Funeral rites and family notices from Richland Iowa
Sapp led funeral services while Carns underwent surgery at a Joplin hospital and then traveled to his son’s home. Marion M. Carns, born April 25, 1968 in Hancock County Illinois, survived by 10 children, 1 brother, 1 sister, 2 half siblings, 17 grandchildren, and 1 great grandchild. Survivors listed include Cora Rush, Eva Hartshorn, Harry Carns, Ira E. Carns, Jeasie L. Carns, Charles N. Carns, Will C. Carns, Julia Hager, Minnie Poats, Bertha Stewart, among others. The column also discusses ongoing concerns about newspaper pricing and the financial plight of country papers, noting the Clarion’s past and hopes for a brighter era for rural publications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Sapp
Mr. Carns
Joplin
Conance
Marion M. Carns
Hancock County
Helena Elizabeth Griffin
G. Griffin
Jesper
Carns
Cora Rush
Eva Hartshorn
Harry Carns
Junction City
Kans
Ira E. Carna
Chanute
Jeasie L
Charles N. Carns
Huerfano
Colo
Will C. Carns
Kansas City
Julia Hager
Jerico Springs
Minnie Poats
Fort Washington
D.C
The
Clarion
United States
Richland
Iowa
Parisian admiration for the U S Capitol's evolution
The Chicago Journal notes the Capitol's history from the 1814 fire and the 1828 completion of the central structure with its dome, through 1859 extensions, a 1804 dome, Crawford's statue of the goddess of freedom, and rulings by Bulfinch and Walter. It cites a total cost around 16 million dollars and praise from architectural authorities.
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Capitol
Washington
Congress
Senate
House of Representatives
Thomas Crawford
Marion Crawford
Charles Bulfinch
Boston
Thomas A. Walter
America
Europe
Chicago Journal
Dentist Patient Faces Fear After Emergency Toothache Relief
A tired man at Park Emergency Hospital around 3 AM begged for relief from a raging toothache. A steward soothed him with in-chair remedies and the pain subsided, but the patient, who identified himself as Dr Karngeorge, admitted fear of his dentist visit next morning.
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The
Park
Karngeorge
San Francisco Chronicle
Why Not Price Rise and Color Claims Stimulus
A fragmentary note reports rising prices and a question about color names. The text mentions red or rouge hues and references Boston or Boaton city terms, but details are unclear. No clear events, dates, or organizations are established in the readable portion.
Tobacco Seeds Minute Seed Supply Report
A fragmented note on tobacco seeds notes their extreme smallness and mentions a supplier or furnishing phrase unclear. The text suggests a claim that a supply will be enough, but lacks concrete details on quantity, date, or recipient.
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Bertha Stewart
N.Y
John R
Willis Carns
C.C. Sullens
Jasper
Katie Moore
Picher
Olla
Carthage, Mo
Ramsay
Missouri
Ets
Beacon