her daughter's home in Galesburg on February 10 at age 68 years 10 months 12 days. Funeral services were held at the home, then in Hennepin at Edgar Zenor's residence with Rev. Barstead officiating. A choir and many relatives attended. burial followed in Riverside cemetery in the family plot.
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C. A. Zenor
Galesburg
Hennepin
Edgar Zenor
Rev. Barstead
Florid
Séervice
Riverside Cemetery
Governor Lowden Adresses Grand Lodge at Masonic Temple
Governor Frank A. Lowden served as grand orator for the Grand Lodge of Ancient Free and Accepted Masons at the Masonic Temple in Springfield.
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Frank A. Lowden
Grand Lodge of Ancient Free
Grounne
Masonic Temple
Springeld
Taxes in Marshall County Show Record 1917 1918 Levy
The Lacon Democrat editor explains the 1917 1918 Marshall County tax levy rose to 78193 16 due to state and federal aid road appropriations and rising costs. It compares current spending with 1913 1914, notes increases in pauper aid fuel and supplies, and defends direct taxation over bond issues while detailing specific appropriations and salaries. It ends with a barb about Kaiser Sorrells and references a Holstein cow death.
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Lacon
Marshall County
Court House
Licon
Republican
Marshall County Board of Supervisors
Chicago
Peoria
Board of Review
Board of Prisoners
Board of Supervisors
Postige
Kaiser Sorrells
Hellium
The Price of Seed
The Farmers Review urges farmers to avoid cheap seed corn and warns that low upfront costs can lead to total or partial crop failure due to frost or poor maturity. It cautions against unscrupulous dealers and emphasizes paying for quality seed to protect yields.
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Corn ‘Belt
Whitefield Township Tax Collectors Ad Notices
Frank Thirkell and Chauncey Peters publish tax collection notices for Whitefield township. Thirkell will gather taxes in Henry at Vogelsang’s on Tuesdays and Camp Grove on Fridays. Peters says Duke Bros store in Henry will accept 1917 taxes on Tuesdays and Saturdays.
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Saratoga
Vogelsang’s
Henry
Camp Grove
Frank Thirkell
Henry Township
C. B. Vogelsang
Whitefield
Duke Bros
Whitefield Township
Chauncey Peters
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L. B. Phillips, Jr
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St. Xavier’s Academy
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St. Louis Academy
Lyon & Healy Wabash_ Ave
Jackson Bled
Nettie Jarman
Green
E. H. Bradley
New Lehman Eldg
Ill
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Irvin Ingels
LaFayette
Ilinois
Adolph Klein
Thompson Farm Loans
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