Golden Anniversary of Mr and Mrs Smith in Reedley
The Reedley Exponent notes the fiftieth wedding anniversary of Mr and Mrs B I Smith of Reedley California celebrated March 6 1906 at their home. Born in Pickens County South Carolina the couple married March 6 1856 and lived in Missouri before moving to California in 1900. Nine children survive and many relatives attended the event with remarks by Reverends Lowell and Donner. The gathering included gifts and a shared meal as friends offered best wishes for many happy returns and enduring family reunion.
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Reedley
Cal
Mra
Smith
Pickens
Orones
Hoatesa
Quenta
B.F. Smith
Piskona County
South Carolina
Rebecca I
Kennemar
Crawford County
Missouri
California
Catawisan
J. 1
Dayton
Ohio
Elphin II
Elven
Freano County
Lnodrum
Kingsburg
Joel Mr. Smith
Selma
W. H. Lowell
G. W. Donner
Mr. Smith
Mrs. Smith
Landrum Smich
Whittier
B. A. Smith
Kant Paandena
Joel, I. Smith
BK. K. Smith
Thomas Mof
Local Richland Notes Highlight Sermon and Socials
Richland locals report Rev. G T Harmon preached an instructive Rock Springs sermon Sunday afternoon. The Ballengers and daughter Pearl attended General Assembly events in Greenville and Chicora College ceremonies where Eunice Ballenger earned a full degree and the best anatomy written by the class.
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Richland
G.T. Harmon
Rock Springs
Harmon
J. J. Ballenger
Mins Pearle
Greenville
General Assembly
Chicora College
Misa Eunice Ballenger
Mins Lalla Gallanger
J. J. Dendy
Wideman
U Waughs
Sonveny Fair
Mira Junie Wyley
J. P. Brickwell
Lyle
Gnim
J. W. Foster
Ollina
Mira
Ant
BD. Foster
Mist Maria Dondy
Mra
Ed Pickett
Micy Zola Hubbard
Will Foster
Minson Sug
Eavily Dendy
Myrt Davis
Geralding Hughn
Gommoncamont
Woellmuster Laut Weel
Robert Burgeas
Robert ‘McDonal Jonson
McDonald
Misa Christine
Pauline Anderson
Agnes Tombs
Souvea
Wonders of New York City and Brooklyn Bridge Fascination
A long irregular excerpt discusses Brooklyn and Williamsburg Bridges, rapid ferry and rail travel, and New York City growth. It notes the 1.25 mile bridge length, double piloted ferries, and safety devices on subways, plus population estimates near 6 million and projected growth. It mentions Long Island expansion, real estate bets, and a farming profit example of $488.04 on half an acre with detailed produce sales and expenses.
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Brooklyn Bridge
Arema
Theas
Aafely
Manhattan
New York
Long Island
Brooklyn
Faros
Taland
Manhattan Island
Broodyn
New York City
Tonoh
Atenature
Tan
Rivera
Oan
Ana Chicken Farma
Ot 9
Dreer
Dreera
H. W. Finlayson
Southern Christian Advocate
Photographic Trap Aims to Catch Auto Thieves in Ringland
A new photographic police trap for apprehending automobile ists is described in Ringland. By pressing a button a photo with time and date is taken of any passing car. Two synchronized units at ends of a road segment could yield accurate speed data for pursuing violators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ringland
Impertint Improvement in Wireless Telegraphy
Professor Broan of Atrawsburg announces a direct in line wireless telegraphy advance. The system he developed, named after him, directs wireless electrical waves in a single direction, saving energy by limiting transmission to one path.
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Broan
Atrawsburg
Thns
Sweden Expels Telephones Become Daily Life Across Kingdom
A feature notes how Sweden embraces telephones as integral to daily life with King Oscar’s realm leading in provision. Street telephone pavilions appear at every thoroughfare near restaurants, cabarets, and theaters, opening automatically when a coin is dropped. Booths also serve lampposts and mail boxes in some instances.
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Sweden
Oscar
Vutking
ATA Treet
Wohlel, Wrain Grant
Selection Criteria for Draft Horses by T M Duning
The author discusses preferences when choosing a modern draft horse. He favors a horse with several years of service over a fresh import, valuing moderate work history and a fit foal. He notes a larger, stronger horse is preferable for better fuel efficiency and performance.
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T. M. Duning
Feeding dried potatoes in stock beef and horses
Continued experiments abroad show dried potatoes fed to pigs and steers yield fair results, but ground barley and corn remain the cheaper factory for cattle. Steers digest potatoes better when finely ground. coarser grinding reduces value. Breeding notes discuss colt breaking, horse drinking, draft horse selection, and the importance of timing in work. Cleaning antiseptics with high proportions improve health products sold locally by J. J. Boll and W. J. Lanay.
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Hointoen
Pga
Harke
Walter
The Letter Describing Jesus from Pontius Pilate Court
Publicized text of a purported letter by Publius Lentulus to Caesar describing Jesus Christ. The letter claims Jesus heals the sick and raises the dead and paints Him as meek yet noble, beautiful, and wise, with Nazarene attire and dignified manners. It notes He speaks well, travels barefoot, and inspires both fear and tears, with Jews disputing His nature.
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Orient Correspondunt
Publius Lentulus
Pontian Pilate
Rome
Jesus
Christ
Judea
Cesar
God
Heavan
Earth
Ttiv
Thim
Tia
Ile
Tim Wolf
Acen
Cassar
Borlin Dlapaloh
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Gdhe Reptuce Courier
Sonya
Walhalla
Nesday
Filtieth
Manson
Seisele
Hell
Fogala
Soneoa
Thor
Senega Hardware Company
Ring
Kara Adomobiten
Moma
A. H. Kirkland
Mascachusetta
Cardus
Russ
Lan Sten' Adv Media Coy
Chattascoga
Tenn
Eustern
Wis
Punolg
Jr. J. We Boll
W. J. Lanay
Soneen
Deus
Pontius Pilate
Requeat
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