Memories of the Wenry Seminary School Days
A reminiscence by J A Lloyd Dixon recounts a school day at Wenry Seminary featuring three favorite girls Nettie Katl la and Biollle Weof en. The narrator tells of a social gathering at Lara and Roger Culver’s home where he entertains with a long tale about locusts and a king promising a princess to a story teller. The girls crowd the corner, laughing at the tale as the narrator’s group faces disapproving adults and an eventual return to bachelors’ hall.
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L Nettie
Kat Lla
Biollle
Myinalf
Caesar
Roy
Eder. L
Rle
Bull
Core
Tao
Nettie
Stella
Scott
Dixon
J A Lloyd Dixon
Republican
Southwest
C. W. Grubba
Putnem
Pearls
St Lewis
Ft. Worth
Dallas
Houston
Galveston
el Campo
Victtoria
San Antonio
Corpus Chiiati Te
Brownsville
Leas
Adianene
C. W. Gruber
Putwats, LL
Gulf Coast
Ee4 and and Improvement Co
I Chara
Foras
Anointing Practices Discussed in Church Teachings
A historical note outlines extreme unction forms for dying patients. It contrasts the long rite with prayers, the medium form omitting prayers, and the short rite for imminent death, citing Church teaching and theologian L. Zumbuehl.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry
New York
Aimee
L. Zumbuehl
Riemikions and Andersons Reunion at Underclitz Resort
A fragmented report recalls a reunion of Riemikions and Andersons at Underclitz resort with many attendees and lingering nostalgia. References to old representatives, a long table scene, and farewells hint at a multi-year gathering with memories preserved in a local Tidings issue.
Trans Mississippi Congress to Discuss Rivers and Reclamation
The Trans Mississippi Commercial Congress to meet in Kansas City in November 1923 will debate river navigation from lakes to gulf, reclamation of arid lands, immigration, and public works. Topics include flood control, harbor and railroad issues, public utilities, and a proposed cabinet level department of mines.
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trans-Mlississippi
Trans- Mississippi
trans-Pississippi Congress
Middle West
trans-Mississppi
Roosevelt
National Congress
Penauia
Trans
trans-Mississippi
trans-Missienippi
Department of Mines and Mining
United States
Texas
Louisiana
Statehood
Lakes
Gulf
Peruvian Gasttes and Local Team Clash in Pavilion Park
Fragmented OCR text describes a local game at Pavilion Park with references to a Peruvian guest or team, a tense afternoon matchup, and uncertain outcomes. Mentions of figures like Henry Reds and Davis appear in garbled form amid stray phrases about hunting, figs, and animals.
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Notsithatand
Ais Phetet
Henry Reds
Pavilion Park
Aise Tendad
Deen Imaings
Popritg
Davis
Tautaea
Mustered Out Williams of Company B Civil War Vet Dies
A Civil War veteran Thomas Williams died at 60 after living in Putnam county Illinois. Born Feb 10 1846 he served in 135th Regiment Illinois Volunteers and was discharged honorably. He left a wife Jane Murdue and four children, later remarried to Mrs Blackmore of Council Bluffs Iowa. He moved to the U S Soldiers Home at Denver before dying and was buried at Putnam cemetery after funeral at MMS&S church.
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135Th Reg. Sk
Henry
Jane Merdue
Belden Long
J. B Anderson
John Williams
John Morgan
Irvin Willamoe
Putnam Village
Adaline
Sanford Wildman
Mountain Home Idaho
Melinda
Mra Abner Morford
Cheyenne
Wyoming
Frances
F .W. Brunt
Palisade
Neb
Martha ‘Ann
Mra H O Funson
Keote
Loway
Letty
Putnam Cemetery
George Noll
Turner- Hudnat
Swem
George
Hendrick
Hell
North Street
George Neil
Henry March
St Mary’s
Mary Lecich
Immaculate Conception
Mt. Palatine
William
Lucile
Edmer
Lawrence
Theodore Nell
Jacob
John
Michael
Theodore
Peoria
Joseph
Lacon
Frederick
Chicago
Lene
Catherine
Vina
Texas
Anna
New York
Western Catholic Union
St Mary's Church
L. Zumbuchi
E J. Entery
St. Joseph's Church
Earth
Branch 23
Yaica
Mary's Church
Calvary Cemetery
Gainaly
Willism Peterman
Charles McMeans
Louis Bognar
Wred Bickerman
Henry Kaprana
Ra Dama
Emd
Lopic
Mike Ammes
Gadeola
Ieee
Seach Lake
Henry Public School Opens with Notable Attendance and Courses
The Henry public school opened last Monday with strong attendance across departments. The high school enrolled 70 students with many more to enter, offering courses in history English mathematics Latin German science and business. The board added a year of arithmetic and bookkeeping for the first year of the English German program and prepared a larger music program supervised by Miss Trimble. A funeral notice and local society events are included in the following items.
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Henry Publc School
Henry Public School
Tultlon
Mias Worley
Histary
Carpenter
Mites Rickez
Stine
Board of Education
Alagss
Mise Trimble
Henry
Mverz
Percen
Carl iBtiass
Regular City Council Meeting Minutes and Bills
Regular meeting of the city council at city hall with Mayor Hutchins and Aldermen present. Minutes of the previous meeting read and approved. numerous bills approved including water works supervisor George Halbleib and city street and utility expenses. treasurer’s report shows a net overdraft of 43.8 dollars and committees authorized to borrow funds to cover payments.
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Mondevalent
Butchinsox
Dike
Staith
Brows
Bickerman
Yanchowsist
Gromeos
Medeag
George Halbleib
Water Works
Walter Haglaston
City Mar- Wor
Eeecenes
fEadenton
Seitz
James Kincald
Ooeres
John Tomasson
A. G Humphrey
Heavy Electric Co
Ught
Will Brown
Standard Oil Co
Laesrie Hall
D. D. Brown
Team
A. Raymond
Ay Raymond
Andrew Brown
Ald
Dille
Ald. Smith
Smith
Brown
Bickermah
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Wenry Seminary
Teeriences
Remy Birls
Onic
Ie Thak Ok
Bumart Qoung Wan
Maxow
Riemikions
Andersons
Underclitz
Eylasee
Heney
Kansas City
Iselonippi Commercial
Sureama
Emmy Wirtinss
Petru
Feme
Thomas
Sera
PSK
Jiena
Elty Bntudag
Maperinee Dent
Aokoolsiok
Mma
Bleis
Mtvon
Dave Obs
Si Mary's Church
Tursdat
Govagaiper
Shires
WISH
Das & Teen Gam
Alhee
Ald. Brown
Aldo Dille
Brown, Bickerman
Ald. Bickerman
Borngiv
Yluance
S. H Hutchins
H. B. Wright
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