Death of Dr Walter R L Gosewisch in Los Angeles
Dr Walter Robert Gosewisch born Lexington Missouri January 24 1862 studied medicine Tulane University 1888 later in Europe. He moved to California in 1904 engaged in real estate and mining. He married Alice Thomas in 1892 and left two children. Funeral services were held at the family home conducted by Rev Robert P Howell of Trinity Methodist Church Los Angeles California.
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Wene
Beacon Street
Los Angeles
Cal
Walter RL Gosewisch
Lovid Hughand
Aliee T. Gore- Wish
Mary
Robert
Oye Wisell
Walter Robert Chosewisch
Lexington
Missouri
C. T
Tulane University of New Orleans
Marc
Europe
Vienna
Paris
Berlin
Fie
California
Jie
Alice Thomas
Whic Won
Tie
Rober P. Howell
Trinity Methodist Church
Sorph
Los Angels
Colonel Webb Returns Home From Missouri
Colonel Webb at Home, Colonel Walton SI Webb aide to the Missouri governor, arrived Sunday to spend weeks with father Ada Webb of Waverly. Webb, a Fayette County native, attended Waverly schools and the State Normal, then the Coast Artillery Corps. He is now Commandant of Saint Charles Military Academy, slated for appointment next year with a raised salary as enrollment doubles after a record year.
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Walton SI. Webb
del Canp
Missouri
A.da Webb
Waverly
Celene) Webb
Tormey Lafayette
Webb
Death of Frederick Becker in city obituary fragment
Frederick Becker an aged citizen died Friday night at his Franklin street home from old age and natural causes. He came from Germany at age 14 and resided here ever since. He married Dorothy Dede of Concordia on February 17, 1855. Surviving children include Henry Barker Danville. Becker Wigginaville. Mrs Dierking and Will Becker Lexington. Mrs D Guardwood and Florence Becker Kansas City. Funeral services conducted by Rev. Boyd White Sunday morning at 10:50 at the home.
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Frederick Becker
Peederick Pbecker
Franklin Street
Becker
Gerney
Poe
Dorothy Dede
Concordia
Marriage Notice of Vincent Cook and Virgie Shouse
Monday June 2 at Padtello Idaho the marriage of Vincent Cook son of J W Cook of near Lexington and Virgie Shouse daughter of J W Shouse. After a trip through Washington and California the couple will reside on Cook s ranch Jerome Idaho
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Padtello
Idaho
Vincent Cook
J. W Cook
Lexington
Virgie Shouse
J. W. Shouse
Washington
California
McNeel and McFad Visit for Central College Commencement
H. W. McNeel M. C. McFad and W. W. White returned Thursday from Springfield Missouri where they attended the Grand Commandery of Knight Templars meeting. They visited friends and attended Central College commencement exercises.
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H. W. McNeel
M. C. McFad
WW. White
Fom
Springfield
Grand Commandary of
Knight
Sunday school convention trip notes and births
Mrs A W Sandring and several women attended a Germain Evangelical church Sunday school convention in Independence. Mrs Less Mitchell returned to Wellington after visiting here, with Mrs Harry Dunford. Miss Maylle Pearson went back to Marshall after visiting Miss Margaret Bates. Mrs Frank Loomis and Kansas City ties announce the birth of a daughter on June 2 1913. Mrs John Morrison, visiting in Kansas City, returned home.
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A. W Sandring
Laupa
Mary Winkler
Lydia Brnenring
Elizabeth Graber
Anna Dowling
Elizabeth Ladyman
Independence
Germain Evangelical Church
Less Mitchell
Wellington
Harry Dunford
Maylelle Pearson
Marshall
Margaret Bates
Frank Loomis
Kansas City
Nervous Woes Across a Quivering Household
A lone husband shares a jesting cure for tense wives and erratic tantrums. A neighborly wife, a woman doctor, notes that calling a genius calms quarrels while the couple laments the strain on personality and nerves as bushy paws rub a cat’s fur the right way.
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Cherry Dabhier
Lear
Her Way of Doing It Ends With Cautious Gift Plan
A dialogue notes careful gift buying as one speaker urges due care in selecting presents for friends and the other confirms buying items that offer double trading stamps, reflecting thrift and value in shopping behavior.
Local Notes From Dexineton and Surrounding Towns
Low Rhinpey the editor of the Jeffersonian reports on county matters and visits to Kansas. Mrs J W Shouse and Miss Mausin Tudver return from Kansas City after a visit with relatives. Miss Mabel Callaway also returns from Kansas City. Mrs Roy Hughes of Higgins Ville spends Friday with relatives. Mrs Aull Wis plans to store about 1800 gallons of olive pies. Mary Marquis comes back from Lith Rock where she taught last year. Miss Helen Duchnery trips to Odessa for a few days. D B Titerman and family return home in Aull Wis after visits. Calvary and Start Wiles return from a stay in St Tieey.
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Fie
Wigeinsville
Jeffersonian
Dexineton
Dulin Bowiono
Kansas
Wernes
Cyrus Campbell
Calvin
Wiles
St Tieey
Hose
J W. Shouse
Mixa
Maixin
Kansas City
Mabel Callaway
Wischerry
Aull
Mary Marquis
Lith Rock
D. B. Titerman
Aull Wis
Wearsiay
Helen Duchnery
Odessa
Roy Hughes
Higgins Ville
For Sale Buff Rock Cook CeleoPhage Act
A fragmented listing reads as a for sale item tied to Buff Rock Cook and CeleoPhage Act under Ainsworth. Details are unclear but indicate a sale or auction context with named entities.
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Buff Rock
SRS
Ainsworth
Bergson and the Press in New York Harbor
Bergson's arrival in New York was met by reporters who pressed him for quick views on laughter American philosophers syndicalism Roosevelt Wilson the Balkan war seasickness and woman suffrage. He answered with brief smiles and few words, illustrating as the interview suggests a view of a purposeless spontaneous creative force guiding the press as it asks questions.
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Henri Bergson
New York Harbor
Roosevelt
Wilson
News
Bergson
New York
Grocer Garelik Held on Concealed Weapon Charge
Nathan Garelik a grocer at 206 East Ninety-ninth street was held without bail in Harlem court today on the charge of carrying a concealed weapon. He said he flashed a revolver when awakened by men attempting to enter his store. police arrested him as the burglars fled. The magistrate noted the case was outside his jurisdiction.
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Nathan Garelik
East Ninety-ninth Street
Harlem
Garelik
New York Mail
Nervous Boston Pigeons Observe Swift Tire Fire
An observer notes tame pigeons on the Boston common respond calmly to an approaching automobile and a burning tire, suggesting flock behavior stems from instinctive flight response passed from mother to young, despite lack of direct threat from humans.
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Boston Evening Transcript
Local Visits and Travels in Missouri Regions
Lades Thurner returns to Joplin after a visit with Miss Alice Spencer who travels with him to Kansas City for a few days. Mr and Mrs D A Garwood go home to Kansas City after attending Mrs Garwood’s father's funeral. T J Minkeroy of Independence visits relatives here while Mrs Goo and Mrs Little Jett head to Sedalia for the summer. Mrs J G Elis visits Kansas City for a day trip. Mrs Ti Campbell of Asherville Olelit arrives for a relatives visit. Miss Mary Davis returns home from Lilly Colorado after a visit.
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Lades Thurner
Joplin
Alice Spencer
Miss Spencer
Kansas City
D. A. Garwood
Mrs. Goo
D. Little Jett
Sedalia
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