Pioneer Mason Cyrus Osborn Obituary Memorial
The Lexington Masons publish a memorial for Cyrus W. Osborn born January 26 1812 in Greenbriar County Virginia who died July 20 1902 in Bates City Missouri. A charter member of Lexington Lodge and Houston Lodge, he was a devout Mason and Christian, twice married with nine children, and long active in guiding brethren while serving the Methodist church for 75 years. The piece lauds his integrity, kindness, and leadership from 1837 onward.
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Masonic Order
Cyrus W. Osborn
Lexington Lodge
A. M
Cyrus Osborn
Greenbriar County
Missouri
Lexington
Lafayette County
Bates City
Eliza Henning
Sarah A. Walker
P. W. Osborn
George W. Osborn
BE. O. Wooldridge
Boonville
J. D. Hitchcook
Afton
I.T
Brother Osborn
Old Lexington
Lafayette Lodge
Houston Lodge
Wes- Hopton
Osborn
Bayer Grand
Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Wellington
Lfe
Methodist Church
Our Town
Bourne
Pakeen
God
Cyrus
A Trip to the Far Away Philippines and Beyond
Sailors recount a two week Atlantic voyage from New York to Gibraltar Malta and Port Said. The letter details seasickness weather ships at anchor the census of passengers teachers and civil employees a Gibraltar visit Maltas sights and Port Said observations of its famed vice and beauty, and the dreamlike Mediterranean days aboard ship.
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Mania
P. I
Gulf Stream
Gibraltar
Missouri
Billy Bryan
Jandater
Bila
Rock of Gibraltar
Hercules
Bowes Bot
Malta
Port Said
Egypt
Mediterranean
Kipling
Ory
Canal
Missouri's crops set record value in a year of abundance
Missouri leads agricultural states in overall crop value for the year 1902 as corn and other products surge. While Minnesota tops the wheat crop, Missouri surpasses in corn by about 290 million bushels and gains immense income from fruits, cotton, vegetables, hay, and live stock, boosting rail traffic and broader business.
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Michigan
South Dakota
Oklahoma
Wistonsin
Missouri
Minnesota
Iowa
Kansas
Nebraska
Ilinois
Imperial
Union
New Depot for Lexington Near Old Slaughter Howe
A new depot for Lexington will be located near the old slaughterhouse, at the foot of Trish Town hill between two sacks. Reports mention a blue print showing the depot at this point and its role as the depot for both roads, with a belief the present depot may be removed or repurposed for freight rooms.
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Lexington
Slaughter Howe
Trish Town Hill
Wheat Wanted for Market After Plant Sale
Advertisement from Colleyville Kansas area seller McGrew Mill, seeking wheat for market despite selling milling plant. States there is plenty of rain sacks and invites interested buyers to call and see the operation.
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Colleyville
Kas
Bargains to clear boots and shoes this summer sale
Local sale advertises a summer clearance to reduce boot and shoe stock. Details are unclear but promises affordable footwear for customers.
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Philippines
New York
Spain
St. Paul
Great Boul
Lemla
Hagland
Gozo
Customs House
Ofice
Napoleon Bonapart
St. John
Enoglish
Mileta
Island of
Honey
Bay
Valetta
Citta’ Vecchia
Rome
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